NEET Biology Online Coaching – NCERT & Advanced Prep by Salil Khajuria

Basic part (Foundations)

Basic: NCERT + Concepts + Diagrams

• Diversity in living world: classification, 5 kingdoms, viruses, monera, protista, fungi, plant groups, animal phyla.​

• Structural organisation: morphology of flowering plants, anatomy of plants, animal tissues and cockroach/frog examples.​

• Cell and biomolecules: cell structure, organelles, membrane transport, biomolecules, cell cycle and division.​

• Plant physiology: water and mineral transport, photosynthesis, respiration, plant growth and hormones.​

• Human physiology: digestion, respiration, circulation, excretion, locomotion, neural and endocrine control.​

• Reproduction basics: reproduction in organisms, sexual reproduction in flowering plants, human reproduction.​

• Genetics basics: Mendel, laws of inheritance, monohybrid/dihybrid crosses, pedigree simple numericals.​​

• Ecology basics: ecosystem, food chains, biogeochemical cycles, population and community concepts.​​

Advance part (High‑yield NEET)

• .​Advanced genetics & evolution: linkage, recombination, gene mapping idea, molecular basis of inheritance, Hardy–Weinberg, evolutionary mechanisms.​​

• Reproductive health & human health and disease: contraception, STDs, immunity, vaccines, allergies, cancer, AIDS.​​

• Biotechnology: tools (restriction enzymes, vectors, PCR), cloning, GM crops, insulin, gene therapy, DNA fingerprinting.​

• Advanced ecology & environment: population interactions, succession, biodiversity, conservation, pollution and environmental issues.​

• High‑level plant & human physiology numericals and NEET‑level MCQ tricks from PYQs.​

  6 days a week: 5 days focused concept classes (1 hour live teaching with zero distraction), followed by 1 hour of Daily Practice Problems, doubt‑solving and quick revision of the latest topics and previous two classes; and 1 day full‑syllabus test with detailed discussion. Every session builds strong concepts, intensive practice and complete clarity before moving to the next unit.