Every CUET PG B.Ed. Languages paper we hold, from 2022 to 2026, is on this page: 6 free PDFs including a Hindi version for 2023. The 2026 B.Ed. Languages answer key is included, along with NTA’s combined keys for 2022, 2023 and 2025.
CUET PG B.Ed. Languages Question Paper
The CUET PG B.Ed. Languages papers are listed below by year, newest first.
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- PDFQuestion Paper: B.Ed. LanguagesAglaSem DocsView
- PDFQuestion Paper: B.Ed LanguagesAglaSem DocsView
- PDFQuestion Paper: B.Ed LanguagesAglaSem DocsView
- PDFQuestion Paper: B.Ed LanguagesAglaSem DocsView
- PDFQuestion Paper: B.Ed Languages (Hindi version)AglaSem DocsView
- PDFQuestion Paper: B.Ed LanguagesAglaSem DocsView
Answer keys
- PDFAnswer Key: B.Ed. LanguagesAglaSem DocsView
- PDFAnswer Key: all subjects (2025, official)AglaSem DocsView
- PDFAnswer Key: all subjects (2023, official)AglaSem DocsView
- PDFAnswer Key: all subjects (2022, official)AglaSem DocsView
CUET PG B.Ed. Languages Question Paper PDF
About the CUET PG B.Ed. Languages Paper
| Paper code (2026) | COQP05: B.Ed. Languages |
|---|---|
| Paper group | Common |
| Medium | English and Hindi (bilingual) |
| Years on this page | 2022 to 2026 |
| Files on this page | 6 question papers, 4 answer keys |
| Highest 2026 marks | 247 out of 300 (NTA toppers list) |
NTA’s paper title for this subject has changed over the years: B.Ed Languages (2022 to 2025); B.Ed. Languages (2026). They are one paper under different names, so this page keeps them together.
NTA’s 2023 B.Ed. Languages paper came in English and Hindi versions; both are listed.
CUET PG B.Ed. Languages Question Paper FAQs
Which test paper code is B.Ed. Languages in CUET PG?
It was COQP05 in 2026, listed by NTA as “B.Ed. Languages”. The 2027 list may differ slightly.
Can I check my answers for the CUET PG B.Ed. Languages papers?
Yes, for 2026 with the official COQP05 answer key, and for 2022, 2023 and 2025 with NTA’s combined key PDFs.
What was the top score in CUET PG B.Ed. Languages 2026?
247 out of 300. That is the highest mark in NTA’s 2026 list of the top five candidates for paper COQP05.