[PDF] GATE Previous Year Solved Papers – EY – (2023-2014)

Ecology and Evolution is a subject that covers various topics such as the interaction between organisms and their environment, population dynamics, biodiversity, conservation biology, and evolution.

In GATE, Ecology and Evolution is a separate paper that is conducted for those who are interested in pursuing a career in this field.

The syllabus for GATE Ecology and Evolution includes topics such as ecology, evolution, behavior, and biodiversity. The detailed syllabus can be found on the official website of GATE.

The GATE Ecology and Evolution paper consists of 65 questions worth 100 marks. The exam duration is 3 hours, and there are both multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and numerical answer type (NAT) questions.

To prepare for GATE Ecology and Evolution, you can start by going through the syllabus and making a study plan. You can refer to standard textbooks and study materials available in the market.

Solving previous year papers and mock tests can also be helpful in understanding the exam pattern and improving your speed and accuracy.

Some of the best books for GATE Ecology and Evolution are 'Ecology and Environment' by P.D. Sharma, 'Ecology: Concepts and Applications' by M.C. Saxena, 'Biodiversity Conservation and Management' by P.S. Ramakrishnan and K.G. Saxena, and 'Evolution' by Douglas Futuyma.

The difficulty level of GATE Ecology and Evolution can be moderate to difficult, depending on the level of preparation and familiarity with the subject.

The exam consists of both conceptual and numerical questions, and candidates need to have a clear understanding of the basic concepts to score well.

Yes, you can appear for GATE Ecology and Evolution after completing your Bachelor's degree in any relevant discipline such as Zoology, Botany, Environmental Science, or Life Sciences.

After qualifying GATE Ecology and Evolution, candidates can pursue a career as an ecologist, environmental scientist, conservation biologist, wildlife biologist, or a researcher in various research institutes or universities.

The cut-off for GATE Ecology and Evolution varies every year and depends on factors such as the number of candidates appearing for the exam, the difficulty level of the paper, and the number of seats available.

The cut-off marks for GATE Ecology and Evolution can be found on the official website of GATE.

The validity of GATE Ecology and Evolution score is three years from the date of announcement of the results. Candidates can use their GATE score to apply for various postgraduate programs or jobs in PSU's within this period.