How do I handle Organic Chemistry for NEET when I keep forgetting the reactions?

Organic Chemistry sticks when you stop memorising isolated reactions and start understanding the logic of mechanisms. Focus on why a reaction happens: learn the basics of inductive effect, resonance, hyperconjugation, electrophiles and nucleophiles first, because once you understand electron movement, many reactions become predictable rather than rote. Group reactions by mechanism type (substitution, addition, elimination) instead of by chapter, so patterns emerge. Make a reagent chart showing what each common reagent does, and revise it frequently. Practise conversions and reaction-based MCQs from previous NEET papers, since the same reagents and named reactions repeat. Use active recall by drawing mechanisms from memory and checking against NCERT, which is your primary source for NEET organic too. Daily short practice beats occasional long sessions, because organic fades fast without regular revisiting.