Quick Answer
Physiology carries 7–9% weightage in NEET-PG & INICET — approximately 28–36 questions out of 300. The highest-yield topics are Cardiac cycle — pressure-volume loops, heart sounds, murmurs, Renal physiology — GFR, tubular reabsorption, concentration mechanism, Respiratory — lung volumes, spirometry, oxygen-haemoglobin dissociation curve, and physiology questions in neet-pg & inicet are frequently graph-based or scenario-based — interpreting spirometry traces, ecg rhythm, pressure-volume loops, or lab values.
These are the topics that have appeared most frequently in NEET-PG & INICET papers across the last 10 sessions. Cover them first — together they account for roughly 70% of the Physiology marks distribution.
Physiology questions in NEET-PG & INICET are frequently graph-based or scenario-based — interpreting spirometry traces, ECG rhythm, pressure-volume loops, or lab values. Expect 2–3 questions requiring you to apply concepts rather than recall definitions.
Draw every graph yourself while studying — the oxygen-haemoglobin curve, Frank-Starling curve, renal clearance curves. Being able to predict how a pathological condition shifts these curves is exactly what NEET-PG & INICET tests.
Memorizing normal values without understanding the physiological basis. NEET-PG & INICET asks why a value changes in disease, not just what the normal value is.
Don’t just read — practice with subject-tagged PYQs and image-based questions to retain what you study. Each link below opens the relevant Kinase practice queue:
PYQ Practice →
Last 9 years of NEET-PG & INICET Physiology previous-year questions, subject-tagged with explanations.
MCQ Rounds →
Topic-wise timed MCQ practice with detailed explanations and progress tracking.
Image Bank
Not applicable for Physiology — text-based questions only.
Physiology carries approximately 7–9% of the NEET-PG & INICET paper, which translates to 28–36 questions out of 300 total questions.
The highest-yield topics for NEET-PG & INICET Physiology are: Cardiac cycle — pressure-volume loops, heart sounds, murmurs; Renal physiology — GFR, tubular reabsorption, concentration mechanism; Respiratory — lung volumes, spirometry, oxygen-haemoglobin dissociation curve; Nerve and muscle — action potential, neuromuscular junction, reflexes; Endocrine — feedback loops, hormone mechanisms, Ca²⁺/PTH/Vitamin D axis.
Physiology questions in NEET-PG & INICET are frequently graph-based or scenario-based — interpreting spirometry traces, ECG rhythm, pressure-volume loops, or lab values. Expect 2–3 questions requiring you to apply concepts rather than recall definitions.
Memorizing normal values without understanding the physiological basis. NEET-PG & INICET asks why a value changes in disease, not just what the normal value is.