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🔰 High Weightage chapters for NEET 



⦿  BIOLOGY



1. Genetics & Biotechnology: 17 - 21 Que. 

2. Ecology: 8 - 12 Que. 

3. Plant Diversity: 6 - 8 Que. 
4. Plant Physiology: 7 - 10 Que. 
5. Cell, Cell division: 5 - 7 Que. 
6. Animal embryology &
Reproductive system: 4 - 6 Que. 
7. Reproduction in Plant: 4 - 7 Que. 
8. Plant Morphology: 3 - 4 Que.
9. Human health & disease: 3 - 5 Que.
10. Animal diversity: 2 - 4 Que.
11. Evolution: 3 - 4 Que.
12. Plant Anatomy: 3 - 4 Que.
13. Endocrine: 2-3 Que.
14. Digestive System: 2 Que.
15. Respiratory system: 2 Que





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