Part of REP-03 — Reproductive Health

Key Points — PYQ-Oriented

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NEET Previous Year Question — Oriented Key Points

Highest-Frequency NEET Topics from REP-03

1. Saheli Classification (appears nearly every year)

  • Saheli = NON-STEROIDAL oral contraceptive = centchroman
  • Developed by CDRI, Lucknow
  • Mechanism: Blocks estrogen receptors (SERM) → prevents implantation
  • Frequency: Once weekly (not daily)
  • Trap answer: "Steroidal preparation containing progesterone" → WRONG

2. ART — ZIFT vs GIFT vs IVF-ET (annual)

  • ZIFT → Zygote → Fallopian tube (in vitro fertilization)
  • GIFT → Gametes (unfertilized) → Fallopian tube (in vivo fertilization)
  • IVF-ET → Embryo → Uterus (in vitro fertilization)
  • Trap: "ZIFT transfers embryo to uterus" → WRONG (that's IVF-ET)

3. STD Pathogen-Disease Matching (annual)

  • Gonorrhoea: Neisseria gonorrhoeae
  • Syphilis: Treponema pallidum (spirochete)
  • Chlamydiasis: Chlamydia trachomatis (obligate intracellular)
  • Herpes: HSV-2
  • Hepatitis B: HBV (DNA virus)
  • HIV: HIV (retrovirus)
  • Trichomoniasis: Trichomonas vaginalis (protozoan)
  • Trap: "Treponema vaginalis" vs "Trichomonas pallidum" — species names are deliberately swapped

4. Copper IUD Mechanism (moderate frequency)

  • Cu2+ ions = spermicidal + increase phagocytosis of sperm
  • NOT hormonal — does NOT suppress gonadotropins
  • Trap: "Copper IUD suppresses ovulation" → WRONG

5. PCPNDT Act and MTP Law (moderate frequency)

  • PCPNDT 1994 = bans sex determination by all prenatal methods
  • MTP standard limit = 20 weeks (NOT 24 — that's only for special categories, 2021)
  • India's family planning programme = 1951

Predicted NEET 2026 High-Probability Topics

  1. 2021 MTP amendment (24 weeks) — new update, likely to be tested
  2. Saheli mechanism (centchroman as SERM)
  3. GIFT as the only ART with in vivo fertilization
  4. Hepatitis B vaccine as the only STD vaccine

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