NEET Previous Year Questions with Complete Solutions - Biomolecule, Polymer, Chemistry in Everyday Life

Together, these three chapters contribute 4 to 7 questions (roughly 16–28 marks) in a typical NEET paper. The exact count varies by year, but NTA's trend over 2016–2024 shows at least 2–3 questions from Biomolecules alone. Because these chapters are largely factual, they are among the easiest marks available in NEET Chemistry.

Yes. For these three chapters, NCERT is more than sufficient. Over 90% of NEET questions from Biomolecules, Polymers, and Chemistry in Everyday Life are directly lifted from NCERT Class 12 Chemistry Part II. Read each line carefully, memorise named reactions and examples, and solve all NCERT exercises using the NCERT Solutions for Class 12 Chemistry.

Create a table with four columns: Polymer name, Monomer(s), Type (addition/condensation), and one key use or property. For example, Nylon-6,6 is made from hexamethylenediamine and adipic acid — that single fact has appeared in NEET at least three times in different forms. Reviewing this table daily for one week is enough for most students to retain all polymer names permanently.

No. Chemistry in Everyday Life is considered one of the easiest chapters in NEET Chemistry. Questions test drug classifications, names of antiseptics vs. disinfectants, artificial sweeteners, and soap/detergent chemistry — all directly from NCERT. A focused 2-day revision is enough to score full marks from this chapter.

Solve at least the last 10 years of NEET PYQs (2014–2024). This covers virtually every concept NTA repeats in these chapters. After 10 years, you will notice that roughly 60–70% of question concepts repeat with slight wording changes. Solving 15 years gives diminishing returns for these specific chapters compared to spending time on Physics or Physical Chemistry.