The part of the fallopian tube where fertilisation typically takes place is the:
AInfundibulum
BIsthmus
CUterine cavity
DAmpulla
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Ampulla
Fertilisation occurs in the **ampullary region** (the wider part of the oviduct between infundibulum and isthmus), provided ovum and sperm reach there simultaneously.
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