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Organisms and Populations

Previous year questions with solutions · 2000 – 2026

91Questions
33Papers covered
6.93% ↓6.4%Weightage in 2026
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Year-wise statistics questions · papers · average per paper · weightage
YearQuestionsPapersAvg / paperWeightage
2026723.56.93% ↓6.4%
20254147.41% ↑40.7%
20246235.26% ↓17.1%
20234146.35% ↑107.9%
20224223.05% ↓63.4%
20215158.33% ↑108.3%
20202124.00% ↓45%
20184147.27% ↑38.2%
20173135.26% ↑0.9%
20166235.22% ↑89.6%
2015321.52.75% ↑54.1%
20141111.79% ↓60.4%
2013522.54.50% ↑132%
20122211.94% ↓68.9%
20116236.25% ↑87.5%
2010321.53.33% ↓6.7%
20092123.57% ↓1.8%
20082123.64% ↓38.2%
20073135.88% ↓13.2%
20064146.78% ↑6.8%
20054146.35% ↑16.4%
20043135.45% ↑69.1%
20032123.23% ↓65.6%
20026169.38%

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Two different species can not live for long duration in the same niche or habitat. This law is : -

  1. Dollo's rule
  2. Weismann's theory
  3. Allen's law
  4. Gause's hypothesis
AIPMT 2002