GATE BT (Biotechnology) 2013 Original Solved Question Paper with Answer Key as PDF

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GATE BT  – 2013
GATE Biotechnology Solved Question Paper (PDF)

Original / Official Solved Question Paper of GATE BT (Biotechnology) Examination 2013  with Answer Key. You can download this question paper as PDF file for the preparation of your examination. The answer key is prepared with the official answer key. Please inform the Admin if you find any mistake in the answer key. To download the question paper, please click on the Download Icon available in the upper right corner of the PDF preview. You can also save the file to your computer by ‘Right-Click’ anywhere on the PDF preview and selecting ‘Save-as‘ from the pop-up menu.

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Biotechnology GATE Exam 2014: Original Solved Question Paper with Answer Key as PDF

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GATE BT  – 2014
GATE Biotechnology Solved Question Paper (PDF)

Original / Official Solved Question Paper of GATE BT (Biotechnology) Examination 2014 with Answer Key. You can download this question paper as PDF file for the preparation of your examination. The answer key is prepared with the official answer key. Please inform the Admin if you find any mistake in the answer key. To download the question paper, please click on the Download Icon available in the upper right corner of the PDF preview. You can also save the file to your computer by ‘Right-Click’ anywhere on the PDF preview and selecting ‘Save-as‘ from the pop-up menu.

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GATE XL 2016 Life Sciences Model Question Paper Zoology Optional Paper With Answer Key and Explanations Set 1 (MCQ 018)

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ZOOLOGY Model Question Paper (MCQ 018)


GATE Life Sciences Sample Questions

(1). Which of the following taxa of Arthropoda possess prehensors?

a.       Trilobits
b.      Arachnidas
c.       Chilopodas
d.      Diplopodas

(2). In biological systematics the term ‘incertae sedis’ represents:

a.       An extinct taxa
b.      A fossil taxa
c.       A fossil specimen whose complete part is not yet characterized
d.      An enigmatic taxa

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