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

Given below are two statements: one is labelled as Assertion (A) and the other is labelled as Reason (R).
Assertion (A): Grammar (Vyakarana) should be studied for the purpose of protecting the Vedas.
Reason (R): Because grammar is necessary for those who wish to correctly understand the modifications (Uha) in Vedic mantras based on gender and case endings.
In the light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below:
In the Puranas and Upapuranas, which deity is universally accepted as the 'Soul of the Universe' (Vishvayatma)?
According to Srisvamin Jnanananda Saraswati (in his work 'Dharmakalpadruma'), how many types (categories) of Puranas are there?
What kind of Upapurana is the 'Brihannandikeshvara Purana'?
"The wise know the Puranas as records of the ancient Kalpa" (Puratanasya kalpasya puranani vidurbudhah). In which Purana is this statement found?
What is the total number of Upapuranas according to the standard and generally accepted tradition?
According to M. Winternitz (a prominent Indologist), what is the estimated composition period for the Upapuranas?
In which category is the 'Maheshvara Purana' classified?
How many types of creation (Srishti) are described in the Puranas?
The 'Rasapanchadhyayi' (the five chapters on the Rasa Leela) occurs in which Skandha (Book) of the Srimad Bhagavata Purana?
What is the name given to verses of unknown authorship that are popularly known to describe the specific characteristics or deeds of famous great men (Mahapurushas)?
How many Upakaranas (characteristics/components) of Puranas are considered according to the Vishnu Purana?
Becoming the Vaisvanara fire within the bodies of all living beings, how many types of food does the Lord digest?
How many Puranas are categorized as 'Va-karadi' (beginning with the letter 'Va')?
In the context of the five characteristics of a Purana (Purana-panchalakshana), what is the meaning of the word 'Sarga'?
"They speak of the eternal Ashvattha tree as having its roots above and its branches below..." (Urdhvamulam adhahshakham). What does this tree describe?
"He who neither rejoices nor hates..." (Yo na hrishyati na dveshti). Such a devotee is _____ to Lord Krishna.
What kind of faith (Shraddha) is possessed by those devotees whom Lord Krishna considers 'Yuktatama' (most perfectly united with Him)?
According to the Bhagavad Gita (12.12), what is considered better (shreyah) than practice (abhyasat)?
What is the name of the capital city of Kosala, as mentioned in the Ramayana?
How many Parvas (major sections or books) are there in the Mahabharata?
Which work is famously known as the "Fifth Veda" (Panchamo Vedah)?
According to Manu, when is the Chudakarman (tonsure) ceremony prescribed for the twice-born (Dvija)?
Which Vedanga is considered the 'hand' (Hasta) of the Veda Purusha?
The Rigvedic Jyotisha (Vedanga Jyotisha) consists of how many verses?