What is the Biology syllabus for NEET?
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NEET is one of the toughest competitive exams for aspirants, so they should know the topic-wise syllabus of NEET UG. They should know whether there will be more questions from any topic or subject in the NEET exam or the chapter-wise weightage. The most common questions will come from the subject of biology. Check out the syllabus given below in the table:Class 11WeightageClass 12WeightageDiversity in the Living World14%Reproduction9%Structural Organization in Animals and Plants5%Genetics and evolution18%Cell Structure and Function9%Biology and Human Welfare9%Plant Physiology6%Biotechnology and its Applications4%Human Physiology20%Ecology and environment6%
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The Biology syllabus for NEET has undergone changes based on the recommendations by the National Medical Commission (NMC). Although earlier the NEET syllabus for Biology was categorised into Class 11 and Class 12 syllabus, it has now been merged. The units of the NEET Biology syllabus are given below.
Unit I: Diversity in Living World
Unit II: Structural Organisation in Animals and Plants
Unit III: Cell Structure and Function
Unit IV: Plant Physiology
Unit V: Human Physiology
Unit VI: Reproduction
Unit VII: Genetics and Evolution
Unit VIII: Biology and Human Welfare
Unit IX: Biotechnology and Its Applications
Unit X: Ecology and Environmen
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