Free Hindi YouTube channels can cover most of the Class 12 CBSE chemistry syllabus, so you do not need an expensive coaching class to understand the chapters. What you need is the right teacher, the NCERT book open in front of you and a regular routine.
Chemistry is a scoring subject in the board exam. Physical Chemistry needs numerical practice, Inorganic Chemistry needs smart revision and Organic Chemistry needs reaction practice. Many students struggle because they cannot find an explanation in a language they are comfortable with. A teacher who explains a mechanism in simple Hindi can make a chapter like Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids feel far less scary.
This guide lists ten free channels that Class 12 students commonly use for chemistry in Hindi or Hinglish, explains who each one suits, and shows how to use video lectures without wasting time. Channel content changes often, so always check the latest playlists before you commit.
How we picked these channels
We chose channels that a CBSE Class 12 student can actually finish the syllabus with, not just channels with the biggest names. The 2026-27 CBSE chemistry syllabus has 10 theory chapters worth 70 marks, from Solutions to Biomolecules, plus 30 marks for practicals. Each channel below was checked against these points:
- Syllabus fit: it covers NCERT chemistry chapters or offers a Class 12 chemistry course or playlist.
- Language: it teaches in Hindi or Hinglish, or has a Hindi option.
- Free access: the lessons can be watched on YouTube or free classes without paying.
- Board focus: it offers one-shot revision, NCERT solutions, important questions or previous year questions.
- Beginner friendliness: it explains basics clearly for students with weak foundations.
The channels are listed in no particular order, so the number does not mean a rank. We have no paid link with any channel. Details come from each channel’s own page and from published channel guides, linked in the Sources section at the end, and they were last checked on 7 October 2026.
The 10 channels
1. Chemistry Guruji 2.0 (Bharat Panchal)
Best for: students who want Hindi one-shot lectures and fast revision before boards.
Bharat Panchal teaches on this Hindi channel, which lists Class 12 content such as one-shot videos, crash courses and NCERT-based lessons. It also supports NEET and JEE students. If you have limited time, one chapter in one sitting is easy to plan.
Keep in mind: one-shot videos are designed for revision. If you are meeting a chapter for the first time, pair them with a slower, full-length series.
2. Magnet Brains
Best for: students with weak basics who need slow, detailed explanations.
Magnet Brains lists a CBSE and NCERT-based Class 12 chemistry course taught by Hemant Umre. It covers 10 chapters from Solutions to Biomolecules across 41 video lectures, with one-shot revision, assertion-reason questions, sample papers, previous year questions and MCQs. The company also offers Hindi-medium notes, and its YouTube channel is @MagnetBrainsEducation.
Keep in mind: the course page we checked is written in English, so look for the Hindi playlists on the channel before you start.
3. LearnoHub – Class 11, 12
Best for: students who want Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths and English from one channel.
Published channel guides describe LearnoHub as offering Hindi and English lessons with chapter-wise explanation, revision and important questions. Its simple style makes it a useful backup when another teacher’s explanation does not click.
Keep in mind: choose the Hindi chemistry playlist yourself, because the channel mixes languages.
4. Physics Wallah (PW)
Best for: students who want strong concepts that also help later in JEE or NEET.
Founded by Alakh Pandey, Physics Wallah offers Hindi and English lessons. Channel guides describe its teaching as simple, energetic and concept-focused, and suitable for board exams as well as competitive exams.
Keep in mind: concept-heavy lectures can run long, so use chapter playlists and take notes in short bursts.
5. NCERT Wallah
Best for: line-by-line NCERT explanation and chapter-wise revision.
NCERT Wallah is a Class 12 science channel linked to Physics Wallah that covers Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology. Its description mentions Class 12 chemistry NCERT solutions and explanations, and CBSE board preparation for 2027. One channel guide calls it structured and revision-friendly.
Keep in mind: check the language of the playlist you open, since the channel is also used by students from different mediums.
6. Next Toppers – 12th Science
Best for: last-month revision.
Next Toppers is known for one-shot revision videos and important chapter summaries for Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology. It is useful when you want to refresh a chapter quickly the week before a test.
Keep in mind: summary videos help you recall, not learn. Use them after you have studied the chapter from NCERT.
7. Etoos Education
Best for: students who learn well from worked examples.
Channel guides describe Etoos Education as offering detailed explanations, thorough examples and an NCERT focus across science and maths.
Keep in mind: it also serves competitive exam students, so stick to the Class 12 board playlists and skip content that goes beyond your syllabus.
8. 12th Hacker
Best for: beginners who are afraid of chemistry.
12th Hacker teaches science and maths, and its simple explanations are recommended for students who need to start from the basics.
Keep in mind: once the basics are clear, move to a board-focused channel and practise previous year questions.
9. Unacademy
Best for: topic-wise lessons and question practice in Hindi.
Unacademy’s free class listings include Class 12 chemistry lessons with Hindi titles, such as Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acid 02 in Hindi and Electrochemistry Questions in Hindi. This makes it a handy source for chapter-wise lessons and question practice.
Keep in mind: lesson pages and educators change often, and some classes sit behind a sign-in or a paid plan. Open the lesson yourself and confirm that it is free before you plan your week around it.
10. Vedantu
Best for: students who want NCERT solutions to read alongside video lessons.
Vedantu teaches Maths, Physics and Chemistry, and its website publishes Class 12 chemistry NCERT solutions in Hindi. That makes it handy for checking your own answers after you watch a lecture.
Keep in mind: use the solutions to check your work, not to copy answers. Try every question first.
Quick comparison
Use this table to shortlist two or three channels, then watch one lecture from each before you commit.
| Channel | Best for | Language (as listed) | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chemistry Guruji 2.0 | Fast revision | Hindi | One-shots, crash course, NCERT lessons |
| Magnet Brains | Weak basics | Hindi option | 41-lecture course, PYQs, sample papers |
| LearnoHub | All subjects in one place | Hindi and English | Chapter-wise lessons, important questions |
| Physics Wallah | Strong concepts | Hindi and English | Concept-focused lectures |
| NCERT Wallah | NCERT line by line | Check the playlist | NCERT solutions, chapter revision |
| Next Toppers | Last-month revision | Check the playlist | One-shots, chapter summaries |
| Etoos Education | Worked examples | Check the playlist | Detailed explanations, NCERT focus |
| 12th Hackers | Beginners | Check the playlist | Simple explanations of basics |
| Unacademy | Topic-wise practice | Hindi lessons | Lessons and question practice |
| Vedantu | NCERT solutions | Hindi solutions on website | Solutions plus video lessons |
How to learn from YouTube without wasting time
Watching lectures does not raise your marks by itself. Solving questions after the lecture does. These habits make a free channel work like a good class:
- Read the NCERT chapter first. Even 20 minutes of reading makes the lecture easier to follow, and you will notice which lines the teacher stresses.
- Stick to one main channel per chapter. Jumping between three teachers for the same topic creates confusion. Use a second channel only when the first one does not make a concept clear.
- Pause and try. When the teacher starts a numerical or a reaction, pause the video and attempt it first.
- Keep a small notebook. Write formulas for Physical Chemistry, name reactions for Organic Chemistry and exceptions for Inorganic Chemistry. Revise it every week.
- Finish with questions. After each chapter, solve the NCERT exercise and the previous year questions on that chapter.
- Use one-shots for revision, not for first learning. They work best in the last month, when you already know the chapter.
Plan your time using the marks. In the 2026-27 CBSE scheme, Electrochemistry carries 9 marks, Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids carries 8, and Solutions, Chemical Kinetics, d- and f-Block, Coordination Compounds and Biomolecules carry 7 each. The organic chapters together carry 33 of the 70 theory marks, so they deserve daily practice.
Frequently asked questions
Which is the best free Hindi YouTube channel for Class 12 chemistry? There is no single best channel for everyone. Pick one for learning chapters in detail, such as Magnet Brains, and one for quick revision, such as Chemistry Guruji 2.0 or Next Toppers. Watch one lecture from each and keep the one whose explanation you can follow.
Can I prepare for CBSE Class 12 chemistry only from YouTube? You can learn most chapters from free lectures, but the exam is based on the NCERT book. Read the NCERT, solve its exercises and practise previous year questions along with the videos.
Which chemistry chapters should I study first? Start with chapters that carry the most marks and need regular practice: Electrochemistry (9 marks), Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids (8 marks) and the other organic chapters. Then move to Solutions, Chemical Kinetics, d- and f-Block and Coordination Compounds (7 marks each).
Should I watch full lectures or one-shot videos? Watch full lectures when you are learning a chapter for the first time. Use one-shot videos for revision once you have studied the chapter.
Are these channels really free? The lessons on the channels’ YouTube pages are free to watch. Some of the companies also sell paid batches, notes or apps, which you do not need to follow the free lectures.
How many hours a day should I give chemistry? Many students give one to two hours a day to chemistry during the school year and a little more near the board exams. What matters is that you cover theory, numericals and revision every week.
Final words
A free channel can give you the same explanation a paid class would, but only your own practice turns it into marks. Pick two channels from this list, watch one lecture from each, and stay with the one that makes sense to you. Read the NCERT, solve the questions and revise your notebook every week, and your chemistry score will follow.
