UI Post-UTME Biology Past Questions
Biology is essential for the University of Ibadan Post-UTME exam if you're applying for Medicine (MBBS), Nursing, Pharmacy, Agriculture, or any biological science course. The UI Post-UTME Biology section covers cell biology, genetics, ecology, evolution, anatomy, and physiology. Questions test both factual knowledge and the ability to apply biological concepts.
Topics Covered in UI Post-UTME Biology
- Cell biology — cell structure, organelles, cell division
- Genetics — Mendel's laws, DNA, inheritance, mutations
- Ecology — ecosystem, food chains, nutrient cycling, biomes
- Evolution — natural selection, adaptation, speciation
- Human anatomy — skeletal, circulatory, respiratory, nervous systems
- Plant biology — photosynthesis, transpiration, reproduction
- Reproduction — human reproductive system, development
- Microorganisms — bacteria, viruses, fungi, diseases
Sample Biology Questions
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Q1.The two main components of the plasma membrane are: I. Protein II. Carbohydrates III. Phospholipids
Q2.Which of the following organelles is/are double-membrane? I. Cell membrane II. Nucleus III. Chloroplast IV. Mitochondria
Q3.Which of the following is used in lumbering? I. Fir II. Cycads III. Gingkos IV. Gnetum V. Pine
How to Prepare for UI Post-UTME Biology
Know cell organelles and their functions — these are consistently tested in UI Post-UTME Biology.
Master genetics problems — Mendelian crosses, genotype/phenotype ratios appear every year.
Study the human body systems thoroughly, especially circulatory and nervous systems.
Understand ecological concepts — food chains, energy flow, nutrient cycling.
Don't neglect plant biology — photosynthesis and transpiration questions are common.
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