
The CBSE Class 12 Chemistry board exam is one of the highest-scoring subjects if you revise strategically. With the Chemistry paper scheduled on 28 February 2026, students often worry about covering the entire syllabus in the final days. Chemistry has definitions, reactions, numerical problems, and application-based questions that require clarity, speed, and structured answer writing.
Instead of starting new topics at the last minute, focus on repeated board questions, high-weightage concepts, and chapter-wise priority revision. These two booster videos help you revise the most repeated and important topics systematically so you can walk into the exam hall confident and prepared.
Why Chemistry Revision Is Crucial Before Boards
The CBSE Class 12 Chemistry board exam tests:
2–3 mark questions - Key definitions, basic reactions, and conceptual explanation.
5 mark questions - Mechanisms, derivations, numerical problems and structured answers.
Numerical problems - Especially from Equilibrium, Thermodynamics, Electrochemistry and Chemical Kinetics.
Application-based questions - Questions that test your understanding and application of concepts.
Many students lose marks because they:
Forget important conditions of reactions
Skip key steps in mechanisms
Miscalculate numerical problems
Fail to structure longer answers properly
That’s why revising important topics, repeated questions, and numerical strategies together is essential.
1) Most Repeated Topics in Chemistry | Day 1 to Day 30 | Board Booster
This session is designed specifically for last-minute Chemistry revision by focusing on the most repeated topics from previous board exams. It breaks down each topic across the syllabus, highlights ideas that have appeared again and again, and helps you identify what’s most likely to come in your board exam.
This video helps you:
Revise repeated questions and concepts day-wise
Identify patterns in board questions
Clarify tricky areas with quick explanations
Prioritize revision in the last days
Key Focus Areas Covered:
Redox reactions & oxidation number concepts
Chemical kinetics basics
pH and buffer solutions
Electrochemistry and cell potentials
Coordination compounds — nomenclature and isomerism
Organic reaction mechanisms
Biomolecules, polymers, and chemistry in everyday life
Important equilibrium questions
By the end of this session, you should have a clear idea of which topics are board favorites and which ones can add easy marks with smart revision.
This session goes chapter by chapter and helps you pin down the most important topics that have high board weightage. Instead of randomly revising, this video gives you a structured path to revise core concepts and understand exactly what you need to remember.
This video helps you:
Break the entire syllabus into high-yield topics per chapter
Understand where most questions come from
Focus your revision on board-oriented concepts
Save time by leaving out low-probability content
High-Yield Chapters Include:
Solid State & Solutions: Important formulas, types of solids, concentration units
Electrochemistry: Cell diagrams, EMF, Faraday’s laws, applications
Chemical Kinetics: Rate laws, order of reaction, collision theory
Equilibrium: La Chatelier’s principle, Kc and Kp, ionic equilibrium
p-Block Elements: Unique properties and reactions (especially Group 16 & 17)
Coordination Compounds: Ligands, geometry, naming, magnetic properties
Organic Chemistry: Reaction mechanisms, functional group transformations
Polymers & Biomolecules: Features, uses, and case-based questions
This video acts as your board booster — especially valuable when you don’t have time to re-teach topics from scratch.
How to Use These 2 Videos Tonight Before the Chemistry Exam
Step 1: Watch “Chemistry Most Repeated Topics” to identify board-favourite areas and repeated patterns.
Step 2: Watch “Chemistry Most Important Topics — Chapter Wise” to revise high-yield topics systematically.
Step 3: Make a one-page revision sheet with key formulas, conditions, mechanisms, and numerical problem tricks.
Step 4: Practice 15–20 previous year questions that are repeated or structurally similar.
Step 5: Do final flashcard revision of key definitions and reactions.
Why This Smart Revision Strategy Can Improve Your Score
CBSE mark distribution follows step-wise evaluation. Even if your final answer isn’t perfect, writing:
Correct keywords
Clear definitions
Proper numerical steps
Well-structured long answers
Following these tips helps you to secure the maximum possible marks.
Focused revision improves:
Answer clarity
Time management
Confidence level
Accuracy in numerical problems
Overall performance