This page has five CUET English question papers as free PDFs, for 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026, each with that year’s NTA answer key (provisional for 2023), plus a 2022 memory-based paper. It tests passage comprehension, vocabulary and verbal ability in English.
Some papers here are memory-based
Papers marked memory-based are put together from the questions candidates remembered after the exam. They are not official copies, so wording and options may differ slightly from the real paper.
CUET English Question Paper
All CUET English papers from 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026, grouped by year, free to view and download.
Choose a year
Download CUET English Question Papers (2022–2026)
- PDFQuestion Paper 2025AglaSem DocsView
- PDFQuestion Paper 2024AglaSem DocsView
- PDFQuestion Paper 2023AglaSem DocsView
- PDFQuestion Paper 2022AglaSem DocsView
- PDF2022 Memory-based Paper (16 July, Slot 1)AglaSem DocsView
- PDFQuestion Paper 2026AglaSem DocsView
Answer keys
- PDFAnswer Key 2025AglaSem DocsView
- PDFAnswer Key 2024AglaSem DocsView
- PDF2023 Provisional Answer KeyAglaSem DocsView
- PDFAnswer Key 2022AglaSem DocsView
- PDFAnswer Key 2026AglaSem DocsView
CUET English Question Paper PDF
About the CUET English Paper
| Years on this page | 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Question papers | 5 + 1 memory-based |
| Answer keys | Yes, one for each year |
| Type of paper | Language (code 101 in 2026) |
| Status for 2027 | Offered in 2026; the 2027 list comes with the bulletin |
| Current format | 50 compulsory MCQs, 60 minutes, 250 marks |
CUET English Question Paper FAQs
Which CUET English papers are on this page?
Five question papers: 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026. Each year also has the NTA answer key PDF, provisional for 2023.
Is English offered in CUET UG 2027?
English (code 101) is one of the 37 subjects in the CUET UG 2026 bulletin. NTA will confirm the 2027 subject list in the 2027 information bulletin, expected in January 2027.
What does the CUET English paper test?
The English paper is a language test. NTA sets passages (factual, literary and narrative) with questions on comprehension, vocabulary and literary aptitude. Most universities ask for a language paper, and English is the one most candidates choose.

























