Hello aspirant,

If you want to know ho many questions can be asked from every chapters in NEET Examination, you can prefer the below mentioned brief-Weighatege of chapters in NEET Exam :

NEET Chapterwise Weightage - Physics

1. Electrodynamics - (22.22% )

2. Heat & Thermodynamics - (11.11% )

3. Mechanics - (28.89% )

4. Modern Physics - (6.67% )

5. Optics - (11.11%)

6. SHM & Waves - ( 8.89% )

NEET Chapterwise Weightage - Chemistry

1. Inorganic Chemistry I - (17.78% )

2. Inorganic Chemistry II - (17.78% )

3. Organic Chemistry I - (6.67% )

4. Organic Chemistry II - (28.89% )

5. Physical Chemistry I - (15.56%)

6. Physical Chemistry II - (13.33%)

NEET Chapterwise Weightage - Biology

Botany:

1. Biological Classification - (6.00%)

2. Cell Biology - (8.00% )

3. Ecology - (12.00% )

4. Genetics - (0.00% )

5. Living World - (2.00% )

6. Molecular Basis of Inheritance - (12.00%)

Further, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more and detailed description for the chapter wise weightage of NEET in all subjects :

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-chapter-wise-weightage-and-important-topics

i hope that this will help.

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For starters you know that the weightage it has is much lesser than various other topics. And so keeping that in mind, your preparation should focus on the topics that carry bigger weightage and you can leave Plant Physiology to the last week or 2. Alternatively, pick up your class notes and check for important points. More importantly:

1. Please don't get Demotivated. Keep up your spirits. Take a pause.

Think and change the monotony.

2. Read the NCERT. Once you are done with it only then move on to the MCQs. Try to solve the previous year papers first. Then test yourself.

3. To learn- try to teach. Yes, no student required. Teach the read material to yourself or may be a wall can be your companion!  Make colourful and well organised charts while studying for the important topics and place them near the study table. Search for the most occurring topics and focus on them. This is will help you save time and get into your mind easily.

4. Relax. It's just an exam. And it's just a subject. Keep calm. And come up with innovative ideas of learning. Learn with the practicals in your surrounding.

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Plant physiology holds 6% weightage in NEET exam. To score good,you just need  your NCERT  as most of the questions are asked from it (I truly mean it) after which you can start solving old question papers (last 20 years or so) and sample papers for time management and a  sense of the type of questions.   Around 70% of the questions from biology comes directly from NCERT.

Senescence is a process in which cells reach permanent growth arrest without the death of cells as the whole cell division process comes to a halt.

It can either occur at the cellular level or senescence of the whole organism can take place.

It is characterized by a gradual functional decline eventuating heterogeneously across organ systems leading to a progressive deterioration ultimately leading to dysfunctioning of tissues.

This cellular program induces stable growth arrest.

The ageing process, on the whole, can be classified into three groups:

• Causes of age-associated damage – Primary

• Response to damage – Antagonist

• Consequences of Responses – Integrative

These cells pose a threat as they can cause cancers, damage tissues and degrade their functionality, increase chronic inflammation etc

Causes of Senescence may include Telomere Erosion, DNA Damage, Oncogene activation, irradiation, cell culture, stress on mitochondrial homeostasis. Excessive mitochondrial ROS has known to initiate cell ageing.