Detailed Exam Analysis - (24th May 2023)

Section I: English

SHIFT - 1

The English paper for CUET (UG) 2023, Day 4 (shift 1), followed the trend from the previous days and there was nothing significantly different. What could be understood from the student's experience, most of them rated the paper to be easy.

There were 15 questions based on reading comprehension (3 passages - 5 questions each). Two passages were from science (One on satellite launch and the other one was related to fossil fuel). One passage was an extract from a poem on bird description. Students found the passage to be easy to comprehend and the questions were direct too.

Other major topics in English were Identifying (Verbs, adjectives, and adverbs) in a sentence - there were 10-12 questions, Para jumbles (3-4 questions), and Synonyms & Antonyms (Antagonism, Match the following) - 2-3 questions, Active-passive 3-4 questions, Fill in the blanks (3-4 questions). A few questions on Sentence Correction, Indirect speech, were also asked.

In English, more questions were from the grammar portion than vocabulary. Overall, the experience of the paper was easy.

SHIFT - 3

The English paper for CUET (UG) 2023 on Day 4 was scheduled in shift 3 as well, and following the trend of the previous shifts in the day, the paper was rated as easy by the students.

There were 15 questions based on reading comprehension (3 passages - 5 questions each). The passages were Autobiography of Horse and Living a Simple Life, Abandonment of Materialistic Things. Students found the passage to be easy to comprehend and the questions were direct too.

Other major topics in English were 

There were also questions from - Fill in the blanks, Idioms, and Phrases (Match the following), Indirect speech, Verb, adjectives, and adverb were asked in a sentence, One Word Substitution, Foreign words (Alterego, from the beginning of Greek word), etc.

Section I: Sanskrit

SHIFT - 2

The Sanskrit paper for CUET (UG) 2023, on Day 4 (shift 2) was on the easier-to-moderate lines. What can be concluded from the student’s experience is that the questions were pretty direct and easy to moderate in difficulty level. Important topics were -

Section II: Domain Subject

Humanities: SHIFT - 1

Political Science

The student's experience with the Political Science paper on Day 4 (shift 1) was mostly easy. Questions were mostly based on topics such as -

There were 2-3 questions each from topics such as US Hegemony in World Politics (Barack Obama operation), Politics of Planned Development, Challenges of Nation-Building (Chronological Matching), Era of One-Party Dominance (Socialist party founder), Contemporary South Asia (Timeline), etc.

Humanities: SHIFT - 2

History

Students rated the paper to be easy on difficulty level. However, one special observation from the students was that many of the questions were from the last few chapters. From the initial chapters, Harappan Civilization had the most questions. A few important topics from where questions came were -

Other important topics were - Kings, Farmers, Towns, the Early States, and Economies; Thinkers, Beliefs, and Building Cultural Developments; Through the Eyes of Travellers' Perceptions of Society; Kings, and Chronicles: The Mughal Courts, etc.

Fine Arts

The common opinion of the students is that the paper was easy and its structure and important topics were pretty similar to that of the Boards. The important topics from where the questions came are -

Science: SHIFT - 3

Physics

According to the experience of the students, the physics paper had a moderate rating. This is the same as was the experience of the students on earlier days. Questions from various topics in physics were as mentioned below:

Other important topics from which questions came were - Optics, Semiconductors, Atoms and Nuclei, Alternating currents, etc.

Chemistry

Similar to the previous day, the chemistry paper on day 4 - shift 3 has been rated moderate by the test takers. Reportedly the questions were more or less directly from the NCERT book. Questions from various topics in chemistry were as mentioned below:

Other important topics from which questions came were - Solid State, Solutions, Polymers, Chemical Kinetics, electrochemistry, Biomolecules, etc.

Mathematics

Students seemed to be content with the overall experience of the math paper. It was mostly rated as being easy and the extra 15 mins were really useful. Questions from various topics in math were as mentioned below:

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Computer Science

Regarding Computer Science, the student’s had the opinion that the paper was easy. They were happy to see easy and direct questions from the NCERT book. The questions from various topics were -

Code Completion: 2-3 questions

Section III: General Test

SHIFT - 3

The students rated the General Test section as easy to moderate on Day 4 (shift 3). Questions were based on broad topics such as -

General Awareness: 12-15 questions

Numerical Ability: 25-27 questions

Logical Reasoning: 18-20 questions

The GT paper was very similar to Career Launcher Mocks.

The overall Day 4 exam experience of the students has been more or less easy to moderate only. Students are advised to continue their preparation and stay calm and focused before the exam!

Disclaimer: All information on cut-offs, analysis, and scores is based on independent analysis and evaluation made by CL mentors. We do not take responsibility for any decision that might be taken based on this information.

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Team CUET (CL)!

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