10 free NEET questions from Microbes in Human Welfare (Class 12 Zoology). Instant results, detailed explanations, and your predicted NEET score. No sign-up needed for your first attempt.
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QUESTION 1 OF 10
Which of the following is a correct statement about mycorrhizae?
A
They are harmful fungi that attack plant roots
B
They are symbiotic associations between fungi and plant roots
C
They are bacteria that fix atmospheric nitrogen
D
They are algae that live on the surface of leaves
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Microbes in Human Welfare is a Class 12 Zoology chapter. Expect 1 to 3 questions from this chapter in NEET 2027 based on historical PYQ frequency.
Yes. Microbes in Human Welfare is part of the NTA NEET 2027 rationalized syllabus from NCERT Class 12 Zoology. Practice it thoroughly with these free MCQs.
Start with the NCERT Class 12 Zoology chapter. Understand all concepts and diagrams first. Then practice these free MCQs to test your understanding. Note every question you get wrong and revise those NCERT sections.
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Yes. All questions are aligned with the NTA NEET 2027 rationalized syllabus and NCERT Class 12 Zoology. They follow the NEET format: 4 options, +4 for correct, and −1 for wrong.
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