The last topic of the Cell Biology from NCERT Biology text book of class 11 is the Cell Division. It is a very important chapter for NEET. Easy to moderate type of questions are made from this chapter. Every year 2 to 3 MCQ come from this chapter in NEET. Here, I have programmed a MCQ Practice Session from this chapter where all the MCQs are very important for NEET and very similar to previous years NEET Questions. So, let’s go for practice the MCQ session to boost your NEET Biology Preparation.
Cell Division
NCERT based MCQ Practice Series
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