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Human physiology diagrams — 42 labelled pages from NCERT, free PDF

I cleaned up and labelled the diagrams from the NCERT Class 11 and 12 physiology chapters. 42 pages, all black and white so they print without eating ink. What is inside: - Digestion, breathing and body fluids: 14 pages - Neural control and chemical coordination: 11 pages - Circulation and excretion: 9 pages - Reproduction: 8 pages Each page has the blank diagram, the labelled version on the facing page, and the NCERT page number so you can check the source. I did not add any coaching content, and I removed the watermarks from my own scans. How I use them: print the blank set, label from memory, then check. Ten minutes a day for two weeks was worth more than rereading the chapter four times. The link goes to my own Drive folder. If it stops working, comment and I will re-upload. Please do not sell this — it is NCERT material and should stay free.
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u/fatima_sheikh12 hr ago

The facing-page layout is smart. I have been folding A4 sheets in half to do the same thing badly.

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u/sana_qureshi12 hr ago

Print double-sided and flip on the short edge, otherwise the labels end up upside down. Learned that after 20 pages.

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u/vikram_sethi12 hr ago

Are the NCERT page numbers from the 2023 reprint or the older edition? Our school still uses the older set.

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u/sana_qureshi12 hr ago

2023 reprint. The chapter content is the same, but the page numbers shift by 2–4 pages in the older edition. I can add a second column if enough people need it.

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u/ananya_rao12 hr ago

Not my exam, but the "label from memory then check" loop is exactly what I do with maps for UPSC. Active recall beats rereading every time.

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u/dev_patel12 hr ago

Downloaded. The scan quality is genuinely good. Thanks for keeping it free.

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u/priya_nair12 hr ago

Could you do the same for the plant physiology chapters? The labelled diagrams in the textbook are tiny.

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