Most Important Chapter for NEET Chemistry, NEET 2025 Chemistry

With NEET being India’s single largest medical entrance examination for undergraduate courses, the pressure can be very high. Students need to stay calm during their preparation process. Especially when studying chemistry for NEET 2025, it requires a clear and composed strategy.

In this article, we will be discussing the strategy to follow for studying chemistry for NEET 2025. The best thing is that we have come up with the important chapters you need to focus on during preparation. After in-depth analysis, this information is provided to you by an expert faculty from Infinity Learn by Sri Chaitanya. This detailed analysis was prepared based on the previous five years question papers.

Many students often ask this question. What are the important chapters they need to target during their preparation before attempting the NEET 2025 exam? Well, this article is the answer.

How to Study for NEET 2025 Chemistry?

This would be the best strategy to enhance your chemistry preparation if you have already completed the syllabus.

However, if you are yet to start the preparation, this would be the perfect start for your chemistry subject.

NEET Chemistry syllabus is divided into three segments:

1. Physical Chemistry
2. Organic Chemistry
3. Inorganic Chemistry

The NEET 2025 chemistry question paper comprises 45 questions with 180 marks. Chemistry is the most scored subject when compared to Physics and biology. But that needs a proper preparation strategy.

The total number of chapters in chemistry for NEET 2025 is 29. Let us look at the most important chapters in each segment that need significant emphasis.

Let us start with Physical chemistry.

Here are the important chapters of Physical Chemistry. We have also provided the possibility of questions you can expect from these chapters.

Physical Chemistry

• Equilibrium – If we look at the question papers of the past 5 years, 12 questions were asked from this chapter. The frequently asked questions were on Ksp.
• The possibility is – you can expect a minimum of 2 questions from this chapter in the NEET 2025 chemistry paper.
• Thermodynamics – 11 questions were asked in total in the past 5 years
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum of 2 questions
• Redox Reaction – 8 questions were asked in total in the past 5 years. The questions were mainly on shape and oxidation.
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum of 3-4 questions
• Chemical Kinetics – 8 questions were asked in total in the past 5 years.
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum 1 question
• Atomic Structure – 7 questions were asked in total in the past 5 years.
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum 1 question

These are the most important chapters from Physical Chemistry that have the probability of getting a minimum of 2 questions from each chapter in the exam.

Apart from these, if you add 2 more chapters to your preparation arsenal, there is a greater scope to increase your total score.

The other high-priority chapters are:

1. Electrochemistry
2. Solution and Colligative Properties

Let us move to Organic Chemistry.

Organic Chemistry

• GOC– If we look at the question papers of the past 5 years, 15 questions were asked from this chapter.
• The possibility is– you can expect a minimum of 3 questions from this chapter in the NEET 2022 chemistry paper.
• Hydro Carbon – 12 questions were asked in total in the past 5 years
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum of 2 questions.
• Aldehyde Ketone Carboxylic Acid – 10 questions were asked in the past 5 years. The questions were mainly on shape and oxidation.
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum of 2 questions.
• Amines – 8.5 questions were asked in total in the past 5 years.
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum of 1 question.
• Alcohol Phenol Ether – 7 questions were asked in total in the past 5 years.
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum of 1 question.

Apart from these, increasing your total score is a greater scope if you add one more chapter to your preparation arsenal.

The other high-priority chapters are

1. Biomolecules

Let us proceed to Inorganic Chemistry.

Inorganic Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry is the toughest of all, and many students often complain of the same. Here is the good news. It has about 5 important chapters that you need to concentrate on. Work on these 4 or 5 chapters of Inorganic Chemistry, and you no longer have to worry about it.

• Chemical Bonding – This chapter is the heart of organic and inorganic chemistry. If we look at the question papers of the past 5 years, 16.5 questions were asked in this chapter.
• The possibility is – you can expect a minimum of 3 questions from this chapter in the NEET 2022 chemistry paper.
• P Block – 12.5 questions were asked in total in the past 5 years
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum of 2 questions.
• S Block – This is often the most neglected chapter. Looking at the past 5 years question papers, about 11.5 questions were asked.
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum of 2 questions.
• Coordination Compound – 11 questions were asked in total in the past 5 years
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum of 2 questions.
• d & f Block – 6 questions were asked in total in the past 5 years
• Possibility – You can expect a minimum of 1 question.

If you are thorough in all these chapters, as mentioned above, you can attempt at least 35 questions.

These topics are helpful for those who have had very little preparation or no preparation at all. However, those who have already finished their preparation revise these chapters on a high-priority basis. And then, you can move to the other chapters, as well. You will be able to attempt all the questions in the paper.

Further, complete the revision, read from the NCERT solutions, and solve the Previous years’ papers of these 15 topics. And you shall be exam-ready.

The faculty are speculating around 30-35 questions from these chapters.

For more insights into the analysis of NEET 2025 Chemistry, watch the video below. It will help you gain a complete understanding of the preparation strategy.