Top 100 Named Reactions for 2027 PDF Download

Students preparing for NEET, JEE, KCET and CBSE Board exams can use this list of the Top 100 Named Reactions for quick revision. The list covers important organic chemistry reactions, reductions, oxidations, rearrangements, condensations, tests and coupling reactions with their key reagents and products.

These 'named reactions' are useful for reviewing important organic chemistry conversions and reaction conditions. Students can use this list for last-minute revision and for solving reaction-based questions in competitive and board examinations.

Top 100 Named Reactions PDF Download

Students preparing for 2027 can make use of the 'Top 100 Named Reactions' provided below. This list includes key reactions essential for NEET, JEE, KCET, and CBSE board exam preparation, covering stoichiometric coefficients, reagents, and the defining characteristics of each reaction. Download the PDF using the link provided below.

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How to Use the Top 100 Named Reactions for Exam Preparation?

Students shouldn't try to memorise only the reaction names. For each named reaction, revise these four points:

• Reactant: Identify the starting compound.
• Reagent/condition: Remember the important reagent, catalyst or temperature.
• Product: Know the major product or type of compound formed.
• Special feature: Remember key points such as Markovnikov/anti-Markovnikov addition, rearrangement, oxidation or reduction.

For example, while revising Wurtz Reaction, remember that alkyl halides react with sodium in dry ether to form a higher alkane. Similarly, Williamson Ether Synthesis is important for preparing ethers, while Clemmensen and Wolff-Kishner reductions convert carbonyl groups into methylene groups.

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