IB Biology
Notes and practice for the 2025 IB Biology syllabus.
- All 40 subtopics of the 2025 syllabus, A1.1–D4.3, in guide order
- Notes for SL and HL, with HL-only content marked
- IB-style practice question PDFs for members
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Notes and practice for the 2025 IB Biology syllabus.
Chapter-focused Biology for the official NEET syllabus.
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Cells, microscopy, membranes, cell cycle, stem cells and cellular chemistry.
ExploreCell respiration and photosynthesis.
ExploreDNA, RNA, replication, protein synthesis and gene expression.
Coming soonMendel, linkage, sex determination and genetic disorders.
ExploreOrigin of life, natural selection, Hardy–Weinberg and speciation.
Coming soonLiving world, kingdoms, viruses, plants, animals and cladistics.
ExploreBreathing, circulation, excretion, movement, homeostasis and digestion IB only.
ExploreNeurons, nervous system, endocrine glands and signalling.
Coming soonPlant and human reproduction and reproductive health.
ExplorePathogens, immunity, vaccines, cancer and drug abuse.
ExplorePopulations, ecosystems, energy flow, climate change and conservation.
ExploreMicrobes in human welfare, rDNA technology and its applications.
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Our chapters follow the new 2025 IB syllabus themes, from cell biology, membranes and the cell cycle to genetics, gas exchange, digestion and human physiology. Each chapter ends with IB-style practice questions and a markscheme.
For NEET, every page is matched to the rationalised NCERT Class 11 and 12 syllabus, with chapter-wise MCQs, answer keys and full-length sample test papers.
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