GATE Ecology and Evolution Quick Review
EY – Ecology & Evolution
Course Snapshot
Explore how life adapts, interacts, and evolves across scales — from genes to ecosystems. This course is tailored to the GATE EY syllabus, blending ecological principles with evolutionary theory to build strong conceptual mastery.
Key Themes
- Ecology: Population dynamics, species interactions, community assembly, trophic structures, nutrient cycles, and biodiversity conservation.
- Evolution: Natural selection, genetic variation, speciation, co‑evolution, molecular evolution, and phylogenetics.
- Quantitative Ecology: Probability, statistics, hypothesis testing, regression, and ANOVA applied to ecological data.
- Behavioural Ecology: Foraging, communication, mating systems, social living, altruism, and kin selection.
- Applied Ecology & Evolution: Conservation genetics, disease ecology, antibiotic resistance, breeding strategies, and climate change impacts.
Why Join?
Focused, exam‑ready content with real‑world relevance — perfect for GATE aspirants and learners passionate about understanding how organisms and ecosystems thrive and transform over time.