TIFR Bangalore Entrance Exam

How can I apply for TIFR Nationwide Entrance Examination (GS) for Biology which is for the admission to Integrated PhD course of Bangalore? Can anyone tell me the TIFR Nationwide Entrance Examination (GS) dates ? Provide the exam pattern.

My brother wants to do M. Sc Wildlife Biology and Conservation Course from TIFR Bangalore. So he has to appear in an Entrance Exam conducted by TIFR Bangalore. He needs question paper of last year entrance exam, so do you have any idea what should he do to download question papers?

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As you are looking to download question paper of Entrance Exam conducted by TIFR Bangalore for admission in M. Sc Wildlife Biology and Conservation course, so here I am providing last year question paper:

TIFR Bangalore Entrance Exam Question Paper of M. Sc Wildlife Biology and Conservation Course:

1. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
a) This is so much flower in this garden.
b) There is so many flowers in this garden.
c) There are so many flowers in this garden.
d) There are so much flowers in this garden.

2. Which of the following sentences is best constructed?
a) As they walked home, they discussed about the disturbing scene they had just witnessed.
b) As they walked home, they discussed on the disturbing scene they had just witnessed.
c) As they walked home, they discussed on the disturbing scene that they had just witnessed.
d) As they walked home, they discussed the disturbing scene they had just witnessed.

3. Which one of the following sentences has no errors in grammar or choice of words?
a) Hailing from very different political backgrounds, they argued endlessly on the merits of communism versus socialism.
b) Isolated in remote patches of fragmented forests, there are merely a few thousands gorillas left in the wild.
c) In the shade of the palm trees in the oasis, the tired travelers quenched their thirst with cool water from the spring.
d) She passed out of college ten years ago, and yesterday she passed out on the street.

4. Which of the following words best represents the opposite in meaning to chaotic?
a) calm
b) orderly
c) peaceful
d) somnolent

5. In the following sentence, which one of the four underlined words has been used incorrectly? Despite all its drawbacks, the GDP remains the most commonly used index to judge the economy of a country.
a) all
b) its
c) commonly
d) index

6. Which of the following relationships most closely approximates a tooth in a comb?
a) A scooter in a parking lot
b) A page in a book
c) A leaf in a tree
d) A log in a forest

7. In the following paragraph, there is a blank sentence. Choose from among the four options below, the most logically consistent sentence to fill this blank:
Environmentalists, dismayed by the havoc that industrial human societies are wreaking on the earth, often hark back to a golden age when ancient human societies lived in harmony with nature. __________________________________________________ ____________. It is now evident that the collapses of the Inca and Harappan civilization were correlated with environmental degradation, suggestive of expanding human populations outgrowing their environments. Likewise, the extinctions of the magnificent mega-fauna of the new world coincided with the arrival and migration of the first humans across the Americas. This recent scientific evidence makes the supposed past Golden age of environmentalism look mythical.
How can we reconcile this evidence with stories of conservationist cultures from across the world?
a) Indeed, recent paleontological and archaeological studies are providing evidence for such a golden age.
b) However, recent paleontological and archaeological studies suggest the fossil records of human brain evolution that we had earlier may be inaccurate.
c) However, recent paleontological and archaeological studies are beginning to paint a very different picture of ancient human societies.
d) However, recent scientific studies are beginning to suggest that the environmental impacts of industrial societies are not significant.

8. Find the number of triangles in the figure below:
a) 8 b) 12 c) 14 d) 16

9. The statement "If you do not move, the dog will not bite you" is false only if:
a) You move, and the dog bites you
b) You move, and the dog does not bite you
c) You do not move, and the dog does not bite you
d) None of the above

10. A is B's wife; D is C's son; and, C is A's daughter. How is B related to D?
a) Cousin b) Father c) Grandfather d) Uncle

TIFR Bangalore Entrance Exam Question Paper of M. Sc Wildlife Biology and Conservation Course 2017: