List of top Questions asked in CUET (PG)- 2026

Distance and mass are the example of :

Vector quantity has :

Magnitude of vector always has :

When two objects A and B are moving with different velocities, then the velocity of one object A with respect to another object B is known as :

In a projectile motion, which is more important :

Which type of Cell, DNA is?

Parallax method is used :

Which Blood Cells are injected into blood stream for Blood doping?

What is the major symptoms of Idiopathic epilepsy?

How many calories are supplied by one gram of Fat?

Which of these Vitamin is not a Cancer Protection nutrient?

Which type of acid formed, when muscle contract in the Absence of Oxygen?

Glycolysis is regulated by which enzymes?

What is the percentage of Nitrogen in Protein?

How many amino-acids are present in Protein?

What is the number of essential amino-acid?

Match List - I with List - II

List - I (Crystal Form)	Crystal System
A. Sphenoid	IV. Orthorhombic
B. Rhombohedron	I. Trigonal
C. Scalenohedron	I. Trigonal
D. Dome	II. Monoclinic

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List - I (Crystal System)	Symmetry Elements
A. Monoclinic	IV. 1 diad
B. Tetragonal	III. 1 tetrad
C. Orthorhombic	II. 3 diads
D. Cubic	I. 4 triads

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List - I (Type of Twin)	Associated Mineral
A. Geniculated twins	III. Gypsum
B. Cruciform twins	II. Rutile
C. Butterfly twins	IV. Calcite
D. Arrow head twins	I. Staurolite

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List - I	Optical / Mineral Property	List - II	Associated Condition
A. Cleavage	Splitting property	I	Plane polarized
B. Twinkling	Optical effect due to slight misorientation	II	Ordinary
C. Twinning	Crystal intergrowth phenomenon	III	Crossed nicols
D. Dispersion	Splitting of light into colors	IV	Convergent

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List - I	Type	List - II	Shape
A. Wave front (isotropic)	Isotropic	II	Sphere
B. Wave surface (isotropic)	Isotropic	IV	Circle
C. Wave front (anisotropic)	Anisotropic	I	Ellipse
D. Wave surface (anisotropic)	Anisotropic	III	Ellipsoidal

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List - I (Earth Layers)	Depth / Thickness
A. Lithosphere	II. \(105\ \text{km}\)
B. Moho	I. \(2\ \text{km}\)
C. Core	IV. \(3500\ \text{km}\)
D. Mantle	III. \(2900\ \text{km}\)

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List - I (Type of Fold)	Characteristic
A. Polyclinal folds	I. Folds developed in many steps
B. Fan folds	II. Folds with variable axial surfaces
C. Conjugate folds	III. Folds with axial surfaces dipping towards each other
D. Cross folds	IV. Folds in which both the limbs are overturned

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List - I (Type of Joint)	Origin / Nature
A. Sheet joints	II. Residual
B. Extension joints	IV. Tensional
C. Columnar joints	I. Contractional
D. Conjugate joints	III. Compressional

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List - I (Texture / Structure)	Associated Rock
A. Ophitic	II. Dolerite
B. Trachytoid	I. Syenite
C. Myrmekite	IV. Granite
D. Glomeroporphyritic	III. Basalt