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CUET General Test Sample Mocks

Use these seven full-length sample mocks to practice the General Test in a CBT-style layout with timer, question palette, review states, and automatic scoring.

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Each mock opens a dedicated test screen with question palette navigation, marked-for-review states, and score calculation based on the first 50 attempted questions.

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General Knowledge, quant, logical reasoning, and science literacy in one timed CUET-style paper.

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General Knowledge, quant, logical reasoning, and science literacy in one timed CUET-style paper.

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General Knowledge, quant, logical reasoning, and science literacy in one timed CUET-style paper.

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General Knowledge, quant, logical reasoning, and science literacy in one timed CUET-style paper.

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General Knowledge, quant, logical reasoning, and science literacy in one timed CUET-style paper.

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General Knowledge, quant, logical reasoning, and science literacy in one timed CUET-style paper.

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General Knowledge, quant, logical reasoning, and science literacy in one timed CUET-style paper.

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About CUET General Test (Section III)

The CUET General Test (Section III) is one of the most widely attempted sections in CUET UG, required by most Central Universities for admission to BA Programme, B.Com (Programme), BBA, and multi-disciplinary undergraduate courses. The paper has 60 questions and candidates must attempt any 50, with +5/−1 marking and a 60-minute time limit.

The General Test covers three areas: Quantitative Aptitude — Number System, Percentage, Ratio & Proportion, Profit & Loss, Time-Speed-Distance, Simple & Compound Interest, Algebra, Geometry & Mensuration, Modern Maths (Permutation, Probability, Set Theory), and Trigonometry; Logical Reasoning — Arrangements & Groupings, Coding-Decoding, Blood Relations, Direction Sense, Series (Number & Letter), Visual Reasoning, Odd One Out, Clocks & Calendars, Puzzles, Critical Reasoning, and Statement-Assumptions-Arguments; General Knowledge— Indian History, Indian & World Geography, Indian Constitution & Polity, Science & Technology, Sports, Culture, Economics, and Current Affairs.

How to Use the CUET General Test Mocks

  1. Attempt Mock 01 without preparation to establish a baseline score across Quant, Reasoning, and GK.
  2. Review the score breakdown after each mock to identify which of the three areas needs most work.
  3. Before the next mock, spend focused time on the weakest area using topic-wise notes.
  4. Practise using the question palette — skip time-consuming Quant questions first, answer GK and Reasoning, then return.
  5. Aim to improve accuracy (reduce negative marks) rather than just attempting more questions.

CUET General Test Sample Mocks — FAQs

How many full-length mocks are available in this hub?

Seven full-length CUET General Test sample mocks are available. Each has 60 questions (attempt any 50) with +5/−1 marking, a 60-minute timer, and a CBT-style question palette.

What is the CUET General Test and who should attempt it?

The CUET General Test (Section III) is an optional but widely required section covering Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, and General Knowledge. It is required by most Central Universities for admission to BA Programme, B.Com (Programme), BBA, and multi-disciplinary courses. Students applying to any stream are advised to attempt it.

How is the CUET General Test scored?

Correct answer: +5 marks. Incorrect answer: −1 mark. Unattempted: 0. Students must attempt any 50 out of 60 questions. Maximum possible score is 250 marks per mock.

How should I divide time in the CUET General Test?

A commonly recommended strategy is: GK questions first (fastest to answer, 15–20 mins), then Logical Reasoning (20–25 mins), then Quantitative Aptitude (remaining time). Use the question palette to flag and return to difficult questions.

Are these mocks based on the actual NTA CUET General Test pattern?

Yes. All 7 mocks are designed as per the NTA CUET General Test format with exam-accurate question types, difficulty levels, and the +5/−1 marking scheme. The CBT interface replicates the NTA palette colours and navigation.