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Reproductive Health

Class 12

16 previous-year questions from this chapter every option and the correct answer, free · where the marks are

1. Population and birth control methods

Exam focus: Among all these methods, only barrier methods (condoms, diaphragms) double as protection against sexually transmitted infections — IUDs and hormonal pills prevent pregnancy but offer no protection against infection, which is the distinction NEET's "which method also prevents STDs" questions are built around. Oral contraceptive pills themselves work mainly by inhibiting ovulation, through their effect on the pituitary's FSH-LH balance.

Population Stabilisation and Birth Control Methods

Magnet Brains

A focused lecture dedicated specifically to population stabilisation and birth-control/contraceptive methods — the most precisely-scoped match in this batch, with minimal bundling of adjacent content.

2. MTP, STDs and infertility; ART

Exam focus: NCERT is specific that most STDs are curable if caught early — hepatitis-B, genital herpes and HIV are the three named exceptions, which is how NEET phrases a "which of these is NOT curable" question. In ART, embryos up to the 8-celled stage are transferred into the fallopian tube (ZIFT); only later embryos, past 8 cells, go into the uterus (IUT) — the cell-count cutoff, not just the destination, is what these questions check.

Reproductive Health: MTP, STDs, Infertility and ART

VEDANTU NEET MADE EJEE

Covers MTP, STIs and ART directly as named.