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MHT CET Biology Syllabus 2026

The MHT CET Biology Syllabus for the MHT CET 2026 is available by the Maharashtra State Board. The MHT CET Biology Syllabus is available for review from the link below. The MHT CET 2026 Biology syllabus defines and describes each unit covered on the MHT CET 2026 Biology exam.

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Syllabus

1: 11th Std

Entrance Exam Biology Syllabus
1 Biomolecules
  • Biomolecules in Living System  
  • Biomolecules in the Cell  
  • Biomolecules in the Cell > Carbohydrates  
  • Biomolecules in the Cell > Lipids  
    • Lipids
    1. Saturated fatty acids
    2. Unsaturated Fatty Acids 
    • Simple Lipids
    • Compound lipids
    • Sterols
    • Biological importance of lipids
  • Biomolecules in the Cell > Proteins  
  • Biomolecules in the Cell > Nucleic Acids  
  • Biomolecules in the Cell > Enzymes  
    • Enzymes
    • Properties of Enzymes
  • Nature of Enzyme Action  
    1. Purely proteinaceous enzymes
    2. Conjugated enzymes
  • Nomenclature of Enzymes  
  • Classification of Enzymes  
    • Oxidoreductases 
    • Transferases 
    • Hydrolases
    • Lyases 
    • Isomerases 
    • Ligases or Synthetases
  • Mechanism of Enzyme Action  
  • Enzyme - Substrate Interactions  
    • Lock and Key model
    • Induced Fit model (Flexible Model)
  • Factors Affecting Enzyme Activity  
  • Metabolism  
    • Metabolism
    • Types of pathways
    1. Catabolic pathways
    2. Anabolic pathway
  • Metabolic Pool  
  • Secondary metabolites (SMs)  
2 Respiration and Energy Transfer
3 Human Nutrition
4 Excretion and Osmoregulation
  • Excretion  
    • Definition: Excretion
    • Definition: Excretory System
    • Introduction
    • Experiment
  • Modes of Excretion: Ammonotelism, Ureotelism, and Uricotelism  
  • Human Excretory System  
    • Introduction
    • Human Excretory System Organs
    • Excretion in Humans
    • Mechanism of Excretion in Humans
    • Dialysis
  • Kidney and Its Internal Structure  
    • Definition: Nephrons
    • Definition: Papilla
    • Key Points: Kidneys
  • Structure of a Kidney Tubule (Nephrons)  
    • Definition: Bowman's Capsule
    • Definition: Glomerulus
    • Definition: Malpighian Capsule (Renal Capsule)
    • Key Points: Structure and Function of a Nephron
  • Function of the Kidney - “Production of Urine”  
    • Definition: Ultrafiltration
    • Definition: Glomerular Filtrate
    • Definition: Selective Absorption
    • Definition: Tubular Secretion
  • Concentration of Urine  
  • Composition of Urine  
  • The Excretory Organs  
    • Key Points: Excretory Organs
  • Common Disorders of the Urinary System  
    • Kidney stones
    • Uremia
    • Nephritis
    • Renal Failure
    • Diabetes
    • Urinary tract infection
    • Haemodialysis
    • Peritoneal dialysis 
    • Kidney transplant
    • Renal Calculi
    • Glomerulonephritis
5 Diversity in Organisms
  • What is ‘Living’?  
    • What is ‘Living’?
    • Characteristics of living organisms
    1. Growth
    2. Reproduction
    3. Cellular structure
    4. Response to stimuli (Consciousness)
    5. Homeostasis
    6. Metabolism
    • Difference  between anabolism and catabolism
  • Taxonomical Aids  
    • Taxonomical Aids
    • Usage of Taxonomical Aids
    1. Herbarium
    2. Botanical Gardens
    3. Biological museums
    4. Zoological Parks
    5. Key
    6. Molecular taxonomy
    7. Automated species identification tools
6 Plant Water Relations and Mineral Nutrition
7 Plant Growth and Development
8 Organization of Cell
  • Types of Cells  
    • Explanation
    • Example
  • Components of Eukaryotic Cell  

    Components of Eukaryotic cell:

    1. Cell wall
    2. Cell membrane / Plasma membrane/ biomembrane
    3. Cytoplasm
    4. Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)
    5. Golgi complex
    6. Lysosomes
    7. Vacuoles
    8. Glyoxysomes
    9. Mitochondria (Singular: Mitochondrion)
    10. Plastids
    11. Ribosomes
    12. Nucleus
    13. Cytoskeleton
9 Animal Tissues
10 Skeleton and Movement
  • Disorders Related to Bones  
    • Arthritis 
      i) Osteoarthritis
      ii) Gouty arthritis (Gout)
      iii) Rheumotoid arthritis
    • Osteoporosis
11 Systematics of Living Organisms
  • Salient Features of Five Kingdoms  
    • Kingdom Monera - Archebacteria, Eubacteria, Mycoplasma
    • Kingdom Protista - Plant like protista, Animal like Protista, Dinoflagellates, Fungi like protista, Euglenoids
    • Kingdom Plantae
    • Kingdom Fungi - Phycomycetes, Ascomycetes, Basidiomycetes, Deuteromycetes
    • Kingdom Animalia
  • Kingdom Monera  
    • Introduction
    • Experiment
13 Kingdom Animalia

2: 12th Std

Entrance Exam Biology Syllabus
1 Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants
  • Reproduction  
    • Definition: Reproduction
  • Sexual Reproduction in Plants  
    • Definition: Bisexual Flower
    • Definition: Unisexual Flower
    • Definition: Pedicellate Flower
    • Definition: Sessile Flower
    • Key Points: Sexual Reproduction in Plants
  • Pre-fertilization in Plant: Structure and Events  
  • Pre-fertilization in Plant: Stamen (Male Reproductive Unit)  
    • Pre-fertilization in Plant: Stamen (Male Reproductive Unit)
    1. Stamen
    2. Anther development
    3. Structure of Anther
    4. T. S. of Anther
  • Pre-fertilization in Plant: Microsporangium  
  • Structure of Microspore Or Pollen Grain  
  • Pre-fertilization in Plant: Pistil (Female Reproductive Unit)  
  • Pre-fertilization in Plant: Megasporangium  
  • Development of Female Gametophyte or Embryo Sac  
    • Formation of Embryo Sac
    • Cellular Organisation of Embryo Sac
  • Cross-pollination  
    • Definition: Cross-pollination
  • Pollen Pistil Interaction  
  • Double Fertilization and Triple Fusion  
    • Definition: Double Fertilization
  • Post Fertilisation in Plant: Structures and Events  
  • Endosperm  
  • Embryo  
    • Definition: Embryogenesis
    • Introduction
  • Formation of Seed and Fruit  
    • Process of Seed Formation
    • Fruit Formation and Structure
    • Fate of Ovary Parts in Fruit
  • Apomixis  
    • Definition: Apomixis
    • Types
    • Mechanisms
    • Significance
  • Parthenocarpy  
    • Definition: Parthenocarpic Fruits
    • Definition: Parthenocarpy
    • Causes of Parthenocarpic Fruit Formation
    • Significance in Horticulture
  • Polyembryony  
2 Reproduction in Lower and Higher Animals
3 Inheritance and Variation
4 Molecular Basis of Inheritance
5 Origin and Evolution of Life
6 Plant Water Relation
7 Plant Growth and Mineral Nutrition
  • Plant Growth  
  • Phases of Plant Growth  
  • Conditions Necessary for Plant Growth  
  • Plant Growth Rate  
  • Plant Growth Curve  
  • Differentiation, De-differentiation, Re- Differentiation  
  • Plant Development  
  • Plant Plasticity  
  • Plant Hormones  
    • Definition: Stimuli
    • Definition: Responses
    • Definition: Hormones
    • Definition: Phytohormones
    • Overview of Plant Hormones and Roles
    • Auxins  
      • Definition: Auxin
      • Definition: Apical dominance
      • Definition: Parthenocarpy
      • Definition: Parthenocarpic Fruits
      • Key Points: Auxins
    • Gibberellins  
      • Definition: Gibberellin
      • Key Points: Gibberellins
    • Cytokinins  
      • Definition: Cytokinin
      • Key Points: Cytokinins
    • Ethylene  
      • Definition: Ethylene
      • Key Points: Ethylene
  • Photoperiodism  
  • Vernalization (Yarovization)  
    • Vernalization
    • Advantages of vernalization
  • Plant Mineral Nutrition  
  • Biogeochemical Cycles (Nutrient Cycles)  
8 Respiration and Circulation
9 Control and Co-ordination
10 Human Health and Diseases
  • Defence System in Our Body: Immune System  
  • Structure of Antibody  
  • Disease  
    • Introduction
    • Identification of disease
  • Categories of Disease  
    • Categories of Disease
    1. Extent of occurrence
      - Endemic diseases
      - Epidemic diseases
      - Pandemic diseases
      - Sporadic diseases
    2. Communicability: Communicable or Infectious diseases & Non- Communicable or Non-Infectious diseases
    3. Kinds of pathogens
    4. Kinds of transmitting agents
    5. Congenital diseases and acquired diseases
    6. Other types of diseases
      - Infectious diseases
      - Hereditary diseases
      - Physiological diseases
      - Deficiency diseases
  • Common Diseases in Human Beings  
    • Protozoan Diseases  
    • Helminthic Diseases  
    • Bacterial Diseases  
    • Fungal Diseases  
    • Viral Diseases  
  • Vector Borne Diseases  
  • Cancer  
  • Concept of Adolescence  
    • Introduction
    • Meaning
    • Stages of Adolescence
    • Development of Sexual and Secondary Sexual Characters
    • Physical Changes during Adolescence
    • Emotional and Social Changes
    • Adolescence as a Phase
    • Key Points: Adolescence
  • Addiction  
  • Drug Abuse  
    • Drugs, Tobacco, and Alcohol Use- An Invitation to Death
    • Effects of Drug and Alcohol Abuse
    • Prevention and Control of Drug Abuse
  • Alcohol Abuse  
    • Alcohol Consumption
    • Effect of Alcohol Addiction
    • Prevention and Control of Alcohol
12 Biotechnology
13 Organisms and Populations
14 Ecosystems and Energy Flow
  • Forests: Our Lifeline  
    • Forest Biology
    • Forest Biodiversity
    1. Crown
    2. Canopy
    3. Understorey
    • Forest Ecosystem
    • Spatial pattern: Stratification and zonation
  • Functional Aspects of Ecosystem  
    • Productivity
    • Decomposition
    • Nutrient cycling
  • Classification of Animal  
    • Introduction
    • Diversity in Animal Food
    • Reproduction in Animals
    • Classification of Animals Based on Habitat
  • Biotic or Ecological Succession  
15 Biodiversity, Conservation and Environmental Issues
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Frequently asked questions about Entrance Exam Biology Revised Syllabus

Which chapters are important for CET in Biology?

All Chapters for CET in Biology are important, which are in the syllabus. Complete Biology syllabus for MHT CET is on this page.

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Best Books for MHT CET Preparation
  • NCERT Class 11 and 12 Text Book.
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