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Chemistry Forums for Students => High School Chemistry Forum => Chemistry Olympiad and other competitions => Topic started by: SHEZZA on February 11, 2017, 03:41:19 PM
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Hi all! I am new here. I am a year 11 student and I'm preparing the Olympiad this year. I have read some text books such as Chemical Priciples and did a lot of the questions from text books as well as the Olympiad past papers, but the text books are not helping me a lot with the Olympiad quetsions, especially with the analysis chemistry questions. I have also tried out some of the questions from the weekly questions in the archive, but I am struggling with most of the questions. What can I do to improve my current situation?
Thank you!
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What can I do to improve my current situation?
Other than doing more problems and reading more books? Not much.
However, when you try to solve problems and you hit a wall, you can always show us what you did so far and ask for help. That's the best way to speed up your own work.
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What can I do to improve my current situation?
Other than doing more problems and reading more books? Not much.
However, when you try to solve problems and you hit a wall, you can always show us what you did so far and ask for help. That's the best way to speed up your own work.
Thank you! I feel like I am lacking in general chemistry knowledge such as some important industrial reactions. Do you know what books are useful for me to gain some general knowledge?
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I have also tried out some of the questions from the weekly questions in the archive, but I am struggling with most of the questions. What can I do to improve my current situation?
Thank you!
Read the concepts and practice questions.You can take help of this forum in solving questions.
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Hi!!I am grade 12 student(India) .Done with basics of most of my syallabus (preparing for jee) ,I want to clear atleast Incho next year,so I have got around like one year to boost up my skill ,so what should be best and fastest way of doing it??