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Importance of the Lesson — Neural Control and Coordination (Class 11 NCERT) for NEET
1. Direct high-weightage questions every year
NEET consistently asks 2–4 questions from this chapter, making it one of the most important parts of Human Physiology.
- Typical questions include:
- Structure and function of neurons
- Synaptic transmission
- Reflex arc and reflex action
- Brain and spinal cord anatomy
- Cerebellum vs cerebrum
- Sympathetic vs parasympathetic systems
Even small lines from NCERT—like ion channels, action potential sequence, or meninges—are repeatedly tested.
2. Builds the logic for all future medical subjects
This chapter forms the base for:
- • Neuroanatomy
- • Physiology (Nervous system, Special senses)
- • Neurology in MBBS
- • Endocrine integration and homeostasis
Understanding the neural mechanisms early makes later medical studies easier.
3. Conceptual, not memorization-based
NEET values this chapter because it tests:
- • logic
- • sequence
- • mechanism
- • understanding of diagrams
Example: The order of depolarization → repolarization → hyperpolarization → refractory period.
This is why NEET aspirants who understand the concept deeply score easily from this chapter.
4. Linked to other chapters (Integration Concept)
This unit connects with:
- • Chemical Coordination (Endocrine system)
- • Locomotion and Movement (muscle contraction + nerve supply)
- • Human Reproduction (hormonal-neural coordination)
- • Special Senses (eye, ear structure and function)
NEET often sets combo questions across units.
5. Easy scoring if diagrams are mastered
Important NCERT diagrams include:
- • Neuron structure
- • Synapse
- • Brain sections (forebrain, midbrain, hindbrain)
- • Meninges and ventricles
- • Reflex arc
You will get straightforward scoring if you visualise and revise these.
6. Questions from exact NCERT lines
NEET picks direct lines like:
- • “Myelin sheath is formed by Schwann cells.”
- • “Nodes of Ranvier are gaps in myelin sheath.”
- • “Cerebellum maintains posture and balance.”
- • “Medulla controls respiration and cardiovascular reflexes.”
- This chapter rewards careful reading of NCERT.
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