Hello NEET aspirants,
                  Our page aims at making the access to questions easier and make sure that none of the neet aspirant lacks the ability for a quality learning.

                We post questions from each chapter of biology and they are constantly being updated.Questions are segregated chapter-wise and topic-wise for ease of navigation.

               Let's jump in and start practising!!!


CLASS XI
Chapter 1  :  The Living World 
Chapter 2  :  Biological classification 
Chapter 3  :  Plant Kingdom
Chapter 4  :  Animal Kingdom 
Chapter 5  :  Morphology of Flowering Plants 
Chapter 6  :  Anatomy of Flowering Plants 
Chapter 7  :  Structural Organisation in Animals 
Chapter 8  :  Cell:The Unit of Life
Chapter 9  :  Biomolecules 
Chapter 10:  Cell Cycle and Cell Division 
Chapter 11:  Photosynthesis in Higher Plants
Chapter 12:  Respiration in Plants
Chapter 13:  Plant Growth and Development 
Chapter 14:  Breathing and Exchange of gases
Chapter 15:  Body Fluids and Circulation
Chapter 16:  Excretory Products and their Elimination 
Chapter 17:  Locomotion and Movement 
Chapter 18:  Neural Control and Coordination 
Chapter 19:  Chemical Control and Integration  


CLASS XII
Chapter 1 :  Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants 
Chapter 2 :  Human Reproduction 
Chapter 3 :  Reproductive Health 
Chapter 4 :  Principles of Inheritance and Variation
Chapter 5 :  Molecular Basis of Inheritance 
Chapter 6 :  Evolution 
Chapter 7 :  Human Health and Diseases
Chapter 8 :  Microbes in Human Welfare
Chapter 9 :  Biotechnology:Principles and Processes
Chapter 10: Biotechnology and its Applications
Chapter 11: Organisms and Populations
Chapter 12: Ecosystem 
Chapter 13: Biodiversity and Conservation 


Popular posts from this blog

LIVING WORLD (1)

Question 1 What would happen to the range and variety of organisms you see if you increase the area of observation? A) It would decrease B) It would remain the same C) It would increase D) It would become unpredictable View Answer Answer: C) It would increase Explanation: If you were to increase the area that you make observations in, the range and variety of organisms that you see would increase. (refer Pg.No.3 of NCERT) Question 2 Approximately how many species of living organisms are known and described? A) 1-2 million B) 1.7-1.8 million C) 2-3 million D) 3-4 million View Answer Answer: B) 1.7-1.8 million Explanation: The number of species that are known and described range betwee...
Read more

The best BOOKS every MBBS fresher should know

            Dedicated to those who passionately chase their dream of becoming a doctor, here are the books they should be aware of.             Let's dive deeper and find some books for the first year. The subjects of the first year are: A natomy Physiology Biochemistry Anatomy         The initial thought that enters our minds when we think about anatomy is a skeleton hanging from the roof. That is not all about anatomy. Anatomy deals with many other systems too. Even anatomy in MBBS is subdivided into gross anatomy, embryology, histology and practicals . Gross anatomy         Gross anatomy leads us to the topic of atlases. They provide us with a general summary(diagrams,pictures) of how each system and body part is arranged.They introduce the topics that we will be learning through the year.        There is no better atlas out there than Netter's atlas The text...
Read more

LIVING WORLD (2)

PREV Question 1 What is the term for the scientific categories used to study organisms? A) Taxa B) Taxonomy C) Systematics D) Nomenclature View Answer Answer: A) Taxa Explanation: The scientific term for categories is taxa. Here you must recognise that taxa can indicate categories at very different levels (refer Pg.No.5 of NCERT) Question 2 What is the basis of modern taxonomic studies? A) External and internal structure only B) Development process only C) Ecological information only D) External and internal structure, development process, and ecological information View Answer Answer: D) External and internal structure, development process, and ecological information ...
Read more