how can I revise bio for neet in 10 day's for getting 180 Mark's only which chapters or give some tips

hello aspirant,

I would like to tell you the best ways that you can do to prepare or revise for the exam when the exam is very near.

I would suggest you to only go through all the notes that you have made while preparing for the exam.

only go through self made notes , because the language/mindset in which you have made those notes are very important and you will be benifitted the most from those notes only.

make sure that you do not attempt to try for any new topic or try to make concepts clear from any untouched topics  , that will only increase the pressure on you.

some chapters and subtopics that you can visit are-

Plant Kingdom

• Questions from different types of algae and their pigments

• General characters of pteridophytes and gymnosperms

Biological classification

• General features of Monera, Protista, Fungi

Structural organization in plants and animals

• Root, stem, and leaf anatomy

• Animals tissues and their functions, specifically epithelial tissues

Cell: Structure & Functions

• Mycoplasma, nucleus, chromosomes, ribosomes, chloroplast and mitochondria

• Meiosis - Prophase I

Plant physiology

• C3, C4 cycle

• Kranz anatomy

• Glycolysis and Krebs cycle

• ETS complexes

• Photoperiodism

• Transpiration pull

• Bulk movement in Phloem

• Mineral deficiency & Nitrogen cycle

Animal/Human Physiology

• All topics specifically diagrams are very important

Reproduction

• Gametogenesis in plants

• Gametogenesis in humans

• Reproductive structures in plants and animals

• Polyembryony, Parthenocarpy, apomixis

• Menstrual cycle

Genetics & evolution

• Dihybrid cross, linkage

• Codominance

• Pedigree analysis

• Genetic disorders

• Darwinism and natural selection

• Human evolution

Biotechnology

• Process and applications

• BT cotton, RNAi, Human insulin, Gene therapy, molecular diagnostics

Biology in human welfare

• Human immunity

• AIDS, Cancer

• Drugs

Ecology and environment

• Environmental issues

• Biogeochemical cycles

• Population interactions

• Adaptations

• Succession

hope that helps

all the best