CUET UG 2026 May 30 Exam Analysis: Shift 1 Memory-Based Questions with Solutions

CUET UG 2026 May 30 Exam Analysis

Students appearing for the exam will be able to check the shift-wise analysis for the CUET 2026 exam to be held on May 30 here. The CUET analysis 2026 for May 30 helps students with utilisation of time in attempting maximum questions of the exam duration.

CUET 2026 Question Papers PDF

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CUET UG 2026 GAT Analysis – May 29 Shift 1

Overall Difficulty: Moderate

Key Structural Change: Students had to attempt all 50 questions in 60 minutes. The optional formatting from previous years has been removed.

• Weightage: Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning dominated the paper with 35–40 questions. General Knowledge (GK) and Current Affairs made up the rest.

Sectional Breakdown

• Quantitative Aptitude (Moderate): Formula-based but calculation-heavy.

  • High Weightage: Arithmetic (Time & Work, Percentage, Profit & Loss, Simple/Compound Interest) and Mensuration (2D/3D geometry formulas).

  • Tricky Areas: Basic Permutations & Combinations and Probability.

• Logical Reasoning (Easy/Scoring): Direct questions without complex puzzles.

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  • Key Topics: Blood relations, clocks and calendars, alphanumeric series, mirror images, and embedded figures.

• GK & Current Affairs (Fact-Heavy): * Static GK: Indian History (Modern History chronology), Geography (rivers and waterfalls), and Polity (Fundamental Rights).

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  • Current Affairs: Focused heavily on events from 2024–2025.

  • Sample Questions: State borders, vitamins/acids in food, and historical dates of state formations.

CUET UG 2026 Physics Analysis – May 29 Shift 1

Overall Difficulty: Moderate to Hard

Core Focus: Class 12 NCERT syllabus.

Key Topics Tested

• Electrostatics & Capacitors: Coulomb’s Law, charge conservation, Gauss’s Law (electric flux), and calculating total capacitance for series/parallel combinations.

• Current Electricity: Cell combinations (EMF and internal resistance), ranking device power consumption, Ohm’s law conditions, and the mobility formula.

• Magnetism & EMI: Biot-Savart Law, force between anti-parallel current-carrying wires, Lenz’s Law, and magnetic susceptibility.

• AC Circuits: Impedance calculations in LCR circuits using the formula.

• Optics & Modern Physics: Lens formulas, telescope power, Young’s Double Slit Experiment (fringe width), EM wave wavelength matching, P-N junction applications, and semiconductor doping.

CUET UG 2026 English Analysis – May 29 Shift 1

Overall Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

Structure: 50 Questions | 60 Minutes | Marking: +5 for correct, -1 for incorrect.

Sectional Breakdown

• Grammar & Sentence Structure: * Direct/Indirect Speech (tense shifts and commands).

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  • Active/Passive Voice (e.g., Simple Present conversions).

  • Sentence rearrangement (P, Q, R, S ordering).

• Vocabulary & Spelling: * Spelling Check: "Tumultuous".

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  • Key Words: Misanthropist (hater of humanity), Validate (to confirm), and Iconoclast (one who attacks traditional beliefs).

• Idioms & Phrases:

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  • "Hand in glove": Working closely together.

  • "To upset the apple cart": To ruin a plan.

  • "A man of letters": A literary expert.

"By the book": Strictly following rules.