Cerebellum
- Previous year questions on Cerebellum for NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate), from the Anatomy section of the exam.
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- 28 live questions in Cerebellum.
- 3 of 28 questions carry a verified exam year: 2018, 2019.
- Anatomy is worth about 17 of 300 questions on the exam. See every subject’s weightage.
- Question set last updated 3 Sept 2026.
Q1.Glomeruli are present in
- ABrain✓ Correct answer
- BSpleen
- CAdrenal cortex
- DNone of the above
Q2.Purkinje cells from the cerebellum end in:
- AExtrapyramidal system
- BCranial Nerve Nuclei
- CCerebellar Nuclei✓ Correct answer
- DCerebral Cortex
Q3.The lateral zones of cerebellum are associated with
- AGlobose nucleus
- BDentate nucleus✓ Correct answer
- CEmboliform nucleus
- DFastigeal nucleus
Q4.Climbing fibres of cerebellar cortex are ?
- AOlivocerebellar fibres✓ Correct answer
- BSpinocerebellar fibres
- CPontocerebellar fibres
- DVestibulocerebellar fibres
Q5.Deepest nucleus of cerebellum:-
- ADentate
- BEmboliform
- CFastigial✓ Correct answer
- DGlobose
Q6.The Cerebellar cortex contains all of the following cells except
- ABasket cells
- BStellate cells
- CPurkinje cells
- DPyramidal cells✓ Correct answer
Q7.A patient is having a continuous tremor and he has tendency to fall. Lesion Is most commonly seen in?
- AGlobus pallidus
- BSubstantia Nigra✓ Correct answer
- CCaudate lobe
- DPutamen
Q8.Efferent tracts from cerebellum arises from:
- APurkinje cells
- BDeep cerebellar nuclei✓ Correct answer
- CCerebellar cortex
- DVermis of cerebellum
Q9.Purkinje fibers project to which of the following
- ACaudate nucleus
- BRed nucleus
- CDentate nucleus✓ Correct answer
- DVentero lateral nucleus of thalamus
Q10.Cerebellar cortex contains -
- APyramidal cells
- BPurkinje cells✓ Correct answer
- CStromal cells
- DKupffer cells
Answer key
Q1: A. Brain; Q2: C. Cerebellar Nuclei; Q3: B. Dentate nucleus; Q4: A. Olivocerebellar fibres; Q5: C. Fastigial; Q6: D. Pyramidal cells; Q7: B. Substantia Nigra; Q8: B. Deep cerebellar nuclei; Q9: C. Dentate nucleus; Q10: B. Purkinje cells.
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