Which chapters does NEET actually ask from? Edurack mapped 1578 previous-year questions from NEET 2020–2026 and Re-NEET 2026 to 98 NCERT chapters across Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology. Pick a subject to see every chapter ranked, then open a chapter for its topic-wise question counts in each paper.
387 questions · 30 chapters
Highest weightage
Current Electricity (34) · Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance (26) · Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits (23)
398 questions · 31 chapters
Highest weightage
Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids (26) · Coordination Compounds (26) · The d and f-Block Elements (23)
405 questions · 21 chapters
Highest weightage
Molecular Basis of Inheritance (47) · Principles of Inheritance and Variation (36) · Cell: The Unit of Life (27)
388 questions · 16 chapters
Highest weightage
Biotechnology - Principles and Processes (46) · Animal Kingdom (38) · Biomolecules (38)
Chapters with at least 10 questions, ranked by the share of easy questions among those tagged for difficulty.
Edurack has mapped 1578 NEET questions from 2020–2026 (including Re-NEET 2026) to 98 NCERT chapters: Physics 387, Chemistry 398, Botany 405, Zoology 388. Open a subject to see every chapter ranked.
Per subject, the top chapter is Current Electricity in Physics (34 questions); Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids in Chemistry (26 questions); Molecular Basis of Inheritance in Botany (47 questions); Biotechnology - Principles and Processes in Zoology (46 questions).
Use it to decide the order and depth of revision: start with chapters that combine high weightage and a large share of easy questions, then widen to the lower-weightage chapters. Weightage reflects past papers, so keep the whole syllabus in view.
Counts come from Edurack's tagged set of NEET papers 2020–2026 (including Re-NEET 2026), mapped to NCERT chapters and topics. Use them as a trend guide — past frequency doesn't guarantee what a future paper will ask.
Counts come from Edurack's tagged set of NEET papers 2020–2026 (including Re-NEET 2026), mapped to NCERT chapters and topics. Use them as a trend guide — past frequency doesn't guarantee what a future paper will ask.