Question

Which statement about physical chemistry numericals in CUET is generally correct?

• A. Mostly lengthy derivations
• B. Assertion-reason type only
• C. Direct formula-based numericals
• D. Only graph-based questions

Hint:

For CUET physical chemistry, memorize standard formulas and practice quick substitutions because most questions are application-based.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

Concept: CUET physical chemistry questions are generally objective and formula-oriented. Most numericals test direct application of standard equations.

Step 1: Analyzing option (A).
CUET questions are usually not based on lengthy derivations. Hence, this statement is incorrect.

Step 2: Analyzing option (B).
Assertion-reason questions may appear occasionally, but physical chemistry numericals are not limited to this pattern. Hence, incorrect.

Step 3: Analyzing option (C).
Most questions involve direct use of formulas such as: \[ M_1V_1 = M_2V_2 \] \[ PV = nRT \] \[ t_{1/2} = \frac{0.693}{k} \] Thus, CUET numericals are mainly formula-based.

Step 4: Analyzing option (D).
Graph-based questions are not the only type asked. Hence, incorrect.

Step 5: Final conclusion.
The correct statement is: \[ \boxed{\text{Direct formula-based numericals}} \]