Prepare for CUET with mock tests covering English, General Test, and your chosen domain subjects. Our platform supports 14+ domain subjects and follows the NTA CUET pattern with +5/−1 marking scheme.
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CUET UG is the common entrance test for undergraduate admission to central and participating universities. Candidates take a language section, one or more domain subjects matching their intended course, and the General Test, with universities setting their own subject combinations and cut-offs.
The scoring is what makes CUET distinctive: +5 for a correct answer and −1 for a wrong one. A five-to-one ratio makes informed attempts unusually valuable and blind guessing unusually costly. MockPrep CUET mocks follow the NTA pattern, cover English, the General Test and 14+ domain subjects, and return subject-wise analysis so you can see which of your chosen papers is holding back your profile.
At +5 / −1, one correct answer offsets five wrong ones — so an educated attempt after eliminating two options is usually worth making, while a pure guess still is not.
| Section | Question type | Marks | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Language (English) | Objective MCQs | +5 / −1 | Comprehension, vocabulary and grammar |
| Domain Subject | Objective MCQs | +5 / −1 | Based on the NCERT Class 12 syllabus |
| General Test | Objective MCQs | +5 / −1 | GK, current affairs, reasoning and numerical ability |
What each subject covers, and where to focus your hours first
Where to focus: Comprehension speed is the constraint. Practise reading a passage once and answering without re-reading.
Where to focus: Domain papers follow the NCERT Class 12 syllabus closely. Your board preparation is the same preparation — mocks convert it into exam speed.
Where to focus: Many universities weigh the General Test heavily. It is often the section candidates neglect and then lose admission on.
Sit for the full test in one uninterrupted block, with a clock running and no notes open. A mock taken in pieces tells you what you know; a mock taken under exam conditions tells you what you can actually produce on exam day, which is the only number that matters.
Universities specify which CUET subjects they accept for each course. Choosing your domain papers around the courses you actually want prevents months of misdirected preparation.
With five marks for a correct answer against one lost, an attempt where you have eliminated two options is mathematically sound. A blind guess across four live options is not. Practise making that distinction explicitly during mocks.
Domain preparation overlaps with board study, so it tends to crowd out the General Test. Schedule it deliberately — it is frequently the section that decides the final merit position.
CUET asks NCERT content under a clock. Timed mocks are the bridge between knowing the chapter and answering it in forty seconds.
These bands come from the same percentile model the app uses after every test. They are estimates for tracking improvement, not official cut-offs.
| Score in mock | Estimated percentile | Standing | Indicative rank band |
|---|---|---|---|
| 45% | 39.1 | Top 61% | 8,22,150 – 10,04,850 |
| 58% | 67.2 | Top 33% | 4,42,800 – 5,41,200 |
| 70% | 86.7 | Top 13% | 1,79,550 – 2,19,450 |
| 82% | 96.2 | Top 4% | 51,300 – 62,700 |
| 92% | 99 | Top 1% | 13,500 – 16,500 |
Practice with questions from all key subjects
Prefer one section at a time? Each subject above has its own free sectional mock test.
Attempt full-length past papers online with the official duration and marking, then read the step-by-step solutions.
We support 14+ domain subjects including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Economics, History, Political Science, and more.
Yes, our CUET mock tests follow the official NTA exam pattern with the correct marking scheme (+5 correct, −1 incorrect).
Yes, you can select your specific domain subject before starting the test.
14+ domain subjects are supported, including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, History, Political Science and more. You select your subject before starting a test.
Domain papers follow the NCERT Class 12 syllabus closely, so board preparation transfers directly. The difference is pace — CUET asks the same content under a tight clock.
It depends on your target course, but many universities weigh it substantially. Because it does not overlap with board study, it is the section most often under-prepared.
Guess when you have eliminated at least two options — the +5 / −1 ratio makes informed attempts worthwhile. Avoid guessing across four live options.
Yes. You can take a focused test on a single subject or mix English, General Test and your domain subject.
Yes, including the official +5 / −1 marking scheme.
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