Learn the Periodic Table Fast – Easy Tricks, Mnemonics & Charts for Students Yashwant Parihar, September 14, 2025January 31, 2026 In this post, we will learn all the elements of the periodic table with the help of tricks and some learning methods. In Inorganic chemistry, Periodic tables place an important role to solve the question related to electronic configuration, ionisation enthalpy, atomic size, ionic radii and many other topics related to this. The best method to learn the elements’ names is mnemonics. We will learn them step by step, and we will learn the s-block. p-block and remaining blocks. In the modern periodic table, there are 18 groups and 7 periods. To learn all the elements in the table, you need a blank piece of paper and have to draw the periodic table as shown in the image below:- Mnemonics for S-block Elements in the Periodic Table Before learning the S Block elements, you will need to analyse which are the S Block elements and what they are also known as in the table. The First two groups from left hand side are known as s block elements. The First group of s block is known as the alkali metals, and the second group is known as Alkaline Earth metals. In the image, you will see all the elements of the s block with their respective place in the periodic table:- To learn the First and Second Group Elements, we have to learn the Mnemonics shown below: Group 1 (Alkali Metals)H LiNa Ki Rb Cse Fariyad Group 2 (Alkaline Metals)Beta Mange Car Scooter Bap Razi Take the blank sheet of the periodic table as shown at the start of the post, and practice the periodic table until you learn all the elements. After the S block elements, we will learn the P Block Elements with the help of Mnemonics. Mnemonics for P-block Elements In the Modern Periodic Table, the p-block elements start from group 13 to group 18. Group 18 is the last in the periodic table, and the last element of the table is Og (Oganesson). Group 13 (Boron Family)Baigan Aloo Gajar In Thela Group 14 (Carbon Family)Cahei Sita Ge Suno Prabhu Group 15 (Nitrogen Family)Nana Patekar Aeshwariya Sab Bimar Group 16 (Oxygen Family)O S Se Te Po Group 17 (Halogen Family)Fer Cl Bahr I Auto Group 18 (Inert Gas Family)Hena Nena Aur Karina Xero Run Mnemonics for D-block Elements The d-block elements, also known as the transition series starting from the 3rd group to the 12th group of the periodic table. We will learn the d-block elements from left to right in the periodic table. This block has a 3d to 6d series. 1st Transition Series (3d Series)Sc Ti Van Cre Mna Fei Con Nikale Cue Se Zan 2nd Transition Series (4d Series)Yari Zara Nibhana Mout tc Rukawat Rah pde Age Cudo 3rd Transition Series (5d Series)La Hafta Warna Rehman or OsmanIdher pityi karenge Aur Hasege 4th Transition Series (6d Series)Ac Rutherford Dube Sagar Mei Bohr Hs mat Darse Rogya Caun Mnemonics for F-block Elements Cene Pr Nadiyan Prem ki Samayi Eu Gadgad Tab Dil Hogya Engineer Tum Yebhi Lu Thor ke Papa ne U Bola Nepal mai Purane Aam Cam Bikenge Cafe mai jana Ese Farmana Madam Noodles Lre Periodic Table First 20 Elements Atomic NumberElements1Hydrogen (H)2Helium (He)3Lithium (Li)4Beryllium (Be)5Boron (B)6Carbon (C)7Nitrogen (N)8Aluminium (Al)9Fluorine (F)10Neon (Ne)11Sodium (Na)12Magnesium (Mg)13Aluminum (Al)14Silicon (Si)15Phosphorus (P)16Sulfur (S)17Chlorine (Cl)18Argon (Ar)19Potassium (K)20Calcium (Ca) Elements from 101 to 118 in the Periodic Table If you are a student who is preparing for jee mains than the elements from 101 to 118 are important because in PYQs, JEE questions are based on them. Mnemonics for 101 to 118 elements Mendeleev ko mila Noble in LowrenceRutherford Dube Sea Mai Bohr hass meit dar se roe copperNiho Fle to Moscow to Live in Ten Organ Atomic NumberElements101Mendelevium (Md)102Nobelium (No)103Lawrencium (Lr)104Rutherfordium (Rf)105Dubnium (Db)106Seaborgium (Sg)107Bohrium (Bh)108Hassium (Hs)109Meitnerium (Mt)110Darmstadtium (Ds)111Roentgenium (Rg)112Copernicium (Cn)113Nihonium (Nh)114Flerovium (Fl)115Moscovium (Mc)116Livermorium (Lv)117Tennessine (Ts)118Oganesson (Og) Chemistry inorganic chemistry Chemistryinorganic chemistry