Biology Spl

Ottawa University Bachelor of Arts in Biology admission requirements are:

• The applicants must have successfully completed a high school or secondary school Diploma or Certificate. Also, a GPA of 2.5 or above is required
• IELTS score of 6.0 / TOEFL iBT score of 79
• Statement of Purpose
• Passport copy
• Affidavit of financial support

There is no specific number of hours or days which can be considered enough to prepare for the Plant Kingdom chapter of NEET. If you are weak in this area, you must dedicate at least two to three hours every day to prepare. Once you attain conceptual clarity and complete each of the chapters, you should move towards solving past years’ NEET question papers and sectional mock tests to prepare well for this section.

There is no fixed number of questions from the Plant Kingdom part in the NEET question paper. As per the last year’s NEET question paper analysis, there were around 14 per cent weightage in the question paper. The weightage is likely to remain the same in this year as well.

The Plant Kingdom questions are generally of easy to moderate level, as per the exam analysis of previous years. Candidates who are prepared well in advance find the section easy to attempt during the NEET exam.

The Plant Kingdom is a part of Botany section of NEET Biology. It covers the topics shared below-

• Plant Physiology
• Plant Reproduction
• Plant Anatomy
• Plant Diversity
• Morphology of Flowering Plants

The correct answer is Option (1) Anaphase II. 

Splitting of centromere occurs during anaphase of mitosis or anaphase II of meiosis. During Metaphase I and II, chromosomes align at the equator. During telophase, chromosomes reach the respective poles.

The correct answer is Option 2 or Chara. 

Monoecious refers to plants that bear unisexual reproductive organs or separate staminate or carpellate flowers on the same plant. Chara is a monoecious entity as both male and female reproductive structures are in the same plant. 

The correct answer is Option 2 or Ethylene. Ethylene promotes rapid internode/petiole elongation in deep water rice plants. 

The total duration of the NEET exam is three hours and 20 minutes. Although there is no sectional time limit for NEET, to complete each section, a candidate gets an hour on an average. However, since the Biology section includes Botany and Zoology and the weightage is higher than the other two sections, candidates may decide to allot more time to the Biology section of NEET. While attempting the paper, candidates must ensure that they put equal weightage on all sections and their performance is not skewed. Apart from that, they should also keep at least 15 minutes time for revision to avoid any unnecessary mistake. 

The NEET question paper contains 100 questions from Biology. However, candidates need to attempt 90 questions only. The Biology section involves Botany and Zoology. There are 45 MCQs each in these two sections.