AppNEET Zoology Syllabus
The other half of Biology — human physiology, reproduction, evolution and biotechnology.
NEET Zoology is 16 chapters — 15 from Class 11 and 1 from Class 12 — examined through 45 questions worth 180 marks, a quarter of the paper.
Each chapter below links to its own page, and straight into questions, video lectures and a timed chapter test.
All 16 chapters #
Every chapter, its class, its expected weightage, and a direct route into practice.
| Chapter | Class | Expected Qs | Practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 Animal Kingdom | 11 | 2 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 02 Structural Organisation in Animals | 11 | 2 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 03 Biomolecules | 11 | 1 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 04 Digestion and Absorption | 11 | 2 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 05 Breathing and Exchange of Gases | 11 | 3 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 06 Body Fluids and Circulation | 11 | 1 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 07 Excretory Products and their Elimination | 11 | 3 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 08 Locomotion and Movement | 11 | 3 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 09 Neural Control and Coordination | 11 | 2 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 10 Chemical Coordination and Integration | 11 | 3 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 11 Human Reproduction | 11 | 3 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 12 Reproductive Health | 11 | 1 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 13 Evolution | 11 | 3 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 14 Human Health and Disease | 12 | 2 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 15 Biotechnology Principles and Processes | 11 | 1 | Questions Videos Tests |
| 16 Biotechnology and its Applications | 11 | 1 | Questions Videos Tests |
Where the marks are #
33 questions are accounted for across 16 chapters.
The expected-questions column is the closest thing to a revision priority order this syllabus gives you. Chapters expecting three or more questions repay time at several times the rate of the single-question chapters — but the single-question chapters are usually short, which is why they are worth clearing early rather than skipping.
Every chapter in this subject has a published weightage figure.