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GOC (General organic chemistry) Mastery in 6 days

Learn General Organic Chemistry in 6 days: inductive effect, resonance, hyperconjugation, aromaticity, acidic and basic strength. For Class 11, 12, JEE, NEET.

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The 6-day plan

A day-by-day difficulty map

Every course claims a "day-wise plan." This one shows how the load actually moves — the harder days are marked, and lighter days are kept visible so you can see where practice replaces new material.

Day 1Day 2Day 3Day 4Day 5Day 6Day 1: Bond cleavage & fundamentals — 55m · 6 tasksDay 1 · Light55m · 6 tasksDay 2: Inductive Effects (+I & — 1h 59m · 7 tasksDay 2 · Medium1h 59m · 7 tasksDay 3: Resonance & Hyperconjugation — 2h 5m · 7 tasksDay 3 · Hard2h 5m · 7 tasksDay 4: Aromatic, Anti-aromatic & Non-aromatic — 1h 25m · 7 tasksDay 4 · Medium1h 25m · 7 tasksDay 5: Acidic & Basic Strength — 1h 25m · 7 tasksDay 5 · Hard1h 25m · 7 tasksDay 6: Apply all GOC concepts — 1h · 4 tasksDay 6 · Hard1h · 4 tasksdifficulty ↑
DAY 01

Bond cleavage & fundamentals of electrophiles, Nucleophiles

55m · 6 tasks

DAY 02

Inductive Effects (+I & −I) and impact on stability and reactivity

1h 59m · 7 tasks

DAY 03

Resonance & Hyperconjugation

2h 5m · 7 tasks

DAY 04

Aromatic, Anti-aromatic & Non-aromatic systems

1h 25m · 7 tasks

DAY 05

Acidic & Basic Strength

1h 25m · 7 tasks

DAY 06

Apply all GOC concepts through mixed, exam-oriented questions

1h · 4 tasks

light daymedium dayharder day

What you'll learn

  • Bond Cleavage & Reactive Species: Understand homolytic and heterolytic bond cleavage, along with the basics of electrophiles and nucleophiles.
  • Inductive Effect: Master +I and −I effects and understand their role in the stability and reactivity of organic compounds.
  • Resonance & Hyperconjugation: Learn how electron delocalisation affects molecular stability, charge distribution, and reactivity.
  • Aromaticity & Stability: Clearly differentiate between aromatic, anti-aromatic, and non-aromatic compounds and understand the stability of important reaction intermediates.
  • Acidic & Basic Strength: Learn the key factors that determine acidity and basicity and confidently compare the strength of organic acids and bases.
  • GOC Problem Solving: Apply all the concepts through mixed, exam-oriented questions to strengthen conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills.
  • Strong Organic Chemistry Foundation: Build the essential GOC concepts required to confidently begin Organic Chemistry for CBSE, JEE & NEET.
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Curriculum

Course content

6 days · 38 items

Your progress0 of 38 items · 0%
  • Task-1 (Video Lecture) Day 1: Understand bond cleavage and the fundamentals of electrophiles & nucleophilesVideoFree
  • Task-2 (Theory) Self Read- bond cleavage and the fundamentals of electrophiles & nucleophilesPDF · NotesFree
  • Task-3 (Mind-Map) bond cleavage and the fundamentals of electrophiles & nucleophilesPDF · StarterFree
  • Task-3.1 FlashcardsFlashcards
  • Task-4 (Practice-Questions) Hand-Written Questions for Day-01 With ExplanationPDF · PracticeFree
  • Task-5 Quiz Day-1MCQ TestFree

Course Details

GOC Mastery: General Organic Chemistry in 6 Days

A 6-day course that teaches General Organic Chemistry (GOC), the base for every later organic topic, in a fixed order with notes, practice and a quiz each day. Made for Class 11 and 12, CBSE, JEE and NEET students.

Each day has five tasks: a concept video, theory notes, a mind map, practice questions and a quiz. You finish with the concepts you need before starting reaction mechanisms and advanced organic chemistry.

Course at a glance

Duration

6 days

Level

Class 11 and 12

For

CBSE, JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET

Language

Hindi; video content is in English

Daily structure

5 tasks: video, notes, mind map, practice, quiz

Instructor

Dr Pawan Kasu

Price

158 ₹ price

What is GOC (General Organic Chemistry)?

General Organic Chemistry is the set of basic ideas that explain how and why organic molecules behave the way they do. It covers bond breaking, electrophiles and nucleophiles, electronic effects such as the inductive effect, resonance and hyperconjugation, the stability of reaction intermediates, aromaticity, and acid and base strength.

Why learn GOC first?

Reaction mechanisms are much easier when you can already judge which intermediate is more stable, which group pulls electrons, and which acid is stronger. Students who skip these ideas tend to memorise reactions one by one. Students who know them can often work out the answer from the structure. That is why this course comes before the mechanisms.

What you will learn in 6 days

Day 1: Bond cleavage, electrophiles and nucleophiles
How bonds break and what electrophiles and nucleophiles are. Everything later depends on this.

Day 2: Inductive effect (+I and −I)
How groups push or pull electrons through sigma bonds, and how that changes stability and reactivity.

Day 3: Resonance and hyperconjugation
How to draw resonance structures, how hyperconjugation works, and how to use both to compare stability.

Day 4: Aromatic, anti-aromatic and non-aromatic systems
How to classify a compound and how aromaticity affects the stability of reaction intermediates.

Day 5: Acidic and basic strength
How to compare the strength of acids and bases using the effects you learned on Days 2 to 4.

Day 6: Mixed exam-style practice
Questions that combine all the GOC concepts, as they appear in CBSE, JEE and NEET papers.

How each day works

Every day has the same five tasks, so you always know what comes next:

  1. Concept video: a clear explanation of the day's topic.

  2. Theory notes: short notes to keep as a reference.

  3. Mind map: a one-page summary for quick revision.

  4. Practice questions: topic-wise questions to test what you just learned.

  5. Quiz: a quick check before you move on to the next day.

Watching alone is not enough. The notes, the practice and the quiz make you use each idea the same day you learn it.

Who this course is for

  • Class 11 and 12 students studying organic chemistry

  • JEE Main and JEE Advanced aspirants

  • NEET aspirants

  • Any student who finds organic chemistry confusing and wants to fix the basics

What you will be able to do afterwards

  • Compare the stability of carbocations, carbanions and free radicals using electronic effects

  • Decide which of two compounds is the stronger acid or base, and explain why

  • Spot aromatic, anti-aromatic and non-aromatic systems

  • Start reaction mechanisms with the foundation they depend on

Description

Build a strong foundation in Organic Chemistry with GOC Mastery: The Foundation of Organic Chemistry in 6 Days on Myclass24. This foundation-builder course covers the essential concepts you must understand before starting advanced Organic Chemistry, including Resonance, Inductive Effect, Hyperconjugation, Acidity & Basicity, Bond Cleavage, Reaction Intermediates, Electrophiles, and Nucleophiles. The course is designed to help you understand why organic reactions occur rather than simply memorising them. It is a must-do course for students preparing for CBSE, JEE, and NEET, helping you develop strong conceptual clarity, improve problem-solving skills, and confidently move towards reaction mechanisms and advanced Organic Chemistry.

Meet your teacher

Instructor

Dr Pawan Kasu

Dr Pawan Kasu

Course instructor

Qualifications: MSc, Phd

Dr Pawan Kasu – Senior Chemistry Faculty for JEE & NEET Dr. Pawan Kasu is one of India's most experienced Chemistry educators, with over 25 years of teaching excellence in preparing students for JEE (Main & Advanced) and NEET. Throughout his distinguished career, he has been associated with some of the country's leading coaching institutions, including PIE Education and Sri Chaitanya, where he has mentored thousands of aspiring engineers and doctors. In addition to his contributions at premier coaching institutes, Dr. Kasu successfully established and managed his own Junior Science College, creating a strong academic environment focused on excellence and competitive exam success. His mentorship has produced 7 Top 10 All India Rank holders and numerous Top 100 ranks in JEE and NEET, along with thousands of successful selections into prestigious engineering and medical colleges across India. Known for his concept-driven teaching methodology, simplified explanations, and exam-oriented approach, Dr. Pawan Kasu helps students develop a deep understanding of Chemistry while building the problem-solving skills and confidence required to excel in highly competitive examinations. His structured learning techniques, regular assessments, and personalized guidance have made him a trusted mentor for generations of JEE and NEET aspirants.

Experience: 25

Expertise: JEE & NEET

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

GOC (General Organic Chemistry) is the foundation on which almost the entire subject of Organic Chemistry is built. GOC Mastery: The Foundation of Organic Chemistry is designed to help students understand the fundamental concepts required before moving to advanced organic reactions and mechanisms. The course focuses on concepts such as bond cleavage, electrophiles, nucleophiles, inductive effect, resonance, hyperconjugation, aromaticity, stability of intermediates, acidity, and basicity. Instead of relying on memorisation, students learn the logic behind organic chemistry. A strong understanding of GOC makes reaction mechanisms easier and improves accuracy in CBSE, JEE, and NEET questions.
The course covers the most important concepts required to build a strong foundation in Organic Chemistry. Students begin with bond cleavage and the basics of electrophiles and nucleophiles, followed by inductive effects (+I and −I). The course then explains resonance and hyperconjugation, including their role in molecular stability. Students also learn to distinguish between aromatic, anti-aromatic, and non-aromatic compounds and understand the stability of important reaction intermediates. The course further covers acidic and basic strength, followed by mixed GOC questions that help students apply the concepts and develop exam-oriented problem-solving skills.
Yes. This course is designed as a foundation course for students preparing for CBSE, JEE, and NEET. The concepts covered in GOC are essential for understanding Organic Chemistry at both school and competitive-exam levels. CBSE students can use the course to strengthen their conceptual understanding, while JEE and NEET aspirants can benefit from learning the principles behind stability, acidity, basicity, resonance, inductive effects, and reaction intermediates. Since Organic Chemistry becomes increasingly application-based in higher-level questions, building these fundamentals early can help students approach unfamiliar problems with greater confidence rather than depending only on memorised reactions.
Yes, having a strong foundation in GOC can make the rest of Organic Chemistry significantly easier. Many concepts used in reaction mechanisms, hydrocarbons, haloalkanes, alcohols, aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids, amines, and other chapters are connected to GOC principles. Concepts such as resonance, inductive effect, hyperconjugation, electrophiles, nucleophiles, and intermediate stability help explain why a particular reaction occurs and why one product may be favoured over another. This course is specifically structured as a foundation builder, making it useful for students who are about to begin Organic Chemistry or want to strengthen their fundamentals before moving to advanced topics.
Absolutely. One of the main purposes of GOC is to help students understand the reasoning behind organic reactions. Concepts such as electrophiles, nucleophiles, bond cleavage, resonance, inductive effects, hyperconjugation, and intermediate stability form the basic language of reaction mechanisms. Once these ideas are clear, students can better understand how electrons move, why bonds break or form, and why certain intermediates or products are more stable. The course focuses on building this conceptual thinking so that students can approach Organic Chemistry logically. This foundation can be especially valuable when solving unfamiliar or application-based JEE and NEET questions.
After completing the course, you should have a much stronger conceptual foundation for studying Organic Chemistry. You will understand bond cleavage, electrophiles, nucleophiles, +I and −I effects, resonance, hyperconjugation, aromaticity, anti-aromaticity, non-aromaticity, intermediate stability, acidity, and basicity. More importantly, you will learn how these concepts are interconnected and how they influence the stability and reactivity of organic compounds. The mixed-question practice will help you apply these concepts to exam-style problems. This prepares you to move confidently into advanced Organic Chemistry topics and tackle CBSE, JEE, and NEET questions with better conceptual clarity.
Yes. Even if you have studied some Organic Chemistry before, this course can help you organise and strengthen your fundamentals. Students often know individual concepts but struggle to connect resonance, inductive effect, hyperconjugation, acidity, basicity, and intermediate stability while solving questions. GOC Mastery brings these core concepts together in a structured learning journey and gives you an opportunity to identify and correct conceptual gaps. The mixed GOC questions also provide valuable practice in applying multiple concepts together. It can therefore work both as a first-time foundation course and as a quick conceptual revision before advanced Organic Chemistry.