CUET PG previous year question papers (CUET PG PYQ PDFs) from 2022 to 2026 are free to download here, year-wise or for any of 157 subjects, with NTA’s official answer keys for 2022, 2023, 2025 and every 2026 subject. A CUET PG paper now has 75 questions for 300 marks in 90 minutes, so the 2025 and 2026 papers are the closest match to the March 2027 exam.
CUET PG Previous Year Question Papers
Pick a year to see every subject’s paper from that year, or open your subject to see all its papers from 2022 onwards.
157 papers
CUET PG Question Papers by Year
| Year | Papers | Answer key | Pattern that year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CUET PG 2026 | 157 papers | Yes | 75 Q · 300 marks · 90 min | View papers |
| CUET PG 2025 | 156 papers | Yes | 75 Q · 300 marks · 90 min | View papers |
| CUET PG 2024 | 154 papers | Not available | 75 Q · 300 marks · 105 min | View papers |
| CUET PG 2023 | 169 papers | Yes | 100 Q · 400 marks · 120 min | View papers |
| CUET PG 2022 | 156 papers | Yes | 100 Q · 400 marks · 120 min | View papers |
CUET PG Question Papers by Subject
157 subjects, with papers from 2022 to 2026. Search for yours or pick a group.
Most opened subjects
Common COQP · 22 subjects
- Agri-Business ManagementCOQP012022–2026
- Applied Geography and GeoinformaticsCOQP022022–2026
- B.Ed.COQP032022–2026
- B.Ed. Humanities and Social SciencesCOQP042022–2026
- B.Ed. LanguagesCOQP052022–2026
- B.Ed. MathematicsCOQP072022–2026
- B.Ed. ScienceCOQP062022–2026
- CommerceCOQP082022–2026
- Disaster StudiesCOQP092022–2026
- EconomicsCOQP102022–2026
- GeneralCOQP112022–2026
- Healthcare and Hospital ManagementCOQP222023–2026
- Library and Information ScienceCOQP132022–2026
- LLMCOQP142022–2026
- M.Ed.COQP152022–2026
- MA EducationCOQP162022–2026
- Mass Communication and JournalismCOQP172022–2026
- MBA (General Management)COQP122022–2026
- Physical EducationCOQP182022–2026
- Public HealthCOQP192022–2026
- Sports PhysiologyCOQP202022–2026
- YogaCOQP212022–2026
Humanities HUQP · 26 subjects
- Ancient Indian History, Culture and ArchaeologyHUQP012022–2026
- AnthropologyHUQP022022–2026
- Applied ArtsHUQP032022–2026
- Art and AestheticsHUQP042022–2026
- DanceHUQP052022–2026
- Development and Labour StudiesHUQP062022–2026
- Fine ArtsHUQP072022–2026
- GeographyHUQP082022–2026
- HistoryHUQP092022–2026
- History of ArtHUQP102022–2026
- Home ScienceHUQP112022–2026
- MuseologyHUQP132022–2026
- Music (Hindustani)HUQP142024–2026
- Music (Karnatak)HUQP122022–2026
- Music (Percussion)HUQP252023–2026
- PaintingHUQP152022–2026
- PhilosophyHUQP162022–2026
- Plastic ArtsHUQP172022–2026
- Political ScienceHUQP182022–2026
- Pottery and CeramicsHUQP192022–2026
- PsychologyHUQP202022–2026
- Rabindra SangitHUQP262023–2026
- Social WorkHUQP212022–2026
- SociologyHUQP222022–2026
- Textile DesignHUQP232022–2026
- TheatreHUQP242022–2026
Sciences SCQP · 30 subjects
- Agricultural ScienceSCQP012022–2026
- AgroforestrySCQP022022–2026
- Animal ScienceSCQP302023–2026
- Architecture and PlanningSCQP042022–2026
- Atmospheric ScienceSCQP292022–2026
- BiochemistrySCQP052022–2026
- BioinformaticsSCQP062022–2026
- BotanySCQP072022–2026
- ChemistrySCQP082022–2026
- Computer Science, IT and AISCQP092022–2026
- CriminologySCQP102022–2026
- Environmental SciencesSCQP112022–2026
- Food Science and TechnologySCQP122022–2026
- Forensic ScienceSCQP132022–2026
- GeologySCQP142022–2026
- GeophysicsSCQP152022–2026
- HorticultureSCQP162022–2026
- Life ScienceSCQP172022–2026
- Material Science and TechnologySCQP182022–2026
- MathematicsSCQP192022–2026
- Medical Laboratory TechnologySCQP202022–2026
- Microbiology / Applied MicrobiologySCQP032022–2026
- MPTSCQP212022–2026
- NanoscienceSCQP222022–2026
- PharmacySCQP232022–2026
- PhysicsSCQP242022–2026
- Plant BiotechnologySCQP252022–2026
- Soil ScienceSCQP262022–2026
- StatisticsSCQP272022–2026
- ZoologySCQP282022–2026
M.Tech / Higher Sciences MTQP · 12 subjects
- Chemical, Thermal and Polymer EngineeringMTQP012022–2026
- Civil, Structural and Transport EngineeringMTQP022022–2026
- Dairy TechnologyMTQP032022–2026
- Data Science, AI and Cyber SecurityMTQP042022–2026
- Electrical, Power and Energy EngineeringMTQP102022–2026
- Electronics, Communication and Information EngineeringMTQP052022–2026
- Food Engineering and TechnologyMTQP062022–2026
- Mechanical EngineeringMTQP072022–2026
- Nanoelectronics and Material SciencesMTQP092022–2026
- Nano Science and Nano TechnologyMTQP082022–2026
- Textile EngineeringMTQP122023–2026
- Water Engineering and ManagementMTQP112022–2026
Languages LAQP · 41 subjects
- ArabicLAQP052022–2026
- AssameseLAQP062022–2026
- BengaliLAQP072022–2026
- BhutiaLAQP082022–2026
- ChineseLAQP092022–2026
- EnglishLAQP012022–2026
- FrenchLAQP102022–2026
- GaroLAQP112022–2026
- GermanLAQP122022–2026
- GujaratiLAQP132022–2026
- HindiLAQP022022–2026
- HispanicLAQP142022–2026
- Indo-TibetanLAQP392024–2026
- ItalianLAQP412023–2026
- JapaneseLAQP152022–2026
- KannadaLAQP162022–2026
- KashmiriLAQP172022–2026
- KhasiLAQP182022–2026
- KokborokLAQP192022–2026
- KoreanLAQP202022–2026
- LepchaLAQP212022–2026
- LimbuLAQP222022–2026
- LinguisticsLAQP042022–2026
- MalayalamLAQP232022–2026
- ManipuriLAQP242022–2026
- MarathiLAQP252022–2026
- NepaliLAQP262022–2026
- OdiaLAQP272022–2026
- PaliLAQP282022–2026
- PashtoLAQP292022–2026
- PersianLAQP302022–2026
- PrakritLAQP312022–2026
- Prayojanmoolak Hindi (Patrakarita)LAQP322022–2026
- PunjabiLAQP332022–2026
- RussianLAQP342022–2026
- SanskritLAQP032022–2026
- SantaliLAQP402023–2026
- TamilLAQP352022–2026
- TeluguLAQP362022–2026
- UrduLAQP372022–2026
- Urdu JournalismLAQP382022–2026
Acharya ACQP · 26 subjects
- AgamaACQP032022–2026
- Baudha DarshanACQP042022–2026
- DharmashastraACQP072022–2026
- Dharma Shastra, Vastu and PaurohityaACQP052022–2026
- Dharma VijnanACQP062022–2026
- Hindu StudiesACQP082022–2026
- Indian Knowledge SystemACQP092022–2026
- Jain DarshanACQP102022–2026
- Jyotish FalitACQP112022–2026
- Jyotish GanitACQP122022–2026
- Krishna YajurvedaACQP132022–2026
- Nyaya VaisheshikaACQP142022–2026
- Phalita and Siddantha JyotishaACQP152022–2026
- PuranetihasACQP162022–2026
- RigvedaACQP172022–2026
- SahityaACQP182022–2026
- Sahitya (Alankara and Kavya Varga)ACQP192022–2026
- SamvedaACQP202022–2026
- Shiksha Acharya M.Ed.ACQP022022–2026
- Shiksha Shastri B.Ed.ACQP012022–2026
- Shukla YajurvedaACQP212022–2026
- VedaACQP222022–2026
- VedantaACQP232022–2026
- Vedanta, Sarvadarshan, Mimansa and NyayaACQP242022–2026
- VyakaranACQP252022–2026
- Vyakarana and Sabdabodha SystemsACQP262022–2026
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CUET PG Paper at a Glance
| Questions | 75 multiple-choice questions per paper (2024 onwards) |
|---|---|
| Marks and time | 300 marks, 90 minutes (2025 and 2026) |
| Marking | +4 for a correct answer, −1 for a wrong one, 0 if left blank |
| Subjects | 157 papers in six code families: Common (COQP), Humanities (HUQP), Sciences (SCQP), M.Tech and higher sciences (MTQP), Languages (LAQP) and Acharya (ACQP) |
| Medium | Most papers are in English and Hindi, with each question in both languages |
| Papers on this page | 2022 to 2026, about 790 subject papers plus answer keys |
| Next exam | CUET PG 2027: 2-5, 8-9, 12, 15-19, 24-25, 29-31 March 2027 (tentative). Application: December 2026 (expected) |
How the CUET PG Paper Changed (2022–2026)
- 2022 and 2023: 100 questions in 2 hours. Part A had 25 general questions (language, reasoning, general awareness) and Part B had 75 subject questions.
- 2024: Part A was removed. Papers had 75 subject questions in 105 minutes, and the General paper (COQP11) became a separate choice.
- 2025 onwards: the same 75 questions in 90 minutes. That is 72 seconds a question.
- Using older papers: the 75 subject questions in the 2022 and 2023 papers are still good practice. Skip Part A unless you are taking the General paper.
What a CUET PG Paper Looks Like
A 2026 paper opens with the subject, exam date and shift (for example, “Political Science 11th March 2026 Shift 1”). It shows 90 minutes and 300 marks, and all 75 questions are compulsory. Each question appears in English and then Hindi. These three questions are from that Political Science paper (HUQP18), and the answers come from NTA’s final key.
Q1. Who among the following political thinkers said, “No one deserves his greater natural capacity nor merit a more favourable starting place in society”?
- John Stuart Mill
- Karl Marx
- John Rawls
- Robert Nozick
Answer: (3) John Rawls
CUET PG 2026 Political Science, Q1 · NTA final key
Q2. What do you mean by Gaia hypothesis?
- The Earth is best understood as a complex, self regulating living being
- Industrialism originates in patriarchy
- The importance of moral relativism in large scale socialist production
- There is a link between happiness and the level of material consumption
Answer: (1) The Earth is best understood as a complex, self regulating living being
CUET PG 2026 Political Science, Q2 · NTA final key
Q3. In the writings of Thomas Hobbes, sovereignty was used to:
- constitute socialism as the oppositional force within capitalist societies
- justify monarchical absolutism
- differentiate between occupational groups
- demarcate international boundaries between enemy nations
Answer: (2) justify monarchical absolutism
CUET PG 2026 Political Science, Q3 · NTA final key
In the final key for this paper, NTA accepted two options as correct for three questions. Always mark your attempt against the final key, not the provisional one.
How to Use CUET PG Previous Year Papers?
- Time yourself at 90 minutes. That is 72 seconds a question. If a question takes longer than 2 minutes, move on.
- Know what a guess is worth. With −1 for a wrong answer, a blind guess among four options averages +0.25 marks. Ruling out one option raises that to about +0.67.
- Solve 2026 and 2025 first, because they match the 2027 pattern. Use the 2022 to 2024 papers for topic practice.
- Plan for March 2027. One full paper a week, checked against the key, covers every year’s paper for your subject twice before the exam.
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