The syllabus says what is examinable. It does not say where the marks go — and the board does not spread them evenly. Sublevo ranks every chapter by the marks CISCE has actually spent on it, counted off the real papers, and links every question back to the PDF it came from.
Not a screenshot — this is the card every question in Sublevo renders as. Its source line is printed above the question, before you reveal anything: the year, the paper, the question number and the marks, with a link straight to the CISCE PDF so you can check us.
Many omitted the medium 'acetone' (Finkelstein), wrote 'alcohol' instead of 'sodium alkoxide' (Williamson), or gave an unbalanced Reimer-Tiemann equation without by-products.
Suggestions:
Insist on organic reactions with appropriate conditions, complete and balanced.
Official CISCE · Specimen · Competency bank · Practice — every question says which it is, on its face. Practice questions are labelled and never passed off as board material.
Theory, then attempt. Each subtopic opens with notes, the key formulas and the pitfalls examiners keep reporting — then questions hold their solution back until you reveal it, so you attempt before you check. What the badges and the colours mean →