Advanced biochemistry practice for M.Sc life-science students.

Prepare for competitive exams, research training and scientific careers through mechanism-first, quantitative and experimental reasoning.

220 questions 20 free

CSIR-NETLife Sciences
GATE BTBiotechnology
GATE XLLife Sciences
BARC OCESBiosciences

December 2026 examination update: CSIR-HRDG has announced the Joint CSIR-UGC-DBT JRF-NET examination, intended to take effect from the December 2026 cycle.

How the practice is built

Progress from understanding the concept to solving the experiment.

Core concepts

Build the biochemical principle, relationship or calculation that the question depends on.

Applied reasoning

Predict what changes when an enzyme, pathway, residue, regulator or condition is altered.

Analytical problems

Interpret data, evaluate controls and distinguish competing mechanistic explanations.

Current topic coverage

Explore the subjects covered across 220 questions.

The bank spans core biochemistry, molecular biology, cell biology, immunology and experimental methods. Coverage grows as new questions are added.

BiocheMSc focuses on biochemistry and closely related molecular life-science reasoning. It is not a complete syllabus course for CSIR-NET, GATE or BARC.

Proteins & Enzymes

Amino acid chemistry · protein structure · folding · enzyme kinetics · inhibition · catalysis · allostery

Bioenergetics & Carbohydrate Metabolism

Thermodynamics · glycolysis · gluconeogenesis · glycogen metabolism · TCA cycle · oxidative phosphorylation

Lipids, Amino Acids & Nucleotides

Fatty acid metabolism · lipid synthesis · ketones · cholesterol · nitrogen metabolism · urea cycle · purines · pyrimidines

Molecular Biology

DNA replication · DNA repair · transcription · RNA processing · translation · protein targeting

Cell Biology & Immunology

Membranes · transport · organelles · cytoskeleton · receptors and signaling · MHC and T-cell biology · innate immunity

Experimental & Quantitative Methods

Chromatography · electrophoresis · centrifugation · spectroscopy · PCR · immunoassays · quantitative experimental interpretation

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