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NEET Mock Test 13: Full-Length 180-Question Paper with All-India Rank

A full-length NEET mock in the real pattern: 90 Biology, 45 Physics and 45 Chemistry questions, +4 for a correct answer and −1 for a wrong one. Mock 13 is the same paper for every student, so your rank is among everyone who sat it. Difficulty: 27% easy, 66% medium, 7% hard.

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Sample questions from Mock 13 with answers

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Question 1

Biology · Cell: The Unit of Life

The cell envelope of a bacterial cell consists of:

  1. A the cell wall only
  2. B the flagella and the pili
  3. C the nucleus and the cytoplasm
  4. D the glycocalyx, the cell wall and the plasma membrane

Answer: D. the glycocalyx, the cell wall and the plasma membrane

Why: The three layers function together as a single protective unit.

Question 2

Biology · Animal Kingdom

Which of the following is a jawless vertebrate?

  1. A lizard
  2. B lamprey, Petromyzon
  3. C shark
  4. D frog

Answer: B. lamprey, Petromyzon

Why: The class is Cyclostomata.

Question 3

Biology · Reproductive Health

IUDs (intrauterine devices) such as Lippes loop work mainly by:

  1. A increasing phagocytosis of the sperms within the uterus, and making the uterus unsuitable for implantation
  2. B killing the ovum
  3. C removing the sperms from the vagina
  4. D blocking ovulation

Answer: A. increasing phagocytosis of the sperms within the uterus, and making the uterus unsuitable for implantation

Why: The hormone-releasing IUDs make the cervix hostile to sperms.

Question 4

Biology · Biotechnology: Principles and Processes

DNA bands in an agarose gel are made visible by staining with:

  1. A ethidium bromide and exposure to UV light, which gives orange-coloured bands
  2. B methylene blue in daylight
  3. C iodine solution
  4. D Fehling's solution

Answer: A. ethidium bromide and exposure to UV light, which gives orange-coloured bands

Why: The separated bands are then cut out and eluted.

Question 5

Biology · Plant Growth and Development

The ethylene breaks the seed and bud dormancy, initiates the germination in the peanut seeds and the sprouting of the potato tubers. It also promotes the:

  1. A the stomatal closure
  2. B root growth and the root hair formation, which increases the absorption surface
  3. C the leaf fall only
  4. D the dormancy

Answer: B. root growth and the root hair formation, which increases the absorption surface

Why: It promotes the flowering in the mango and the pineapples.

Question 6

Physics · Thermal Properties of Matter

A bimetallic strip of brass and iron is heated. It bends with the brass on the outer (convex) side because:

  1. A brass expands more than iron
  2. B both expand equally
  3. C brass contracts
  4. D iron expands more than brass

Answer: A. brass expands more than iron

Why: The metal with the larger α lengthens more and lies on the outside of the curve.

Question 7

Physics · Thermal Properties of Matter

The rate of conduction of heat through a rod of cross-sectional area A and length L, with a temperature difference ΔT across it and conductivity K, is:

  1. A KAL/ΔT
  2. B KAΔT/L
  3. C AΔT/KL
  4. D KΔT/AL

Answer: B. KAΔT/L

Why: This is the law of heat conduction.

Question 8

Chemistry · Equilibrium

When the ratio of [salt]/[acid] in an acetic acid buffer is 10, the pH is (pKa = 4.76):

  1. A 4.76
  2. B 3.76
  3. C 5.76
  4. D 14.76

Answer: C. 5.76

Why: pH = 4.76 + log 10.

Question 9

Chemistry · Environmental Chemistry

Photochemical smog is characterised by high concentrations of:

  1. A CO and methane
  2. B ozone, PAN and aldehydes
  3. C CFCs
  4. D sulphur dioxide and soot

Answer: B. ozone, PAN and aldehydes

Why: It is formed from nitrogen oxides and hydrocarbons in sunlight.

Question 10

Chemistry · Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids

Alkaline hydrolysis of an ester (saponification) is irreversible because:

  1. A the carboxylic acid formed is converted to its salt, which cannot react with the alcohol
  2. B the ester is unstable
  3. C water is not needed
  4. D the alcohol is destroyed

Answer: A. the carboxylic acid formed is converted to its salt, which cannot react with the alcohol

Why: Acid hydrolysis is reversible.

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Frequently asked questions

How many questions are in NEET Mock Test 13?

It has 180 questions in the NEET pattern: 90 in Biology (Botany and Zoology), 45 in Physics and 45 in Chemistry. Each correct answer earns 4 marks and each wrong answer loses 1.

Is NEET Mock Test 13 the same for every student?

Yes. Mock 13 is one fixed paper, the same for everyone, so every student who sits it is ranked on the same list. Your All-India rank for this mock appears after you submit it.

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