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1. Is NEET a tough exam to appear for?
NEET is not difficult if you have all your doubts cleared and have a basic understanding of all of the concepts. Yes, there are lakhs of aspirants who appear for NEET entrance examinations and this number increases every year but with proper guidance and understanding of concepts, the vast syllabus can be completed on time which can help you score well. Students can register for online coaching provided by Vedantu for NEET aspirants that have tutors who are subject experts and will be a great guide for your preparations. You can clear your doubts with them and get sample papers, previous years solved papers.
2. What is a temporary endocrine gland?
You must have studied about the endocrine gland which is a gland that secretes substances known as hormones into the bloodstream directly. These include the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, thyroid etc. They are important for the proper functioning and metabolism of the body. The temporary endocrine gland as the name suggests is a gland or organ which wasn’t previously ‘endocrine’ in nature. The human corpus luteum is an example of this. It is called the temporary endocrine gland because it secretes the hormone progesterone that is required to maintain pregnancy. It is developed after ovulation from the ruptured follicle during the luteal phase of the reproductive cycle in females.
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Yes, you will get the NEET question papers solved by our subject experts who have years of experience and expertise. The solutions will have explanations that will help you understand what mistakes you should avoid, what the questions are asking and what points are important for you to remember. Thus, the solved papers can be advantageous for you and your NEET entrance preparations.
4. What is double fertilisation and where does it occur?
Double fertilisation is the type of fertilisation that occurs in flowering plants which are also known as the angiosperms. The process of double fertilisation involves the female gametophyte (embryo sac) fertilising with male gametes (sperm). The process begins when pollen grains stick to the stigma of the carpel which is the female reproductive part of the flower. The pollen grain then begins to germinate forming a pollen tube that starts extending towards the ovary. The tip of the pollen tube then enters the ovary penetrating the micropyle opening of the ovule. Now the pollen tube releases two sperm to the female reproductive part.
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