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Biological Classification: NEET PYQ, 2018–2026

Biological Classification (Botany, Class 11) has been asked 15 times in the 7 NEET papers from 2018, 2020, 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026: about 2.1 questions a paper, 4% of all Botany questions. It is the 12th most-asked of 17 Botany chapters. NEET 2026 had 5 from it. Last checked 28 October 2026.

Questions per paper

Year by year.

Biological Classification: NEET questions in each year
YearQuestions
20185
20201
20211
20230
20242
20251
20265

From 2021 to 2024 each paper had 200 questions (a Section B with a choice); the others had 180.

Inside the chapter

Topics asked most.

  1. Fungi5
  2. Monera and Protista4
  3. Five kingdom classification3
  4. Viruses and lichens3

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10 Biological Classification questions to practise.

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  1. Q1 · Botany · Biological Classification

    Which storage carbohydrate do fungi accumulate as their reserve food, in a form similar to that found in animals?

  2. Q2 · Botany · Biological Classification

    In the life cycle of Plasmodium vivax, the causative agent of malaria, where does sexual reproduction occur, leading to the formation of a zygote?

  3. Q3 · Botany · Biological Classification

    In a basidiomycete, the mycelium is dikaryotic, with each hyphal cell holding two genetically distinct haploid nuclei of compatible mating types. Which sequence of nuclear events occurs in the basidium, and how many nuclei does each mature basidiospore typically carry?

  4. Q4 · Botany · Biological Classification

    The three steps of the sexual cycle of a fungus occur in the order:

  5. Q5 · Botany · Biological Classification

    Fungi are important decomposers in ecosystems. Which statement best explains how a saprophytic fungus obtains nutrients from dead organic matter?

  6. Q6 · Botany · Biological Classification

    In the five kingdom system, Euglena is placed in Kingdom Protista rather than Plantae. Which feature best justifies this placement?

  7. Q7 · Botany · Biological Classification

    In the lytic cycle of a bacteriophage, what event ends the infection?

  8. Q8 · Botany · Biological Classification

    Lichens reproduce vegetatively by small propagules that are detached from the thallus and grow into new lichens. Which statement correctly describes these propagules?

  9. Q9 · Botany · Biological Classification

    In dinoflagellates, two unequal flagella arise from the cell and each lies in its own groove. Which statement correctly describes their arrangement and the cell covering?

  10. Q10 · Botany · Biological Classification

    A mycorrhiza is a symbiotic association of a fungus with:

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About Biological Classification in NEET.

How many questions come from Biological Classification in NEET?

Biological Classification (Botany, Class 11) has been asked 15 times in the 7 NEET papers from 2018, 2020, 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026: about 2.1 questions a paper, 4% of all Botany questions. It is the 12th most-asked of 17 Botany chapters. NEET 2026 had 5 from it.

Which topics of Biological Classification are asked most in NEET?

Fungi (5), Monera and Protista (4), Five kingdom classification (3), Viruses and lichens (3), counted over the papers from 2018–2026.

Is Biological Classification important for NEET 2027?

It is in the syllabus in force, so it can be asked. By past papers it ranks 12 of 17 in Botany; use that to decide how much time it gets, not whether to study it.

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