NEET 2022 Question paper Biology 17th July with Solutions - And Important Biology Questions

More than 80-85% of questions that appear in the NEET Biology section are either directly or indirectly based on NCERT content. The remaining few questions are asked from related sources. Hence, one must, in addition, refer to related sources as well.

As per previous years’ trends and going by the weightage of chapters, the following chapters are important and must be prioritised by the test taker for NEET Biology. Evolution, Human Physiology, Genetics, Human Reproduction, Human Health and Diseases, Reproductive Health, Plant Physiology, Cell and Cell Cycle, Structural Organization in Animals, Animal Kingdom, Biomolecules, Biotechnology, Animal Husbandry and Diversity, etc. Candidates must cover studying other chapters from NEET biology syllabus too, in order to get a good rank.

While NEET syllabus has more or less remained the same over the years, there is no restriction on the questions that are to be repeated. Since there is immense scope for different types of questions to be asked, only a few questions get repeated, that too asked on different lines around the same concept.

Previous trends’ analysis reveals the importance each chapter holds when it comes to the number of questions that appear in the paper from that particular chapter over the years. With this, one can deduce their importance, and accordingly prioritise different chapters of NEET biology as the syllabus is vast.

It is always suggested to students to attempt the Biology section first, followed by Chemistry and then Physics. Students are recommended to practise enough so that they are able to finish this section in 35-45 minutes.

As per the latest exam pattern of NEET 2022, 100 questions will appear from Biology (Botany+Zoology) section of NEET. Out of these, 90 questions are to be answered. Section A contains compulsory questions, while Section B will have an option to select.

This year too, the exam pattern of the previous year shall be followed with Section A and Section B for each subject. A change this year is that the duration of examination has been extended by 20 minutes. So, the exam will now be conducted from 2 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.