PRE-MEDICAL MOCK TEST

Test Type : FULL SYLLABUS Test Pattern : NEET(UG)

EN
ANSWER KEY
Que. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Ans. 3 2 2 2 3 1 2 3 1 1 3 2 3 4 1 1 2 1 2 2
Que. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
Ans. 4 4 3 2 4 3 4 3 3 1 1 2 3 4 2 1 2 4 4 3
Que. 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
Ans. 1 3 3 1 3 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 2 2 3 3 3 1 3 3
Que. 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80

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Ans.
Que.
Ans.
Que.
Ans.
Que.
2
81
1
101
4
121
1
82
3
102
2
122
1
83
1
103
3
123
4
84
4
104
3
124
4
85
1
105
4
125
2
86
4
106
4
126
3
87
4
107
1
127
1
88
1
108
2
128
4
89
1
109
3
129
1
90
4
110
3
130
3
91
2
111
4
131
3
92
3
112
2
132
2
93
1
113
4
133
1
94
2
114
3
134
2
95
4
115
2
135
4
96
1
116
4
136
1
97
3
117
3
137
1
98
3
118
3
138
2
99
3
119
3
139
2
100
2
120
2
140
Ans. 4 4 2 2 2 2 2 3 4 3 3 4 3 1 1 4 3 1 2 3
Que. 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160
A
Ans. 2 3 3 2 4 1 1 3 1 3 2 2 4 4 3 3 4 4 3 3
Que. 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180
Ans. 2 4 1 3 4 2 2 1 3 2 4 3 1 4 2 2 4 1 4 3
 MOCK TEST
PRE-MEDICAL(NEET-UG)
HINT – SHEET
1. Ans. (3) 10. dimension of a and t will be same
Average speed = 30/15 = 2m/s [a – t 2 ] [T 2 ]
2. Ans. (2) [a] = [T2] and [b] = 
[P][x] [ML–1T –2 ][L]
For marble A, its speed increases more, so it
will reach earlier  [b] = [M–1T4]
3. Ans. (2) a  T2 
     –1 4   [MT –2 ]
 30  11 b M T 
I '  I 1   I
 360  12 4 3
11. Volume of sphere = (V) = r
4. Ans.(2) 3

N
r
f1  vs vs  Percentage error in volume = 3×  100
  r
f2  v s  v v s  v 
 0.1
f1 vs  v 100 = 3 ×   × 100
   5.3
f2 v s  v 90
 
 10 vs = 190 v 12. Velocity of rain with respect to car v RC = vR – v C

5.

Ans. (3)
E
v = 17.3 m/s should be perpendicular to the wind screen.
i.e. components of 

v R and – v C perpendicular
K Q to the wind screen.
V = constant
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R
– vC= 2m/s
6. Ans. (1)  90º

3 4  vRC wind screen
i3 = i1 + i2= 5  sin t  cos t  vR=6m/s
5 5 
= 5 (sint. cos53° + cost.sin53°)
= 5 sin (t + 53°)
A

7. Ans. (2) 
i.e. components of  v R and – v C parallel to
Separation between two consecutive crest or
wind screen should
through is  cancel each other.
AP = 4 or 6 cos  = 2 sin 
BP = 2 or tan  = 3 or  = tan–1 (3)
8. Ans. (3) 13. The vertically upward component of the velocity
of projection = 50 sin30º m/s = 25 ms–1
Force on the part of wire which is parallel to If t is the time taken to reach the ground

B will be zero. The forces on the other two 1
s  u 0 t  gt 2
parts will each be IlB in perpendicular 2
directions. 1
or 70 = –25 × t + × 10 × t2
2
      
9. r abc i  j–k or 5t2 – 25t – 70 = 0  t2 – 5t – 14 = 0
  t2 – 7t + 2t – 14 = 0
r iˆ  ˆj – kˆ  (t – 7) (t + 2) = 0
r̂ = r = 3 t = –2s or t = 7s
t= –2s is not valid so t = 7s
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dM M(a  g) 6000(20  10) 17. The moment of inertia of each of the sphere
14.   = 180 kg/s A and B about an axis passing through their
dt u 1000
15. For equilibrium 2 2
centres is Ma . Similarly the moment of inertia
R12 = –R3 5
2
R2 R12(resultant of R1 and R2) of C and D about their central axes = Ma 2
5

A B
I b
R1

R3
b b
So when R3 is removed

particle will move along R12 which is equal and b

N
opposite to R 3 C D
Now the spheres C and D are at distance b
R3 apart, therefore by the theorem of parallel axes
 a
m
2 2 2

16.
E
Free body diagrams of the two bodies are as follows:

F1=2N
Moment of inertia of C or D =  Ma  Mb 
5 
Therefore the moment of inertia of all the four
spheres about an axis AB
f
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F2 = 20 N f 2 2 2 2 2  8 2 2
= 2  Ma   Ma  Mb    Ma  2Mb
5 5  5
Let acceleration of both the blocks towards left 18. Angular momentum w.r.t O before colliding
is a. Then a
with O = Mv
2
f  2 20  f On collision, the block with rotate about the side
a 
A

2 4 passing through O.

or 2f – 4 = 20 – f a

M v
or 3f = 24 or f = 8N o

Maximum friction between two blocks can be:

By law of conservation of angular momentum
fmax = µmg = 0.5 × 2 × 10 = 10 N a a  Ma 2 Ma 2  3v
Mv = I  Mv       
2 2  6 2  4a
Now, since f < fmax
Where I is the moment of inertia of the block
Therefore, friction force between the two about the axis perpendicular to the plane
blocks is 8 N. passing through O.

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1 Cp 7
19. P.E. at c.g. mg 24. 
2 Cv 5
R
Work done =  T
 1
5  8.3  400
  41.5 kJ
7
1
5
Work done = change in internal energy
(Q = 0 for adiabatic process)
1 2 1 m 2 v 2  Change or increase in internal energy
K.E. at B = I  = 41.5 kJ.
2 2 3 2
25. According to Wien's displacement law,
1 1 mv 2 T1= 2T2
 mg = ; v  3g
2 2 3
1 T2 0.26
or   =2

N
1  2 T1 0.13
20. P0 + g4h + 2gh = P 0 +  2 v 2
2 4
E1  T1  1
 T2 = 2T1    
 v= 6gh E 2  T2  16
21. SE = Surface area × ST; 26. Ideal gas equation is given by :

SE final
E
Let r = radius of small drops, R = (64)1/3·r = 4r

(4R 2 )T R 2 16r 2 1
PV = nRT ....(i)
For oxygen : P = 1 atm; V = 1 L; n = n O2
   Therefore, eqn. (i) becomes,
SEinitial = (4r 2 )  n  T nr 2 64r 2 4
LL
1
22. Time taken by ice to grow a thickness y,  1×1 = n O2 RT or n O2 
RT
L 2 For nitrogen : P = 0.5 atm, V = 2L ; n = nN
t y
2K 1
 0.5 × 2 = n N2 RT or n N 2 
Hence, time intervals to change thickness from RT
0 to y, from y to 2y and so on will be in the ratio For mixture of gas :
t1 : t2 : t3 :: (12–02) : (22–12) : (32 – 22) Pmix Vmi x
A

Pmix.Vmix. = nmix.RT  nmix =

or t1 : t2 : t3 :: 1 : 3 : 5 RT
 n mix  n O2  n N 2
According to question, t1 = 12 minutes
Hence, t2 = t1 = 3 × 12 min = 36 min Pmix.Vmix. 1 1
    Pmix.Vmix. = 2
RT RT RT
23. Q = Q1 + Q2 + Q3 + Q4
since Vmix. = 1 L hence Pmix. = 2 atm
= 5960 – 5585 – 2980 + 3645 = 1040 J 27. Total resistance of the circuit
W = W1 + W2 + W3 + W4 R = 1 + 2 + 3 = 6
= 2200 – 825 – 1100 + W4 = 275 + W4 10  4
For a cyclic process Uf = Ui Current, I  1 amp
6
U = Uf – Ui = 0
The direction of the current would be from a
From the first law of thermodynamics,
to b via e.
Q = U + W
1040 = 0 + 275 + W4 or W4 = 765 J

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28. Bulbs A and B are in parallel, their effective 35. D = 50 cm  = 600 nm
power is 3D D 2D
P' = PA + PB = 200 W + 200 W = 400 W y3  y1   
a a a
P' and bulb C are in series, the resultant power
2  0.5  600  10 9
of the combination is 3  10 3 
a
P'  PC 400 W × 400 W a = 0.2 mm
PR    200 W I0 /2
P' + PC 400 W + 400 W 36. I = I0
29. At constant pressure I0
W = PV = nRT IR  cos2 30 o
2
30o
RT 3
But Q = nCpT = n IR  I0
 1 8
IR 3 I 300
  W  Q    1   100  1.4  1   28.57 J   R  100  = 37.5 %
    1.4  I0 8 I0 8
30.  1 = 1 ,  2 = 1.5, R = 20 cm (Radius of 37. x = a sin t

N
curvature), u = –25cm 1 
2 = 4 sin t1  = sin t1 t1 =
2 6
3 2
and 2 3  4sin t 2  = t2 =
E 2 6
2  
 (t2 – t1) =  
6 6 6
 1  T T 4 1
 t2 – t1 =  =     s
2 1 2  1 1.5 1 0.5 6  6 2 12 12 3
    
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38. A pipe open only at one end and another one
v u R v 25 20
of equal length but open at both the ends have
1.5 1 1
    v  100cm their fundamental frequencies v and 2v
v 40 25
respectively. Again only odd harmonics are
So, the image is 100 cm from (P) the surface
possible for a pipe open at one end whereas all
on the side of S.
second harmonics are possible for a pipe open
31. f0/fe = 10 , ƒo + ƒe = 1.1
at both ends. Thus, it is impossible to have a
here ƒo = 100 cm and ƒe = 10 cm
common frequency at which they can resonate.
A

1 1 1 1
Final magnification = ƒo    = 14 41.  
 D fe  LC 8  10  20  10 6
3

32. For dispersion without deviation  10000

=  2500 rad/s
4
A ( ' 1) 4 (1.72  1)
   E 0 220 2
A ' (  1) A ' (1.54  1) I0    5 2A
R 44
4  0.54
A'   3º
0.72 2M
42. In C.G.S. Baxial = 9 = ..... (i)
33.  = 2f = 2 × 2 = 4 x3
so acceleration = r2
25 M M
= (4)2 × = 42m/s2 Bequatorial = 32
 ..... (ii)
100 x x3
 
34. m 1u 1 + m 2 u 2 = m 1 v 1 + m 2v 2 2
6(+10) + 0.25(–v) = 0
From equation (i) and (ii), Bequatorial = 36 gauss.
v = 240 m/s
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 Mock Test
43. For electron to move in the fields undeflected 50. rate or SN2 reaction 1° > 2° > 3°
two forces must be equal and opposite. in group increasing rate of S N2 reaction.
51.
E CH3 CH3 O
eE = evB or v= CH3–MgBr
B CH3–C–O –C –CH3 CH 3–C –CH 3+CH3 –C –CH 3
O CH3 OH CH3–MgBr

Electric field between the plates is E = 
0 CH3
CH3 – C – CH 3
 OH
v= B 52. SO3 O
0

The time taken by the electron to travel a S

O O
sp2 hybridisation
   B
distance  in the space is t =   0 . 1 p – p
v  
2 p – d
0B

N
dxy, dyz, dzx form  Bonds. (Non-axial orbitals)
44. Force on side BC and AD are equal but opposite 53. C2 –  bond = 2  sp
so their net will be zero. C3 –  bond = 4  sp3
C5 –  bond = 3  sp2
10 cm
B C C6 –  bond = 4  sp3
2A
EFAB

2cm
A
15 cm

D
FCD 54. H3C
C Cl
Cl
H3C
C
H3C CH3
+

H3C CH3
LL
t-butyl carbonium ion
–7
2  2 1
But FAB = 10 × × 15 × 10–2 = 3 × 10–6N H H
2  10 2 Cl
CH Cl CH

–7
2  2 1
and FCD = 10 ×  × 15 × 10–2 = 0.5 × 10–6N benzyl carbonium ion
12  10 2 
[stable due to resonance]
 Fnet = FAB – FCD = 2.5 × 10–6 N H
= 25 × 10–7 N, towards the wire. H
C
A

Cl
HE 0.26 G 0.26 G C Cl
45.  BE = = cos60 =  = 0.52 G O2NCH2 H
cos 1/ 2  O2NH2C H
Cl -I effect
H H
46. only compound is optically active other H3C Cl H3C
C Cl C
H3C H3C
are optically inactive.
Secondary carbonium ion
47. R = K [N2O5]1
[isopropyl carbonium ion]
48. [Zn(NH3 )2 Cl2 ]
Most stable carbonium ion is benzyl
Zn+2 = s0d10 tetrahedral
carbocation due to resonance
can't show geometrical isomers.

49. n2 = 6 ( 5th excited state) CH2 CH2
n1 = 2 ( 1st excited state) 

so there will be no transition in ground state
 CH2 CH2
(lymen series or U.V. region)
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H3C CH3 61. Lanthanoids genually show +3 O.S. while
55. H3C CH3
occasionally +2 & +4 also but in case of Actinoids
show +3, +4, +5 and goes upto +7 in case of
H Np & Pu. The reason lies in the fact that the 5f,
OH
O 6d & 7s has less energy difference hence they
CH3 CH3 give higher O.S.
CH3 CH3 (* Reference NCERT page 231)

H 63. SCl4 ,

O OH
H
sp3d Sea-saw Tetrahedral
CH3 CH3

CH3 CH3

N
O OH
ClO4–, sp3 Tetrahedral
OH
2 1
3
CO OH
BF4– and SO–2 sp3 Tetrahedral
56.
6
5
E 4

3-Ethyl-2-hydroxy-4-methylhex-3-ex-5-ynonic
64.
4

Enantiomorphs is [Co(en)2Cl 2]Cl

acid en
LL
/////////////////////// en
CHO CO O CH 2 –OH Cl Cl

50% KOH Co Co
57.  +
Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl
COOH CH2OH CH2OH en en

58. B2H6 DIBAL–H

+
CN CN H3O CHO
CH 3
A

CH3
H +
  Na 65. N < N < O N O

59. + C2H5 O N a + C2H5OH –
O O O O
(6e)
O O VSEPRT repulsion order  multiple bond
COOH C–Cl C– NH 2 – single bond < mp – m.p. bond
SO Cl2 NH 3
60. 66. He 2 O 2– NO C 2–2
Br Br Br
NaOH/Br 2
(A) (B) (C)
Ho ffmann
No. of e– = 3 17 15 14
Bro mamide
Reac tion
bond order = 0.5 1.5 2.5 3
NH 2
69. Zr+4(4d) Hf+4(5d) series - size almost same

due to lanthanoid contraction

Br
(D)

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82. Compound contain two stereo centre (one
si ze of cation Cs  highest size cation geometrical and one optical) so total stereoisomer = 2n
70. size of anion F  lowest size anion (n = number of stereo centre) = 2
22 = 4
Therefore CSF has highest ratio.
2.303 100
83. t 80%  log ...(1)
CH3 CH3 CH3 K 20
Br2 Br
71. + 2.303 100
FeBr3 t 50%  log ...(2)
CH3 CH3 CH3 K 20
Br
(major) (minor) t 80% log 5

t 50% log2
In the above compound 1,3-Dimethylbenzene,
60 7
sites for the attacking electrophile are  t 
50% 3
a CH3 c 180
 t 50%  min = 25.7 min

N
7
N1V1  N 2 V2
CH3 85. [H  ]  N 
V1V2
b 0.1  15  2  0.1 15  1

E
attack of electrophile on sites a & b results
in same compound as product.
Although tendency of electrophile to attack on 87.

3  1.5 1.5
30
H = ve

30

30
= 0.05

S = ve
LL
site c is very less due to high steric hinderance PBr 3
88. CH3CH2–OH   CH3CH2–Br (x)
so respective product is favoured with very very
ethanol
less amount.
alc. KOH (i ) H2 SO 4 room temp
72. BF3 being an electron deficient compound acts   CH 2 =CH 2 (y) 
(ii ) H2 O, Heat

as lewis acid i.e. why contain minimum Basic CH 3  CH 2OH (z)
character 91. OP = 10 bars

5.1eV I1
 s = –10 bars
73. Na   Na + hence 'e' gain
A

e gain enthalpy –5.1eV

 w = s in a flaccid cell
enthalpy of Na+ is –5.1 eV w = –10 bars
C6H 5 C6H 5 p = 0
–Br
C 6 H 5–C–Br C 6 H 5–C
+
76. 92. For synthesis of two molecule of NH3 it require
CH 3 CH 3 16 ATP and B protons and B electrons. For one
(More reactive) (More stable) molecule all numbers become half.
(intermediate)
93. In one Kreb's cycle there is only one ATP
79.  If no. of oxygen atoms are increases in
synthesis from one molecule of Acetyl CoA
same elemental acids than acidic strength by substrate level phosphorylation.
also increases. Hence for 36 Acetyl CoA, ATP production is 36.
 Oxidation no.  Lewis acidic strength  94. Amount of DNA in egg (haploid cell) = 20 pg
Cl – OH< ClO – OH <ClO –2 OH< ClO –3OH Acidic Hence at G (diploid cell) = 40 pg
 
 streng th
Oxidation no. ,Acidic strength  Hence at S (diploid cell) = 80 pg
Meiosis I = 80 pg
rB MA V /t Meiosis II = 40 pg but after cytokinesis it becomes
80.   B B
rA MB VA / t A 20 pg.

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95. Nucleosomes are absent in prokaryotes. 109. NCERT XI Eng. Pg. # 198 (Topic - Chlorine)
100. The sequence of m-RNA and coding strand of NCERT XI  . # 198  
nd
DNA is same except U is replaced by T. 110. NCERT XI Eng. Pg. # 219 (2 para and Fig. 13.9)
101. Cardiac output = Stroke volume × Heart beat NCERT XI 
. # 219 
13.9
5000 ml = 100 × x 111. NCERT XI Eng. Pg. # 231 (Last para) and
Pg.#232 (Fig. 14.3)
x
5000
 50 NCERT XI 
. # 232 
14.3
100 112. NCERT XI Eng.Pg. # 250, (Topic - Ethylene
102. 100 ml oxygenated blood = 20 ml O2 3rd para)
1000 ml oxygenated blood = 200 ml O2 NCERT XI  . # 250, 
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25%=50 ml delivered to Tissue NCERT
132. Pg. # 112
200 ml O2
75%=150 ml in deoxygenated blood NCERT
134. Pg. # 59-60
Per 100 ml blood = 4 ml CO2 released from tissue NCERT
135. Pg. # 56
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136. Pg. # 58

N
so 1000 ml = 40 ml CO2 released from tissue
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137. Pg. # 50,51,54,57
Filtrate NCERT
138. (XI) Page no. # 71
103. Filtration fraction =  100
Renal plasma flow NCERT
139. (XI) Page no. # 80
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140. (XI) Page no. # 77

104.
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100ml
550ml
IgM is Pentamer
E
100 
100
550
 100  18.18% NCERT
143.
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144.
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145.
(XI) Pg no. # 88
XII Pg. # 233 (E), 253-254 (H)
XII Pg. # 242 (E), 264 (H)
5 × 2 = 10 heavy chain NCERT
146. XII Pg. # 246 (E), 268 (H)
LL
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147. XII Pg. # 260 (E), 284 (H)
5 × 2 = 10 light chain
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148. XII Pg. # 272 (E), 296 (H)
1 J-Chain
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149. XII Pg. # 279 (E), 303 (H)
21 polypeptide NCERT
151. XII Pg. # 283 (E), 308 (H)
105. In six year old all teeth are diphyodant (20 NCERT
157. XIth Pg.#337
teeth) NCERT
158. XIth Pg.#317
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159. XIth Pg.#321
2102
A

 2  20 NCERT
160. Pg. # 291
2102
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161. Pg. # 297 (19.4)
106. NCERT XI Eng. Pg. # 158 NCERT
162. Pg. # 279 (18.1.1)
Transfer of H results in oxidoreduction between NCERT
163. Pg. # 282 (18.3)
two substrates NCERT
168. Pg. # 262 (E) Last para
NCERT XI  # 158 NCERT Pg. # 262 (H) 3rd para
H    
169. NCERT Pg. # 275 (E) Last para
 NCERT Pg. # 276 (H) 2nd para
107. NCERT XI Eng. Pg. # 159 (Topic - cofactor 170. NCERT Pg. # 272 (E) 1st para
2nd para) NCERT Pg. # 272 (H) 1st para
174. NCERT XIIth Pg. # 140,141
NCERT XI  # 159  
175. NCERT XIIth Pg. # 139, Fig. 7.10
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176. NCERT XIIth Pg. # 138
108. NCERT XI Eng. Pg. # 178 (Table 11.1)
178. NCERT XIth Pg.#310,311
NCERT XI  . # 178 11.1) 179. NCERT XIth Pg.#103.
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