Basic Stereochemistry of Organic Molecules provides basic knowledge of both static and dynamic stereochemistry. It caters to the requirements of not only undergraduate chemistry (Hons) students but also useful for postgraduate students as a preliminary text on the subject. It starts with explaining the concepts of symmetry and dissymmetry in molecules and then moves on to discuss the stereoisomerism of chiral molecules. Further it explains various types of diastereoisomerism and conformational analysis of cyclohexanes, cyclic, and acyclic organic compounds. The concepts of dynamic stereochemistry and pericyclic reactions are discussed next. Lastly, it discusses stereochemical aspects of a few important organic reactions. Each chapter has been written in a lucid manner with adequate number of illustrative diagrams and a large number of solved and unsolved problems, so that students can easily understand even the intricate parts of the subject by self-study.