CUCET Question Papers PDF

One of the most effective ways to prepare for the CUCET exam is to solve CUCET Questions papers.

Practicing questions from past examinations would help you enhance your time management and problem-solving skills. It will also give you a sense of the paper's difficulty level.

• Practicing CUCET question papers would help candidates increase their level of preparation and get acquainted with the type of questions asked in the exam.
• Here we have included, both the CUCET sample paper and CUCET previous year papers pdf along with Solutions.
• Candidates can download the CUCET Sample Paper PDF directly by clicking on the links below and begin preparing them accordingly.

CUCET Sample Papers

Sample Papers are mock exams that follow the same exam format and time limit as the actual exam.

Before you start solving previous year's papers, make sure you've gone over all of the concepts in the CUCET Syllabus 2021.

By clicking the link below, you may download the CUCET Sample Papers and begin studying for the exam right away.

CUCET UG Sample Papers

Program	Paper Code	Link
B.Voc. , B.Tech., Integrated B.Sc. (Hons) M.Sc, B.Sc., Integrated M.Sc	UIQP01	Click Here
B.Sc. (Hons), B.A. (Hons), Integrated/ Dual Degree B.A.-M.A., Integrated B.A. B.Ed., Diploma, B.A, BBA, Integrated B.A. LLB (Hons), Integrated M.A., BPA	UIQP02	Click Here

CUCET PG Sample Paper

Degree	Program	Code	Link
M. Ed	Education	PG018, PG019, PG020, PG021, PG022, PG023	Click Here
M. A.	English	PG025, PG027, PG028, PG030, PG033, PG035, PG036, PG037, PG038, PG039	Click Here
M. A.	Hindi	PG040, PG041, PG042, PG043, PG046, PG047, PG048, PG049, PG050, PG051	Click Here
M. A.	History	PG059, PG060, PG061, PG062	Click Here
M. Sc	Geography	PG073, PG074, PG075, PG076, PG077	Click Here
M.Sc.	Sociology	PG086, PG088, PG093, PG094, PG096	Click Here
M.Sc	Biochemistry	PG102, PG107, PG111, PG117	Click Here
M.Sc.	Chemistry	PG138, PG139, PG140, PG141, PG142, PG147, PG148, PG149, PG344	Click Here
M.Sc.	Computer Science	PG152, PG154, PG156, PG158, PG159	Click Here
M.Sc.	Mathematics	PG160, PG161, PG162, PG163, PG164, PG165, PG166, PG168, PG169	Click Here
M.Sc.	Statistics	PG179, PG180, PG181, PG182, PG183	Click Here
M.Com.	M.Com.	PG205, PG206, PG208, PG209, PG210, PG211, PG212, PG213	Click Here
M.A.	Political Science	PG272, PG274, PG278, PG282	Click Here
M.A.	Economics	PG289, PG290, PG291, PG292, PG293, PG294, PG295, PG296, PG297, PG299, PG300, PG301	Click Here

CUCET Previous Year Question Papers PDF

CUCET Previous Year Papers will provide you with an idea of what to expect in the forthcoming exam and the level of difficulty of the question paper.

Practicing CUCET Question Papers will help you strengthen your confidence to excel in the examination.

CUCET previous year's question paper for M.Sc chemistry with solutions can be downloaded from the websites provided below.

We have uploaded the CUCET Question Papers PDF here. You can download them and practice them on a regular basis to improve your exam result.

Download CUCET Previous Year Papers PDF

Exam	Link
CUCET previous year question paper for M.Sc chemistry	Click Here
CUCET previous year question paper for BA LLB / BA B.Ed	Click Here
CUCET previous year question paper for M.A Education	Click Here
CUCET previous year question paper for B.Sc - B.Ed	Click Here

CUCET Sample Questions with Solutions 

To help you get an idea about the type of questions, we have provided a few sample questions of the CUCET Exam for your reference here.

Important Data Interpretation Questions for CUCET

Study the table carefully and answer the question that follows

State	Year
	2013		2014		2015		2016		2017
App.	Qual.	App.	Qual.	App.	Qual.	App.	Qual.	App.	Qual.
M	5200	720	8500	980	7400	850	6800	775	9500	1125
N	7500	840	9200	1050	8450	920	9200	980	8800	1020
P	6400	780	8800	1020	7800	890	8750	1010	9750	1250
Q	8100	950	9500	1240	8700	980	9700	1200	8950	995
R	7800	870	7600	940	9800	1350	7600	945	7990	885

 1. The total number of candidates qualified from all the states together in 2013 is approximately what percentage of the total number of candidates qualified from all the states together in 2014?

A) 72%

B) 77%

C) 80%

D) 83%

2. What is the average number of candidates who appeared from State Q during the given years?

A) 8700

B) 8760

C)8990

D) 8920

3. In which of the given years the number of candidates who appeared from State P has the maximum Percentage of qualified candidates?

A) 2013

B) 2014

C) 2015

D) 2017

4. What is the percentage of candidates qualified from state N for all the years together, over the candidates who appeared from state N during all the years together.

A) 12.36%

B) 12.16%

C) 11.47%

D) 11.15%

5. The percentage of a total number of qualified candidates to the total number of appeared candidates among all the five states in 2015 is?

A)11.49%

B)11.84%

C) 12.21%

D) 12.57%

Important English questions for CUCET

Directions (Questions 52-56): Read the following passage carefully to answer the questions that follow:

Sobiya could have been a pretty child, but she was thin and pale and her eyes were stained. She was dressed in her thin torn cotton dress and she shivered all the time. Here and there on her body were blue marks in front the rings that her mistress had given her. Her naked legs were red and rough. When she spoke, her voice trembled. Everything about the child, her jokes, her Behaviour, her speech. her silence. every small gesture she made, showed a terrible fear. ‘She was so afraid thal, even though she was wet through, she dared not go near the fire to warm herself, but sat shivering in a corner of the room.

1. Sobiya could not be a pretty child because

A)She was pale and emaciated 

B) She was weesing

C) She was scantily dressed 

D) She was trembling with fear

2. Soblya’s voice trembled because

A) She was feeling cold 

B) She was frightened

C) There was no fire near her 

D) She was wearing a thin, cotton dress

3. Sobiya's terrible fear is conveyed most vividly by the description of

A) Her constant shivering

B) Her tear-stained eyes

C) Her trembling voice

D) Her inability to go near the fire

4. The cause of Sobiya's fear is explained by

A) Her pale appearance

B) Her torn cress

C) The blue marks on her body

D) Her speech

5. The terrible position of Sobiya was because of her

A) Cotton dress

B) Mistress

C) Speech

D) Silence

Numerical Aptitude Important Questions for CUCET

1. Shankar starts work at 8.45 am and finishes at 5.15 pm. He is given a break of 90 minutes. How many hours does he work in five days?

A) 38

B) 39

C) 35

D) 40

2. A team of eight weed cutters cut an average of 15000 cubic feet of timber in a week. How many cubic feet will four woodcutters cut in four weeks?

A) 30000

B) 25000

C) 32000

D) 28200

3. A discount of 15% is offered on a team that previously cost Rs. 180/-. What is the discounted price?

A) Rs.140

B)Rs. 153

C) Rs. 160

D) Rs. 152

A number when divided by 45 leaves the remainder 30. If the number is divided by 5, the remainder must be

A) 3

B) 2

C)1

D) 0

5. Sohani says that in two years she will be twice as old as she was four years ago. How old is Sohani now?

A) 10

B) 12

C)14

D) 18

6. Aman covers a distance on a scooter. Had he moved 3 kmph faster he would have taken 40 minutes less? If he had moved 2 kmph slower, he would have taken 40 minutes more The distance is

A) 30km

B) 45km

C) 40km

D) 50km

7. Car covers 4 successive 3 km stretches at speeds of 10kmph, 20 kmph, 30 kmph and 60 kmph respectively. Its average speed is:

A) 20 kmph

B) 25kmph

C) 30 kmph

D) 35 kmph

8. The ratio between the speeds of the A & B is 2:3, and therefore A takes 10 min more than the time taken by 8 to reach the destination. If A had walked at double the speed. he would have covered the distance in

A) 8 min

B) 12min

C) 15min

D) 18min

9. A goods train runs at a speed of 72 km per hour and crosses a 250 m long platform in 26 seconds. What is the length of the goods train?

A) 240m

B) 250m

C) 260m

D) 270m

10. Two trains, each 100 m long, moving in opposite directions. cross each other in 8 seconds, If one is moving twice as fast as the other, then the speed of the faster train

A) 30 km/hr

B) 48 km/hr

C) 60km/hr

D) 75 km/hr

Importance of Solving CUCET Question Papers

Solving CUCET question papers is one of the best ways to improve your preparation. Go through the points mentioned below to get acquainted with the type of questions asked in the examination.

• It will provide you with an idea of what to expect and what not to expect in the upcoming CUCET 2021 Exam.
• You will know which of the topics are most important and can prepare accordingly.
• You will understand the question pattern, which will help you prepare correctly.
• Solving CUCET Previous year papers in a time-bound exam-like environment will remove your exam fear and nervousness on the day of the real exam.
• It will increase your speed and accuracy on the day of the actual exam

How to Utilize CUCET Question Papers?

After downloading all of the question papers, you may be wondering how to solve all of them and when to solve them. Here are some pointers on how to get the most out of the CUCET Sample papers.

• To begin, make it a habit to solve at least one question paper daily.
• Take them under exam-like conditions with a fresh mind, after adequate sleep, and during 10–12 and 3–5 slots as this is the time slot when you want yourself to perform the best way with maximum possible efficiency.
• Create a strategy for taking the test, ' strategy ' is the time you commit to each segment, the series in which you ask the questions, in the first few mocks, try different section orders and see which order works best for you; there is no correct order that works best for everyone.
• Give sufficient time to analyze and re-attempt the problems that you were wrong with, if it was just a calculation mistake, that means that you need to practice again.
• Try to solve the questions that you haven't been able to try before, if you still can't solve them, then just look at the solution and take a look at how to solve the question in the future. If you spend three or more minutes on one question, it probably did more harm than good.
• Check all the questions that have been properly addressed. Ask yourself, was there a simpler way to solve the problem, and find time-efficient alternatives.