Monika Thakur

Supercharge your NEET Preparation with the latest updated edition of "36 Years' NEET-Biology" which has been crafted to give complete practice in a classwise manner. Evolving from CBSE AIPMT to NEET, this book covers 40 Previous Years' Papers from 2023-1988 with more than 2000 objective questions in a chapterwise manner to gauge the depth of the exam. Besides this, each chapter begins with a chapter trend analysis followed by key ideas, concept Enhancer, and Detailed & Alternative Solutions to each topic. NCERT references on Questions are also given related to NCERT Text, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the topic. Uniquely crafted as per classes 11 & 12, this book ensures complete command over the subject.

Book Structure: Covers the entire syllabus in 8 Chapters 2 Practice Sets for self-assessment Detailed Explanations of selected questions Book Key Features: Complete the syllabus in a Chapterwise manner Exercises are included in each chapter Varied Objective Questions as per Olympiad Level Detailed Explanation for Each Question Practice Sets are prepared as per Olympiad Pattern Why this Book? The present edition of this series for class 12 has been thoroughly revised. It is a perfect resource to study & practice diverse concepts in a well-defined manner. Formulated to give complete syllabus coverage. Studying with this book will make you absolutely ready for Olympiad Exams and other National & State Level Talent Search Exams & Competitions. TABLE OF CONTENT: Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants, Human Reproduction and Reproductive Health, Principles of Inheritance and Molecular Basis of Inheritance, Evolution, Human Health and Diseases, Microbes in Human Welfare, Biotechnology: Principles, Processes and Its Applications, Ecology and Environment, 2 Practice Sets, Hints, and Explanations

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