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HESI Biology Overview
HESI biology is 1 of 8 potential sections you will take on the HESI exam. You can expect the following if you are asked to take the biology section:
- 30 Questions
- 25 Minutes
Some common topics tested on this section include:
- Biology Basics
- Cells
- Cellular Respiration
- Photosynthesis
- DNA
- Molecules
- Genetics
- Metabolism
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Studying for HESI Biology
Studying for the biology section of the exam can feel more like a memory exercise for some people. We recommend the following when preparing for this section:
- Learn the Basics: Make sure you understand the basics for each concept. This means actually learning and understanding things, not just memorizing.
- Practice: Once you understand the basics, take some practice exams and see where you stand. These will be a good indicator of if you are ready or not.
- Flashcards: Use flashcards for this section to ensure that you comprehend the important concepts.
HESI Biology FAQs
Some of the topics that are tested on the HESI math exam include:
- Biology Basics
- Cells
- Cellular Respiration
- Photosynthesis
- DNA
- Molecules
- Genetics
- Metabolism
There are 30 total questions on the biology portion of the HESI. Of those 30 questions, only 25 are scored. You will not know which questions are unscored, so try to answer them all correctly.
You will have 25 minutes to complete the biology portion of the exam. To keep pace, you will want to spend less than 50 seconds per question.
A great way to study for this section is to use a HESI exam study guide. A study guide will help refresh you on key topics and concepts.
In addition, having a study guide will help you study more efficiently. Everything you need to know will be in one place.
