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NEET Mock Test 2: 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 2 is the same paper for every student, so your rank is among everyone who sat it. Difficulty: 28% easy, 66% medium, 7% hard.

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Sample questions from Mock 2 with answers

10 of the 180 questions, with answers and explanations. The rest are in the app.

Question 1

Biology · Photosynthesis in Higher Plants

The products of the light reaction used in the dark reaction are:

  1. A ADP and NADP⁺
  2. B glucose
  3. C CO₂ and O₂
  4. D ATP and NADPH

Answer: D. ATP and NADPH

Why: The ATP and the NADPH are the assimilatory power.

Question 2

Biology · Cell Cycle and Cell Division

The recombination nodules appear in the:

  1. A the pachytene, and the crossing over occurs between the non-sister chromatids of the homologous chromosomes
  2. B the diakinesis
  3. C the telophase
  4. D the leptotene

Answer: A. the pachytene, and the crossing over occurs between the non-sister chromatids of the homologous chromosomes

Why: The enzyme recombinase is involved.

Question 3

Biology · Reproductive Health

Sex education in schools is considered important because it helps to:

  1. A promote early sexual activity
  2. B give correct information, which removes myths and misconceptions about sex-related aspects
  3. C increase unwanted pregnancies
  4. D reduce knowledge

Answer: B. give correct information, which removes myths and misconceptions about sex-related aspects

Why: It also helps to avoid STIs.

Question 4

Biology · Plant Growth and Development

The three phases of growth, from the tip, are:

  1. A the lag, log and stationary
  2. B the elongation, the meristematic and the maturation
  3. C the meristematic, the elongation and the maturation phases
  4. D the maturation, the elongation and the meristematic

Answer: C. the meristematic, the elongation and the maturation phases

Why: The cells in the meristematic phase are rich in protoplasm.

Question 5

Biology · Biotechnology and Its Applications

The presence of a pathogen such as HIV in a suspected AIDS patient can be detected early by:

  1. A PCR, which amplifies the nucleic acids of the retrovirus
  2. B an X-ray
  3. C a urine test
  4. D a blood glucose test

Answer: A. PCR, which amplifies the nucleic acids of the retrovirus

Why: A low concentration of the pathogen can be amplified.

Question 6

Physics · Gravitation

The time period of a geostationary satellite is:

  1. A 365 days
  2. B 24 hours
  3. C 12 hours
  4. D 1.5 hours

Answer: B. 24 hours

Why: A geostationary satellite stays above the same point on the equator, so its period equals the Earth's rotation period of 24 hours.

Question 7

Physics · Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter

De Broglie's idea explains Bohr's condition for stationary orbits because:

  1. A the electron radiates at each orbit
  2. B an integral number of wavelengths fit around the orbit, 2πr = nλ
  3. C the electron has no wave nature
  4. D the orbit has a radius equal to λ

Answer: B. an integral number of wavelengths fit around the orbit, 2πr = nλ

Why: A standing wave around the nucleus gives mvr = nh/2π.

Question 8

Chemistry · Amines

A primary aliphatic amine reacts with nitrous acid to give:

  1. A a diazonium salt that is stable
  2. B an alcohol with the evolution of nitrogen gas
  3. C a nitrosamine
  4. D a nitro compound

Answer: B. an alcohol with the evolution of nitrogen gas

Why: R–NH₂ + HNO₂ → R–OH + N₂ + H₂O.

Question 9

Chemistry · Hydrogen

Permanent hardness of water can be removed by adding:

  1. A slaked lime
  2. B hydrochloric acid
  3. C sodium chloride
  4. D washing soda (sodium carbonate)

Answer: D. washing soda (sodium carbonate)

Why: Carbonate ions precipitate Ca²⁺ and Mg²⁺ as insoluble carbonates; Calgon and ion-exchange resins also work.

Question 10

Chemistry · Thermodynamics

A reaction with ΔH > 0 and ΔS > 0 is spontaneous:

  1. A at low temperatures
  2. B at high temperatures
  3. C at no temperature
  4. D at all temperatures

Answer: B. at high temperatures

Why: ΔG = ΔH − TΔS becomes negative when TΔS exceeds ΔH.

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Frequently asked questions

How many questions are in NEET Mock Test 2?

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 2 the same for every student?

Yes. Mock 2 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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