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NCERT TEXTBOOK MISTAKES ACCEPTED,UPLOADED AND INCORPORATED
AS INTIMATED TO DR. ARVIND GOYAL BY THE NCERTNCERT
DIVERSITY IN THE LIVING WORLD
THE LIVING WORLD
1. Wrong Statement: Pg 4, NCERT (XI); It mentions that unicellular organisms grow by cell division.
Corrected To: Unicellular organisms multiply by cell division
FUNGI
2. Wrong Statement :Under Ascomycetes – Many members like morels and buffles are edible. [pg.
24; NCERT XI]
Corrected To: Many members like morels and truffles are edible.
STRUCTURAL ORGANISATION IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS
PLANT MORPHOLOGY
3.Wrong Statement :In the family Fabaceae, the floral diagram shows valvate aestivation of Calyx,
while in the theory it is mentioned that Calyx has imbricate aestivation (pg. 79, NCERT XI).
Corrected To: Calyx in Fabaceaea has Valvate / Imbricate aestivation.
Since diagram is specifically of Pisum sativum so valvate shown in that.
.
4.Wrong Statement :In the family liliaceae, the floral diagram shows the perianth to be
gamophyllous and the theory also says Perianth – tepal six ( 3 3), often unifed into tube. But the
floral formula shows the perianth to be polyphyllous (pg. 81, NCERT XI).
Similarly in the floral diagram in the androecium, the stamens are shown to be free and
epiphyllous (united to tepals). But in the floral formula they are shown as A3 3 meaning to be
free and not attached to perianth. In the theory it is mentioned Androecium is stamen six, (3 3),
which again means they are fused.
Corrected To: Floral formula corrected to P(3 3) ; Androceium is 3 3 and in floral diagram corrected to
3 3 and made Epitepalous.
ANIMAL MORPHOLOGY
5. Wrong Statement :Typhlosole extends between 26 – 35 segments in the intestine of Earthworm
(pg. 108; NCERT XI).
Corrected To: The Typhlosolar region lies after 26th segment except the last 23rd
-25th segments .
6. Wrong Statement :(Figure 7.13 pg 110 NCERT XI) – The labelling of spermiducal funnels and testis
is wrong. The structure which has been labelled as spermiducal funnel is testes. Testes have been
shown to be present in segment 10th only while in the text, it has been clearly mentioned that testes are
present in the 10th and 11th segment.
Corrected To: The labeling has been corrected in the Diagram(7.13) and Testis labeled in both 10th and
11th segments.
7. Wrong Statement :Main text (pg. 115; Class 11th) says female cockroach produces 9 – 10 ootheca.
But summary at the end of the chapter (pg 121) says female cockroach produces 10 – 40
ootheca.
Corrected To: Female cockroach produces 9 – 10 ootheca has been mentioned at both places.
8. Wrong Statement :Figure 7.13 (pg. 110, NCERT XI) – The prostate gland in earthworm has been
shown to be lying in 17th to 19th segments.
Corrected To:Now shown to be lying in 17th to 20th segments in Figure 7.13
9.Wrong Statement :On pg. No. 114 (NCERT XI), it is mentioned that ovaries in cockroach are present in
2
nd to 6th abdominal segments while on pg. no. 121 (NCERT XI), it is mentioned that ovaries in
cockroach are present in 4th, 5th and 6th abdominal segments.
Corrected To: Ovaries in cockroach are present in 2nd to 6th abdominal segments ,at both places in the
book.
10.Wrong Statement :On pg. No. 114 (NCERT XI), it is mentioned that testes in cockroach are present in
4
th to 6th abdominal segments while on pg. No. 121 (NCERT XI), it is mentioned that testes in cockroach
are present in 4th and 5th abdominal segments.
Corrected To: Testes in cockroach are present in 4th to 6th abdominal segments , at both places in the
book.
CELL: STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS
CELL: THE UNIT OF LIFE
11. Wrong Statement :Size of chloroplast – length – 5 – 10mm and width – 2 – 4mm (pg. 136 NCERT
XI).
Corrected To: Size of chloroplast – length – 5 – 10m and width – 2 – 4m
12.Wrong Statement :All prokaryotes have a cell wall surrounding the cell membrane. ( 1 NCERT,
pg 127-128) ;But on pg No. 20, 1 NCERT writes that the Mycoplasma are organisms that completely
lack a cell wall. As Mycoplasma are prokaryotic organisms kept under Monera by NCERT itself, the
fact given on pg No. 127-128 should be rectified.
Corrected To: All prokaryotes have a cell wall surrounding the cell membrane except in
mycoplasma.
BIOMOLECULES
13. Wrong Statement :Exoskeletons of arthropods have a complex polysaccharide called chitin.
These complex polysaccharides are heteropolymers. [Pg. 149 (NCERT XI).]
Corrected To: Homopolymers.
14. Wrong Statement :Structure of glutamic acid (pg. 150, NCERT XI)
Corrected To: Extra-CH2 group deleted, and so Glutamic acid is C5H9NO4
15. Wrong Statement : NCERT (XI) pg. 160 mentions; There are 21 types of amino acids, and on pg.
147 it is mentioned that there are 20 types of amino acids.
Corrected To: There are 20 types of amino acids, at both places in the book.
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
16. Wrong Statement : In the NCERT 1 pg. 164 the text matter says that ‘The cells that do not divide
further exit G1 phase to enter an inactive stage called quiescent stage(G0) of the cell cycle’, whereas
Figure 10.1 on pg. 163 depicts G0 phase before the G1 phase.
Corrected To: We were misinformed that it has been corrected , but it has not been done so.
PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
TRANSPORT/MINERAL NUTRITION IN PLANTS
17.Wrong Statement :The deficiency symptoms of relatively immobile elements appear first in
young leaves – e.g.,Sulphur& calcium (pg. 198: Mineral Nutrition: NCERT XI).
Under Translocation of Mineral Ions onpg 190; NCERT XI it is mentioned that – Elements
most readily mobilized are phosphorus, sulphur, nitrogen and potassium. Some elements
that are structural components like calcium are not remobilized.
Corrected To: Sulphur is mobile and Calcium is an immobile element , at both places in the book.
RESPIRATION IN PLANTS
18. Wrong Statement :We have till now seen that Glucose has been broken down to release CO2 and
eight molecules of NADH H
; two of FADH2 have been synthesised besides just two molecules
of ATP (pg 232; NCERT XI).
It should be ten molecules of NADH H
and four molecules of ATP. As two NADH H
and two ATP
molecules are also produced during conversion of glucose to pyruvate (glycolysis). It is mentioned in
the NCERT also at pg. No. 229.
Or
It should be written as : Two molecules of pyruvate are broken down to release eight molecules of
NADH H
, two molecules of FADH2 and two molecules of ATP during TCA cycle.
Corrected To: We were misinformed that it has been corrected , but it has not been done so.
DIGESTION AND ABSORPTION
19. Wrong Statement :The duodenum is ‘u’ shaped. (pg. 259; NCERT).
Corrected To: This is a ‘c’ shaped structure.
20. Wrong Statement :Fructose is absorbed with the help of the carrier ions like Na
. (pg. 264,
NCERT XI).
Corrected To: Substances are absorbed with the help of the carrier ions like Na
.They have deleted the
statement that Fructose is absorbed with the help of the carrier ions like Na
.
Guyton Textbook of Medical Physiology: Fructose transport does not occur by the sodium co-
transport mechanism. It is transported by facilitated diffusion but not coupled with sodium transport.
BODY FLUIDS & CIRCULATION
20. Wrong Statement :Diagram of Heart (pg. 283; class XI)
Structure labelled as pulmonary vein is actually pulmonary trunk (pulmonary artery).
Corrected To: Labelling of Pulmonary vein and pulmonary artery has been corrected in Fig. 18.2
EXCRETORY SYSTEM
21. Wrong Statement :Our lungs remove large amounts of CO2(18 litres/day) (Page no. 298; NCERT
(XI))
Corrected To: Our lungs remove large amounts of CO2(approximately 200 mL/ minute)
22. Wrong Statement :Reabsorption is minimum in Henle’s loop (pg. 294, NCERT XI)
Corrected To: Henle’s loop : Reabsorption is minimum in its ascending limb.
NEURAL CONTROL & COORDINATION
23. Wrong Statement :There are wax secreting sebaceous glands in the skin of the pinna and the
meatus. (Page No. 325; NCERT (XI)
Corrected To: There are wax secreting glands in the skin of the pinna and the meatus.
Snell’s Clinical Anatomy for Medical Students: The wax glands (ceruminous glands) are modified
sweat glands.
CHEMICAL COORDINATION AND INTEGRATION
24. Wrong Statement:Endocrine system – NCERT XI pg 334; mentions that thymus gland is located on
the dorsal side of the heart and the aorta. Actually thymus lies moulded over the ventral side of
pericardium and aorta.
REPRODUCTION
REPRODUCTION IN ORGANISMS
25. Wrong Statement:Haploid chromosome number (n) in Onion is given as 16 (page no. 13, 2
NCERT), while on page No. 164, 1 NCERT, it is written that onion cells have 14 chromosomes.
Corrected To: Haploid chromosome number (n) in Onion is 8 and Diploid is 16 , corrected in both the 11th
and 12th Books.
25. Wrong Statement: Pg 5, XII, NCERT – It is mentioned that when offspring is produced by a
single parent with or without the involvement of gamete formation, the reproduction is
asexual.
Whereas on pg 15, XII, NCERT – In the box of summary it is given that – Asexual reproduction
does not involve the formation or fusion of gametes.
Corrected To: On pg 15, XII, NCERT – In the box of summary now it is given that – Asexual
reproduction does not involve the fusion of gametes.
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SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN FLOWERING PLANTS
27. Wrong Statement: Sun flower is an example of albuminous seed (pg 36, NCERT XII)
Corrected To: We were misinformed that it has been corrected , but it has not been done so.
Botany for Degree Students by A.C. Dutta : Sunflower has exalbuminous seeds.
Angiosperms by G. L. Chopra : Sunflower has exalbuminous seeds.
A Textbook of Botany (Angiosperms) by Singh, Pande& Jain: Sunflower has exalbuminous seeds.
28. Wrong Statement: The ovule generally has a single embryo sac formed from a megaspore
through reduction division. NCERT XII, Pg 25.
Corrected To: The ovule generally has a single embryo sac formed from a megaspore.
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HUMAN REPRODUCTION
29. Wrong Statement:Fertilization takes place at the Ampullaryisthimic junction of the fallopian tube
in Humans. Page No. 51; (NCERT (XII)
Corrected To: We were misinformed that it has been corrected , but it has not been done so.
Jeffcoate’s Principles of Gynaecology : In the ampulla of the tube, the egg is approached by numerous
sperms and ultimately a single spermatozoan penetrates the ovum. (Thus it is clear that fertilization
occurs in the ampulla).
Practice of Fertility control by S.K. Chaudhuri : The fertilisation of the ovum takes place in the ampullary
part of the fallopian tube.
30. Wrong Statement:Pg 54; NCERT (XII) : End of 24 weeks is termed as second trimester.
Corrected To: By the end of about approximately 24 weeks ( end of second trimester).
GENETICS
PRINCIPLES OF INHERITANCE & VARIATIONS
31. Wrong Statement:Pg 70, NCERT XII; one of the contrasting traits selected in pea plants by
Mendel was smooth or inflated pods.
Corrected To: one of the contrasting traits selected in pea plants by Mendel was constricted or
inflated pods.
MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
32. Wrong Statement:NCERT (XII) pg 105 mentions-E.coli divides in 20 minutes and on pg 106 it is
mentioned that E.coli completes the process of DNA replication within 38 minutes. Both these
facts don’t seem to relate well to each other.
Corrected To:On pg 105 E.coli divides in 20 minutes and on pg 106 it is mentioned that E.coli completes
the process of DNA replication within 18 minutes.
33. Wrong Statement:NCERT (XII) pg 112; In the given table of codons for various amino acids; the
short name of Glutamine is given as Gin.
Corrected To: Gln instead.
BIOLOGY IN HUMAN WELFARE
HUMAN HEALTH & DISEASE
34. Wrong Statement: NCERT XII; pg 162 – AIDS can be transmitted to one’s life partner through
sexual contact while hepatitis B is transmitted through infected blood.
Corrected To: Both can be transmitted through sexual contact or infected blood.
35. Wrong Statement:Drugs like barbiturates, amphetamines, benzodiazepines, lysergic acid diethyl
amides (LSD), and other similar drugs, that are normally used as medicines to help patients cope
with mental illnesses like depression and insomnia, are often abused. ( 2 NCERT, pg 159).
Corrected To: LSD has been deleted from this list of drugs used as medicines.
STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCEMENT IN FOOD PRODUCTION
36.Wrong Statement:Under Tissue Culture somatic hybridisation between protoplasm of tomato and
potato resulted in formation of tomato. Page No. 177; NCERT (XII).
Corrected To:Tissue culture somatic hybridisation between protoplasm of tomato and potato resulted in
formation of pomato.
BIOTECHNOLOGY
BIOTECHNOLOGY: PRINCIPLES & PROCESSES
36. Wrong Statement:(NCERT XII; pg 195) – The convention for naming the restriction enzymes is
the first letter of the name comes from the genes and the second two from the species.
Corrected To: “genus” instead of “genes”.
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BIOTECHNOLOGY & ITS APPLICATIONS
38.Wrong Statement:Pg 211; NCERT (XII) – Figure 12.3, The colour of A peptide should be blue and
that of the B peptide should be green after being separated from the ‘C’ peptide.
Corrected To: Colours have been corrected.
ECOLOGY
ORGANISMS AND POPULATIONS
39. Wrong Statement:Pg 222; (NCERT XII), Salinity of hypersaline lagoons is mentioned as > 100
percent.
Corrected To : > 100 parts per thousand.
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ECOSYSTEM
40. Wrong Statement: Pg 245; (NCERT XII); Chemosynthetic bacteria have been called autotrophs
which fix sun’s energy.
Corrected To : Chemosynthetic bacteria have been deleted from the list of Photoautotrophs.
41. Wrong Statement:In primary succession in water. Page 251 (In the theory) it says.
The pioneers are the small phytoplanktons, they are replaced by free floating angiosperms, then by
rooted hydrophytes, sedges, grasses and finally the trees.
Corrected To : In primary succession in water, the pioneers are the small phytoplanktons, they are
replaced with time by rooted-submerged plants, rooted-floating angiosperms followed by free-floating
plants, then reed-swamp, marsh-meadow, scrub and finally the trees. The climax again wouldbe a
forest.
42. Wrong Statement: The arrow shown in the carbon cycle from Burning forests and fuelwood is pointed
in the wrong direction (Fig 14.6, Pg 253, NCERT XII).
Corrected To : The direction of arrow has been corrected.
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
43. Wrong Statement:On pg. No. 276 (NCERT XII), in the text matter, the levels of DDT in water are given
in units – parts per billion (0.003 ppb) but in the accompanying diagram the levels are given in units –
parts per million (0.003 ppm).
Corrected To : In the accompanying diagram the levels have been corrected to units – parts per billion
(0.003 ppb).
44. Wrong Statement: According to Euro II Norms, the amount of Sulphur is to be controlled at 350 parts
per million in diesel and at 150 ppm in petrol (Page No. 273; NCERT XII). The Euro II norms given by
NCERT do not match with those given on the internet on various sites.
Corrected To : According to Euro III Norms, the amount of Sulphur is to be controlled at 350 parts per
million in diesel and at 150 ppm in petrol.
FAQs on NCERT BIOLOGY CHANGES - NEET
| 1. How have the NCERT biology changes affected the NEET exam? |  |
Ans. The NCERT biology changes have had a significant impact on the NEET exam. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is a highly competitive medical entrance exam in India, and the syllabus for the exam is primarily based on the NCERT textbooks. Any changes in the NCERT biology textbooks directly affect the NEET exam, as the questions are often derived from the updated content. Therefore, it is important for NEET aspirants to stay updated with the changes in the NCERT biology textbooks to perform well in the exam.
| 2. What are the key changes made in the NCERT biology textbooks that are relevant to the NEET exam? | |
Ans. The key changes made in the NCERT biology textbooks that are relevant to the NEET exam include the addition of new topics, revision of existing topics, and updated diagrams and illustrations. The NCERT periodically reviews and updates its textbooks to ensure that they reflect the latest scientific knowledge and concepts. These changes are made to provide students with accurate and up-to-date information in line with the current syllabus of the NEET exam. It is important for NEET aspirants to be aware of these changes to effectively prepare for the exam.
| 3. How can NEET aspirants stay updated with the changes in the NCERT biology textbooks? | |
Ans. NEET aspirants can stay updated with the changes in the NCERT biology textbooks by regularly visiting the official website of the NCERT or any reliable educational websites. The NCERT often releases notifications and updates regarding changes in the syllabus or textbooks on their website. Additionally, students can also refer to reputed study materials, coaching institutes, or online platforms that provide updated information on the changes in the NCERT textbooks. It is crucial for NEET aspirants to stay updated with these changes to ensure they are well-prepared for the exam.
| 4. Are the changes in the NCERT biology textbooks applicable only to the NEET exam? | |
Ans. No, the changes in the NCERT biology textbooks are not applicable only to the NEET exam. While the NEET exam extensively relies on the NCERT syllabus, the changes made in the textbooks also impact other medical entrance exams in India. Many state-level medical entrance exams and other national-level exams for admission to medical courses also follow a similar syllabus based on the NCERT textbooks. Therefore, the changes made in the NCERT biology textbooks are relevant for a broader range of medical entrance exams apart from NEET.
| 5. How can the changes in the NCERT biology textbooks be effectively incorporated into NEET preparation? | |
Ans. To effectively incorporate the changes in the NCERT biology textbooks into NEET preparation, it is important to first thoroughly understand the revised topics and concepts. NEET aspirants should carefully read the updated chapters and make notes of any new information or changes. Additionally, practicing questions and solving past year papers that are based on the updated syllabus can help in familiarizing oneself with the changes and improving exam readiness. Seeking guidance from experienced teachers or joining a reputed coaching institute can also provide valuable insights and resources to adapt to the changes effectively.
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