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These are my Plus One Chemistry notes. Class Eleven, CBSE board, made before I started engineering. They cover organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry. In twenty eleven, I joined Electronics and Communication Engineering at BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus. Two years in, from a hostel room, I put my handwritten notes online. That was twenty thirteen. Since then, at least one person somewhere in the world has studied from my notes every single day. They are free. The full notes are a PDF on this page. Read it here, or download it. Learn. Share. Repeat.

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Chemistry

These are my Plus One Chemistry notes. Class Eleven, CBSE board, written before I joined engineering.

I studied under the CBSE curriculum through school, and these notes came out of that time. In 2011 I joined Electronics and Communication Engineering at BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus, and in 2013, from a hostel room, I started putting my handwritten notes online. I wanted others to have what I had worked through. The notes are free.

The coverage is comprehensive: organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, and physical chemistry. Class Eleven covers a lot of ground, and these notes try to cover it fully so you do not have to piece things together from multiple places. If you are preparing for your board exams, or just trying to make sense of the syllabus, this is meant for you.

The full notes are a PDF embedded on this page. Read them right here in the browser, or open and download the file to keep. Since 2013, at least one person in the world has studied from my notes every single day. I hope something here helps you too.

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