What is inside
Year-wise papers for 2022 to 2025 and a chapter-wise Physics book, with a Physics PYQ analysis.
Year-wise papers and a chapter-wise Chemistry book, with a Chemistry PYQ analysis.
Year-wise papers and a chapter-wise Biology book, with a Biology PYQ analysis.
Year-wise General Test papers and a chapter-wise set, with a General Test PYQ analysis.
How to use CUET PYQs well
See which chapters carry the most questions and begin there.
Work through the chapter-wise book after you finish each chapter, not at the end.
Attempt a full year as a timed paper to feel the real pattern.
Preview first, download when you are ready
Every compiled PYQ book opens as a preview so you can check the layout and the chapter tagging. The complete PDF is unlocked for download once you buy it. Your purchases stay in your library.
Also see CUET mock tests with solutions, the full CUET UG and PG guide, and timed tests in Antim Paryas.
The questions in these papers come from official National Testing Agency question papers; copyright of the original questions rests with the exam conducting body. Mock tests, analysis and solved keys marked as PiCraft are written by PiCraft.
Questions answered
Where can I get CUET UG previous year questions chapter-wise?
PiCraft arranges CUET UG question papers from 2022 to 2025 chapter by chapter for Physics, Chemistry, Biology and the General Test. Year-wise papers and a consolidated chapter-wise book are in your library after you sign up or log in.
Which CUET UG subjects have PYQ papers on PiCraft?
Physics, Chemistry, Biology and the General Test, for the years 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025.
Can I see a book before buying it?
Yes. Each chapter-wise PYQ book opens as a preview first. The complete PDF downloads after purchase.
What is in the PYQ analysis?
All 845 questions from 2022 to 2025 tagged by chapter, with trends and a ranked study-priority list, so you know which chapters to study first.
Are the questions official?
The questions are taken from official NTA CUET (UG) question papers, English medium. Copyright of the original questions rests with the National Testing Agency.