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UPSC Civil Services (Main) Chemistry Paper II: Model Answers 2021 to 2025

Five solved papers of the Chemistry optional Paper II, all eight questions of every paper, answered with reaction schemes and mechanisms. Written for UPSC Civil Services (Mains), Chemistry optional: organic chemistry and spectroscopy.

  • 5 papers, 2021 to 2025
  • 40 questions
  • 226 parts answered
  • 231 pages
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Kindle eBook, fixed pages (Print Replica). By VKC (Vimal Swarnkar).

What is inside

  • Printed copy from VKCSpiral bound on A4, so diagrams stay full size and the book lies flat while you write. Posted anywhere in India within 3 working days; delivery is included in the fee.
  • Five complete papers2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. All eight questions of every paper and every part, with the full question printed above its answer.
  • Mechanisms drawn outReaction type, intermediate, slow step and stereochemistry labelled on the scheme itself, so the answer reads at a glance.
  • Where the marks come fromTopic-wise weightage of marks across the five years, mapped to the units of the Paper II syllabus. Spectroscopy alone carries 475 of the 2000 marks.
  • Topic-wise indexEvery part of every question listed under its syllabus topic, with marks and page, so you can revise one topic across all five years.
  • Spectroscopy worked throughUV, IR, NMR and mass spectra problems solved step by step, from the data to the structure.
  • The syllabus and a prefaceThe full Paper II syllabus at the front, numbered the way the weightage table and index use it, and a preface on how to write these answers.

The book or the free solutions on this site?

  • Free on this siteEach year's solution, read page by page in the browser, with the Telegram and channel links on its pages. Each solution here answers the five questions picked in its time plan. The book answers all eight.Read the solutions
  • The bookAll five years in one clean volume that opens offline in the Kindle app: every question printed above its answer, mechanisms labelled on the scheme, the topic-wise weightage and a topic-wise index for revising one topic across five years.Order the printed copy Kindle edition on Amazon.in

Sample pages

12 pages from the book: the front matter, then the 2024 paper's Question 1 in full and the first page of Question 2.

Title page
Title page
Contents
Contents
Preface, first page
Preface, first page
Syllabus of Paper II, first page
Syllabus of Paper II, first page
Topic-wise weightage of marks, 2021 to 2025
Topic-wise weightage of marks, 2021 to 2025
Topic-wise index, first page
Topic-wise index, first page
2024 Question 1, page 1 of 5
2024 Question 1, page 1 of 5
2024 Question 1, page 2 of 5
2024 Question 1, page 2 of 5
2024 Question 1, page 3 of 5
2024 Question 1, page 3 of 5
2024 Question 1, page 4 of 5
2024 Question 1, page 4 of 5
2024 Question 1, page 5 of 5
2024 Question 1, page 5 of 5
2024 Question 2, first page
2024 Question 2, first page

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