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Candidates can check out the complete details below, as we have listed the Important Chapters for NEET as well as the number of questions asked in the exam.
With the reference of NEET 2019 Exam, I am hereby sharing you the chapter wise weight age of NEET Chemistry.
Aromatic Compounds- 2 question asked
Atomic structure -2 question asked
Biomolecules-1 question asked
Carboxylic Acid Derivative-1 question asked
Chemical Bonding- 3 question asked
Chemical Kinetics-2 question asked
Chemistry in everyday life-1 question asked
Coordination Compounds-1 question asked
D Block-1 question asked
Electrochemistry- 2 question asked
Environmental Chemistry-1 question asked
Equivalent Concept-1 question asked
Gaseous State-1 question asked
GOC- 2 question asked
Hydrocarbons- 2 question asked
Hydrogen-1 question asked
Ionic Equilibrium- 3 question asked
IUPAC-1 question asked
Metallurgy-1 question asked
Mole Concept-1 question asked
P Block- 4 question asked
Periodic table-1 question asked
Polymer-1 question asked.
Redox Reactions-1 ques asked
S Block- 2 ques asked
solid state-1 ques asked
Solution and Colligative Properties-2 ques asked
Surface Chemistry-1 ques asked
Thermodynamics-2 ques asked
Hope this surely helps you out. Thanks aspirants and best of luck.

Organic chemistry is a very important aspect of NEET chemistry. Organic chemistry has a vast syllabus but very important. Try to make it your strong point instead of your fear. Work on the fundamentals or else you will end messing it up. Organic chemistry can be mastered if you can interconnect the chapters. There are many questions which require quick interlinking of knowledge (say a series of reaction 1 is form alcohol other from amines ) of these chapters, that can be done by making flowcharts (personally found it very helpful ). Start with reading your NCERT and just getting the basics right. To cover the entire NEET Syllabus http://bit.ly/2FUgVQA practice all the intext exercises and questions at the back. Properly understand and learn from your module /reference. Try to at least look up the reaction mechanism of all the reactions mentioned in the NCERT. (Really important for conceptual knowledge)
Don't jump to questions now, do the chapter once more, all the reaction mechanism should be clear to you and then practice questions. See past year questions of NEET AIPMT and AIIMS. Keep repeating organic chemistry, keep doing the reaction mechanisms on your own, and more and more questions. Also, focus the named reactions. Practice and revision are the key and once you do it you actually start loving organic chemistry.