NEET Biology High Weightage Topics

Biology’s your NEET lifeline—50% of your score, 90 questions, 360 marks—and messing it up isn’t an option. I topped JEE with smart study habits, and here’s how to nail NEET Biology with high weightage topics. These aren’t guesses; they’re the heavy hitters I’d stake my exam on, and they’ll carry you to med school if you get them right.

Human Physiology’s the kingpin—12-15 questions every year, no exceptions. I’d drill it daily—digestive system, nervous system, respiration—each process mapped out like a problem I had to solve. You’ve got to know how food breaks down or how nerves signal—every detail’s a mark. Genetics and Evolution’s next—10-12 questions—Punnett squares were my go-to; I’d solve 20 a day until inheritance clicked like clockwork. Plant Physiology sneaks in—8-10 questions—photosynthesis and transpiration stuck with me after I broke them down to bare bones, no fluff. Ecology’s an easy grab—6-8 questions—ecosystems, biodiversity—I’d memorize terms in 10-minute sprints, flashcards in hand. Don’t sleep on Biotechnology—5-7 questions—modern topics like gene editing score every time; I’d list 10 key terms daily to lock them in tight.

Focus where the marks are—that’s the trick. I’d skip low-weight chapters like Animal Kingdom early—2-3 questions max—and hammer these big five. Flashcards were my edge—50 terms a day, 10 minutes—NEET’s a memory game, and I played it to win. Practice smart—20 questions a night from past papers, 1 hour—score 80%+ to seal the deal. Studying’s simple—2 hours daily—1 hour reading NCERT, 1 hour testing—mock scores jump from 200 to 300 fast. Don’t waste time on low-yield fluff; hit the high-weight topics hard—consistency’s your key.

You want med school? Biology’s your path—master these topics, and you’re halfway there. 

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