What Subjects are Covered in the CUET question papers?

The CUET UG question covers diverse subjects like- Language, domain-specific subjects, and General Knowledge; the particular domain can be variant based on programs for which the student is applying, but all are available in the respective CUET old question papers:

Why is it important to solve the previous year's CUET question papers?

Solving the CUET previous year's question paper will familiarise you with the exam format, enhance your time management skills, and help you get a sense of the important topics. It's one of the best ways of assessing your preparedness and helping you build self-confidence.

What is the duration of study in hours for the preparation of CUET?

The time needed to study varies from student to student, but the focused effort of 3-4 hours a day for studying and solving the previous year's CUET question papers is necessary for better preparation. Consistency is the key!

How can I download the previous year's CUET question papers?

You can either download the PYQs from the official website of the NTA CUET UG, or you can simply go to the table on our website, choose your desired year or subject, and download the CUET previous year question papers by clicking on the download link.

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CUET UG Previous Year Question Papers

Confused about how to prepare for CUET UG? We’ve Got You Covered! The best method to prepare for CUET UG is simple – revision, mock tests, and CUET previous year question papers. We can understand that the road to preparation seems quite overwhelming at times, but with the correct strategy, we can easily run through it. It allows you to analyze and understand the CUET test pattern, the nature of questions posed, and other aspects that appear regularly. You will gain confidence and knowledge through regular revision and solving of the previous year question papers of CUET.

1.0CUET UG 2025 Overview

CUET UG Exam Overview
Features	Details
Conducting Body	The National Testing Agency
Exam Date	15 to 31 May 2025(tentative)
Result date	Last week of July (tentative)
Type of questions asked	Multiple Choice Question (MCQ)
Exam Medium	13 languages (English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu)
Exam Shift Timing	Not released yet
Total number of paper	37 (including 23 Domain-specific papers)
Total number of questions asked	50 (all compulsory)
Maximum Marks for each paper	250
Marking scheme	+5 marks for every correct answer –1 for every incorrect answer No marks or penalty for unattempted questions

2.0CUET Previous Year Question Papers PDF

Check out the table below for easy access to download the CUET previous year question papers pdf directly.

SECTION I: TEST OF LANGUAGE

SECTION I: TEST OF LANGUAGE
Language	2023	2024
English
Arabic
Assemease		Available Soon
Bengali
Bodo		Available Soon
Chinese		Available Soon
Dogri		Available Soon
French		Available Soon
German		Available Soon
Gujarati		Available Soon
Hindi
Italian		Available Soon
Japanese		Available Soon
Kannada		Available Soon
Kashmiri		Available Soon
Konkani		Available Soon
Maithali		Available Soon
Malayalam		Available Soon
Manipuri		Available Soon
Marathi		Available Soon
Nepali		Available Soon
Odia		Available Soon
Persian		Available Soon
Punjabi
Russian		Available Soon
Sanskrit		Available Soon
Santhali		Available Soon
Spanish
Tamil		Available Soon
Telugu		Available Soon
Tibetan		Available Soon
Urdu

Section II: DOMAIN SPECIFIC PAPER

SECTION II: DOMAIN-SPECIFIC PAPERS
Subject	2023	2024
Accountancy
Agriculture
Anthropology		Available Soon
Biology		Available Soon
Business Studies
Chemistry
Computer Science
Economics
Engineering Graphics		Download Here
Entrepreneurship		Available Soon
Environmental Studies	Available Soon
Fine Arts		Available Soon
Geography
History
Legal Studies
Mass Media
Maths
Performing Arts (Dance, Drama, Music)
Physical Education
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Teaching Aptitude		Available Soon

General Aptitude Test

SECTION III: GENERAL APTITUDE TEST
Test	2023	2024
General Test

CUET Previous Year Question Papers with Answers PDF

Refer to the table given below to get access to the answer key of the previous year question papers CUET.

Answer Key of Previous Year's Question Papers of CUET
CUET 2023
CUET 2024

3.0Why Prepare from the Previous Year's Papers?

Preparing from previous years question papers of the CUET UG can make it much easier to crack the exam for the candidate. Here are some compelling reasons why one should prepare on the previous year's papers for CUET:

Pattern of the Examination: While you are solving CUET's previous year's question papers, you will know all about the examination pattern in detail, the types of questions asked, and what questions most often come up in the paper. Thus, it will help you to prepare for the exam properly.
Develop Time Management Skills: Time management is essential during any examination, including CUET, which has a time limit of 60 minutes for each paper. Solving these CUET previous year question papers will help you develop the required speed to answer all questions and maximise your scores.
Repeated Topics: Certain topics appear each and every year. By solving question papers of CUET, you would mark important questions related to them. So you can learn those things wisely and not painfully.
Confidence Building: CUET Previous Year Papers With Solutions PDF helps familiarise students with the levels of questions they may encounter; hence, that is an exercise that would reduce the nervousness of the exams and build one's confidence otherwise.
Analyse Your Progress: With regular practice from the PYQs, you will be able to analyse your progress and identify the topics you are weak in, resulting in more chances for you to crack the exam.

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