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I appeared in NEET 2018 and scored :-325 in biology170 in chemistryalso that I attempted bio. and chem. in less than 75 minutes.That accuracy and speed developed through a very long process of :-understanding conceptslearning factspracticing lots of questions ( very important step that most of the students miss out ).Let’s analyze 2018 biology part (I will answer about chemistry in future so follow this account and you will get notification when i post it) so that you can understand the importance of NCERT.Class 12 NCERT pg. 104 - meselson and stahl’s experiment on E. Coli using heavy isotope of nitrogen.Class 12 NCERT pg. 73 - this question simply shows that each and every word of NCERT is important and you can’t skip years, numbers, statistics, names, or even countries of scientists. Don’t say “ ye to NEET m nahi aa sakta h bhai “ for anything that is written in NCERT. I remembered such important details during preparation so eventually it paid off in exam.Class 12 NCERT pg. 7 - offsets are methods of vegetative propagation. So produced from somatic cell(capable of only mitosis and not meiosis) and not germinal cells.Class 12 NCERT pg. 78 - starch synthesis in pea is an example of incomplete dominance. Clearly mentioned in NCERT.Class 12 NCERT pg. 9.Class 12 NCERT pg. 116.Class 12 NCERT pg. 23.Class 11 NCERT pg. 187 - temperature and light affect stomatal movement. So 3rd and 4th options are left with you.Class 11 NCERT pg. 168.Class 11 NCERT pg. 145 - and also you know the structure of classical example of sugars- glucose.Class 11 NCERT pg. 211.Class 11 NCERT pg. 89.Class 11 NCERT pg. 23 - saccharomyces is yeast(fungi).Class 11 NCERT pg. 138.Class 11 NCERT pg. 133.Class 12 NCERT pg. 282.Chemistry NCERT organic part - basic conceptual question that is covered in organic and also frequently asked in mock tests.Class 12 biology NCERT supplementary material.Class 12 NCERT pg. 228.Class 12 NCERT pg. 248.Class 12 NCERT pg. 282 - fig. 16.8 - now in this question you have to guess the answer. In this figure it is written that ozone hole appear between august and october. Options are very much clearly indicating the answer themselves. So this question is also from NCERT according to me.Class 12 NCERT pg. 200.Class 12 NCERT pg. 213.Class 12 NCERT pg. 214.Class 12 NCERT pg. 115 - not given at some expected place in NCERT but still there.Class 12 NCERT pg. 214.Class 12 NCERT pg. 202.Class 11 NCERT pg. 94.Class 11 NCERT pg. 67 - halophytes are plants that grow in salt marshes.Class 11 NCERT pg. 68.Class 11 NCERT pg. 38.Class 11 NCERT pg. 22.Class 11 NCERT pg. 91.Class 11 NCERT pg. 98.Class 11 NCERT pg. 33.Class 11 NCERT pg. 11.Out of syllabus question and I had this one wrong.Class 11 NCERT pg. 24.Class 11 NCERT - whole respiration chapter is about this so no more explanation needed.Class 11 NCERT pg. 208.Class 12 NCERT pg. 24.Class 11 NCERT pg. 197.Class 12 NCERT pg. 34.Class 11 NCERT pg. 197.Class 12 NCERT pg. 30.Class 12 NCERT pg. 53.Not in ncert but still option 3 and 4 can be eliminated and then if you just blind guess then also there are 50 percent chances of getting it correct.Class 12 NCERT pg. 47.Out of NCERT.Class 12 NCERT pg. 228.Class 12 NCERT pg. 266.Class 12 NCERT pg. 158.Class 12 NCERT ecology part.Class 12 NCERT pg. 233.Class 11 NCERT pg. 133.Class 11 NCERT pg. 232.Class 11 NCERT pg. 129.Out of NCERT.Out of NCERT.Q. 150 about human dentition from NCERT.Class 11 NCERT pg. 257.Class 11 NCERT pg. 299.Class 11 biology excretion chapter.Class 12 NCERT pg. 130.NCERT supplementary material.Class 12 NCERT pg. 130.Class 12 NCERT genetics chapter.Class 12 NCERT pg. 149.Class 12 NCERT pg. 181.Class 11 NCERT pg. 338.Class 11 NCERT pg. 321.Class 11 NCERT pg. 334.Class 11 NCERT pg. 323.Class 11 NCERT pg. 110 - no larva stage found in earthworm.Class 11 NCERT pg. 58.Class 11 NCERT pg. 20.Class 11 NCERT pg. 58.Class 11 NCERT pg. 21 - not clearly written but visible in diagram.Class 11 NCERT pg. 114.Class 11 NCERT pg. 275.Class 11 NCERT pg. 283.Class 11 NCERT pg. 271.Class 12 NCERT molecular basis of inheritance- concept based.Class 12 NCERT pg. 135.Class 12 NCERT pg. 50.Class 12 NCERT explained in supplementary material.Class 12 NCERT pg. 116.Class 11 NCERT pg. 262.Class 11 NCERT pg. 279.Class 11 NCERT pg. 307.Class 11 NCERT pg. 276.Final analysis:CLASS 11living world-1Qbiological classification-5Qplant class.-2Qanimal class.-2Qmorpho.-2Qanatomy-4Qstr. org. in animals-2Qcell-3Qbiomolecules-2Qcell cycle-1Qtransport-0Qminerals-2Qphotosynthesis-2Qrespiration-3Qgrowth-0Qdigestion-2exchange of gases-2circulation-2Qexcretion-2Qlocomotion-1Qnervous-2Qendocrine-2QCLASS 12repro.-2Qplant repro.-4Qhuman repro.-3Qrepro. health-1Qgenetics-3QMBI-5Qevolution-3Qhuman health-2Qenhancement of food production-0Qmicrobes-1Qbiotech-2Qbiotech. applications-3Qorganism and population-3Qecosystem-1Qbiodiversity and conservation-1Qenviron. issues-3Qsupplementary material of NCERT -3QQuestion 107 can be answered by basic chemistry knowledge. Now, 5Q were straight away out of NCERT and I had all 5 wrong(even my guesses were wrong in all 5, bad luck). Those were Q no.98,127,139,148,149 and I had 2 more question wrong (from NCERT).People generally say that 10 or 15 questions are out of NCERT but now I think that the facts are straight. All you need speed and accuracy in NCERT based questions and no need to dwell in other coaching materials.Keep it in mind that I am not saying that NEET biology is very easy, I am just saying you all to keep NCERTs your primary source, do lot's of hard work on question practice and you will get a good score in biology. Trend might change in future but still I don’t think that more than 10 questions can be asked in neet( which is still good to score 300+). For a moderate type of question paper around 5 questions can be straight away out of NCERT.Thank you and good luck for your exams.I hope this answer helps

This is an interesting question, because it illustrates exactly why square roots of non-square numbers cannot be written as a fraction.Let me start with the (false) assertion[math]\sqrt{3}=\dfrac{p}{q}.\tag{1}[/math]In [math](1)[/math], I’m assuming that [math]p[/math] and [math]q[/math] are positive whole numbers. For example, [math]p=256[/math] and [math]q=147[/math], inferred from your question.By taking reciprocals,[math]\dfrac{1}{\sqrt{3}}=\dfrac{q}{p}[/math][math]\dfrac{\sqrt{3}}{3}=\dfrac{q}{p}[/math][math]\sqrt{3}=\dfrac{3q}{p}.\tag{2}[/math]So by [math](1)[/math] and [math](2)[/math], we infer that if [math]\sqrt{3}[/math] is a fraction [math]\dfrac{p}{q}[/math], then the fraction satisfies[math]\dfrac{p}{q}=\dfrac{3q}{p}[/math]or[math]p^2=3q^2.[/math]But [math]p^2[/math] and [math]3q^2[/math] cannot ever be equal, because [math]p^2[/math] has an even number of prime factors, while [math]3q^2[/math] has an odd number of prime factors (the [math]3[/math], and an even amount of primes obtained from [math]q^2[/math]).In your question, the fraction [math]\dfrac{p}{q}=\dfrac{256}{147}[/math], while [math]\dfrac{3q}{p}[/math], which should be equal to [math]\dfrac{p}{q}[/math], is [math]\dfrac{441}{256}[/math]. But, as you realized, [math]\dfrac{256}{147}\ne\dfrac{441}{256}[/math], confirming that [math]\sqrt{3}[/math] cannot be written as a fraction. Consequently, your initial assertion[math]\sqrt{3}=\dfrac{256}{147}[/math]is false.If you start from a false assertion, then whatever results you infer from that false statement will be dubious, as you realized yourself.