GAT B 2025 Preparation Strategy, Study Plan and Tips


Graduate Aptitude Test-Biotechnology (GAT-B) 2025 is a prestigious national-level entrance exam conducted for admission to the DBT-Masked Post Graduate (DBT-PG) program in biotechnology in top Indian universities and institutions. Set for 20 April 2025 (Sunday), this computer-based test (CBT) evaluates the knowledge of candidates in basic science and advanced biotechnology concepts.

With 160 MCQs (60 A + 100 in Section B) and 3-hour period, strategic preparation is necessary. This comprehensive GAT B 2025 guide covers the latest courses, section-wise preparation strategies, study plan and specialist-discomfort tips so that you can qualify the exam.

GAT B 2025 Exam Pattern and Marking Scheme

Before diving in preparation, it is necessary to understand the GAT B exam pattern:

aspect Description
Exam name GAT Biotechnology 2025
Examination mode Computer-based test (CBT)
Duration 180 minutes (3 hours)
Total Questions 160 (60 + 100 in Section A in section B)
Questions to try 120 (Section A 60 to Section B to 60)
total marks 240 (Section A: 60, Volume B: 180)
Negative marking Section A: -0.5 per wrong answer
Section B: -1 per wrong answer

GAT B 2025 Preparation Strategy for Block A

GAT B 2025 Section A includes physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics at 10+2 levels, which has 60 mandatory questions (every 1 mark) and 0.5 negative marking for wrong answers. Since all questions should be attempted, a structured preparation strategy is important to maximize accuracy and reduce estimates.

This section tests fundamental scientific concepts, which requires strong ideological clarity and quick problem-solution skills. Below is a wide subject-wise breakdown, which includes the major themes, preparation tips, and recommended resources so that you can help score high in Section A.

Subject Key topic Preparation tips Recommended books Weighted (expected)
Physics – Units and dimensions
– Speed ​​and Thermodynamics
– Physics and Modern Physics
-Ncert focus on class 11-12
– Practice daily numerical problems
– Modify formulas and derivatives
– NCERT Physics
– Concepts of Physics (HC Verma)
15-20 questions
chemistry – Atomic structure
– chemical bonding
– Organic reaction system
– Thermodynamics
– Remember the reaction system
– Use Flocharts for inorganic Chemistry
– Solve previous years questions
– NCERT Chemistry
– Organic Chemistry (Morrison & Bod)
15-20 questions
biology – cell Biology
– Genetics and Development
– human physiology
– Biotechnology Basics
– Diagrams are important (eg, mitosis, heart)
– Focus on definitions and NCERT examples
– Modify genetic disorders
-NCERT Biology (Class 11-12)
– Biology of Truman
20-25 questions
Mathematics – Algebra
– Calculus
– Probability and Statistics
-The focus on high scoring subjects
– Practice NCERT problems
– NCERT Mathematics
– RD Sharma (Basics)
0-5 questions

Preparation strategy for GAT B 2025 Section B

Section B of GAT B 2025 tests your graduate level knowledge in biotechnology, life science and associated fields. To carry each and -1 negative marking with 100 questions (effort 60), it demands smart selection and deep conceptual understanding of section questions.

Subject Key topic Preparation strategy Recommended resources Expected load
molecular Biology – DNA replication/repair
– Transcription and translation
– PCR, blotting technology
– Create comparative tables of techniques
– Practice diagram labeling
– Remember enzyme functions
– Molecular Biology of Jean (Watson)
– NCBI Resource
25-30 questions
Organism – Enzyme Kinetics
– metabolic route
– Signal transduction
– Draw Pathway Maps (Glycoliceis, TCA)
– Solve numerical problems on kinetics
– Use mnemonics for cycles
– Lehinger theory
– Harper illustrated
15-20 questions
genetic engineering – RDNA Technology
– CRISPR application
– Vactor and gene cloning
– Create Floacle of Cloning Stages
– Study the latest biotech advances
-Practice Annual Use-based questions
– Principle of gene manipulation (primaro)
– Research paper
20-25 questions
Micrology and immunologist – Microbial development
– Vaccine Development
– Antibody structure
– Prepare comparative charts of germs
– Pay attention to industrial applications
– Modify immune techniques
– Microbiology of Prescott
– Kuby Immunology
15-20 questions
Bioinformatics – sequence analysis
– Database Search
– Structural biology
– Find Practice Blast/Fasta
– Learn file format (Fasta, PDB)
– Understand alignment algorithm
– Bioinformatics (Mount)
– NPtel Lecture
5-10 questions

20 days GAT B 2025 Study Plan

This structured 20-day war plan is scientifically designed to maximize your GAT B 2025 score in the final stretch before the April 20 examination. The table below presents a day-to-day breakdown for 20 days GAT B 2025 Study Plan:

phase Dates Focus area Daily tasks time allocation
Rapidly amendment 1 April – 10 April – Section A (Physics, Chemistry, Bio)
– Section B (Biotech, Microbio)
– Morning: NCERT Rapid Amendment
– noon: diagram and paths
– Evening: Mock Test Analysis
8-10 hours/day
Mock test marathon April 11 – 17 April -The fake with full-length
– Improvement in weak area
– 1 mock test daily (3 hours)
– 3 hours detailed analysis
– 2 hours flashcard
8 hours/day
Last 48-hour sprint 18 April – 19 April – light revision
– Mental prep
– 18 April: Short notes + sutra
– 19 April: Mnemonics only (no new subject)
3-4 hours/day
Exam day 20 April – time management
– Smart Efforts
– section A: 60 minutes
– Section B: 120 minutes
– There is no estimate in section B
3 hours

Gat b 2025 preparation tips

  1. Prefer high load subjects (eg, molecular biology, RDNA technology)
  2. Avoid random estimates (negative marking score pain)
  3. Use visual AIDS (diagram, path for the route)
  4. Solve last year’s papers (identify questions to be repeated)
  5. Join online study groups (discuss doubts with colleagues)
  6. Stay updated with biotech news (recent progress may appear)
  7. Mock tests are important (improve speed and accuracy)

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