Category: NEET_BIOLOGY

Are you worried about your science marks? Do you want to perform better in that science test and impress your crush with the score card? Do you want to improve your science marks and make the path clear for pursuing a career in science? Then go ahead and read this article in which I speak about 10 steps to ace that damn science test! Step 1: Interest Science is all about curiosity. Science tries to explain the working of this universe. Curiosity and interest towards how stuff works has been…

Is the peanut a monocotyledonous seed or a dicotyledonous seed? The peanut is a dicotyledonous plant. If you look closely at the seed you will notice it splits easily into two parts. These are the cotyledons. The embryonic shoot (embryo) is found between the cotyledons, and will grow into the new plant after germination if the seed is planted.

1. Species is a group of organisms that can interbreed among themselves and give rise to fertile young ones. 2.Species-Genius-Family-Order-Class-Phyllum/Division-Kingdom (SGFOCPK). 3.Man- Homo sapiens Housefly-Musca domestica Mago- Mangifera indica Wheat- Triticum aestivum 4.Herbarium is a store house of collected plants that are dried pressed and preserved on sheets. 5.Botanical garden have collection of living plants for reference. Kiwi (England), Indian botanical gardon Howrah (Calcata, lndia) and National botanical research institute  Lucknow(India) are famous ones. 6.Museum have collection of preserved plants and animal specimens for study and references 7.Large animals like…

1. Biology is the science of life forms and living processes 2.Aristotle is the father of science, biology and Zoology 3. Theophrastus is the father of botany 4. Bauhin is called as father of modern biology 5.The term biology was introduced by Lamarck and Traviranus in 1802 6. There are 1.7 to 1.8 million known species of plant, animals and organisms 7.ICBN is the international code for botanical nomenclature and ICZN is for international code of zoological nomenclature 8.Binomial nomenclature has 2 names a) Generic name b) Specific name The…

1.28thFeb – National Science Day 2.26thMarch- World TB day 3.7th April – World health day 4.22nd April-World earth day 5.22ndMay-International day for biological diversity 6.31st May-World no tobacco day 7.5th June- World environment day 8.26th June- International day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking 9.1st July- Doctors day 10.11th July-World population day 11.20th August- Malaria(Mosquito) Day 12.16th Sept.-Ozone day 13.1st Oct. – Blood donation day 14.16th Oct.-World food day 15. 14th Nov.- World diabetic day 16.1st Dec. – AIDS day 17.21Oct. – Global iodine deficiency disorder day

1. Agrostology- Study of grasses 2.Apiculture-Study of bee keeping 3.Conchology-Study of Shells 4.Cryptobiology-Study of life at low temperature 5.Dendrology- Study of trees 6.Entomology- Study of insects 7.Ethnology- Study of human race 8.Eugenics- Improvement of human race through laws of heredity 9.Euphenics(Medical engineering)-Study of correcting genetic disorders after birth 10.Euthenics- Improvement of human race through better environment 11.Exobiology-Study of possible life on other planets 12.Silviculture-Study of forests and it’s products 13.Geneology- Study of development of an individual or race 14.Gerontology- Study of ageing 15. Herpatology- Study of amphibians and reptiles 16.Hyonology-…

1.Ammocoete-Petromyzon(Cyclostomata) 2.Amphiblastula- Porifera 3.Auricularia- Echinodermata 4.Axolotl-Urodela(Amphibian) 5.Bipinnaria-Echinodermata 6.Cysticercus(Bladderworm)-Platyhelminthes(Tapeworm) 7.Brachiolaria-Echinodermata 8.Cercaria-Fasciola 9.Caterpillar-Lepidoptera(Moth and butterflies) 10.Filariform-Nematoda 11.Glochidium-Molluscs 12.Hexacanth- Helminthes 13.Hydrula-Coelenterata 14.Maggot-Housefly 15.Metacercaria-Liverfluke 16.Miracidium-Liverfluke 17.Naiad-Hemiptera(Insects) 18.Nymph-Insects 19.Olynthus-Scypha 20.Ookinete-Malarial parasite 21.Tornaria- Hemichordata 22.Veliger-Molluscs 23.Zoaea- Crustacea 24. Planula-Coelenterata 25.Parenchymula-Porifera 26.Redia-Liverfluke 27. Rhabditiform-Nematode 28.Sporocyst-Liverfluke

1.Silverfish-Arthropoda (Lepisma) 2.Starfish-Echinidermata(Asterias) 3.Jelly Fish-Coelenterata(Aurelia) 4.Shell Fish-Arthropoda(Crustaceano) 5.Hagfish-Cyclostoma(Myxine) 6.Devil Fish-Mollusca(Octopus) 7.Cuttle fish-Mollusca(Sepia) 8.Crayfish-Arthropoda(Astacus) 9.Sea cow-Mammal(Manatee) 10.Sea lion-Mammal(Eumatopias) 11.Seahorse-Fish(Hippocampus) 12.Sea anemone-Coelenterate(Adamsia) 13.Sea hare-Mollusca(Aplysia) 14.Sea mouse-Annelida(Aphrodite) 15.Sea lemon-Mollusca(Doris) 16.Flying fish-Exocoetus 17.Electric fish-Torpedo 18.Mosquito fish-Gambusia 19.Dog fish-scoliodon 20.Climbing perch-Anabas

1.Anatomy-Andreas Vesalius2.Antibiotics-Alexander Flemming3.Bacteriology- Robert Koch4.Blood circulation- William Harvey5.Blood groups- Landsteiner6.Conditional reflexes- I.V.Pavlov7.DNA fingerprinting- Alec Jaffreys8.ECG- Einthoven9.Eugenics- Francis Galton10.Genetics- G.J.Mendel11.Genetic engineering-Paul Berg12.Medicine-Hippocrates13.Modern Genetics- Bateson14.Modern Surgery-Pare15.Microbiology-Pasteur16.Microscopy-Leeuwenhoek

NEET Biology Class XIth Diversity of Living Organisms (~14%) Chapter-1: The Living World Chapter-2: Biological Classification Chapter-3: Plant Kingdom Chapter-4: Animal Kingdom Structural Organisation in Plants & Animals (~5%) Chapter-5: Morphology of Flowering Plants Chapter-6: Anatomy of Flowering Plants                                               Chapter-7: Structural Organisation in Animals Cell: Structure and Function (~9%) Chapter-8: Cell-The Unit of Life  Chapter-9: Biomolecules                                                                   Chapter-10: Cell Cycle and Cell Division Plant Physiology (~6%) Chapter-11: Transport in Plants Chapter-12: Mineral Nutrition Chapter-13: Photosynthesis in Higher Plants                                            Chapter-14: Respiration in Plants Chapter-15: Plant – Growth and Development Human Physiology (~20%)…