CUET Physics mock tests and practice

CUET Physics follows the Class 12 NCERT book closely, and most questions are one formula and one step. Students lose marks to sign errors, unit slips and second-guessing, far more than to physics they do not know.

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CUET UG PhysicsPaper 322

Questions
50
Minutes
60
Right answer
+5
Wrong answer
−1

All 50 are compulsory, a blank scores 0, and the paper is out of 250. 383 Physics questions in the live bank, counted 25 Oct.

What CUET asks in Physics

9 units and 14 chapters, from NTA’s CUET UG 2026 syllabus, the latest published. NTA has not released the 2027 list yet. With each unit: how many questions the live bank holds for it.

  1. Electrostatics

    Electric Charges & Fields, Electrostatic Potential & Capacitance

    110 questions

  2. Current Electricity

    27 questions

  3. Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism

    Moving Charges & Magnetism, Magnetism & Matter

    49 questions

  4. Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents

    Electromagnetic Induction, Alternating Current

    50 questions

  5. Electromagnetic Waves

    21 questions

  6. Optics

    Ray Optics & Optical Instruments, Wave Optics

    51 questions

  7. Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation

    17 questions

  8. Atoms and Nuclei

    Atoms, Nuclei

    32 questions

  9. Electronic Devices

    Semiconductor Electronics

    14 questions

Counted 25 Oct from the live bank. The count is refreshed every day.

Where Physics marks are won

Electrostatics, current electricity and magnetism are the first three units of the syllabus, and their numericals repeat the same few relationships. Solve enough of them under time and the setup becomes automatic.

Optics, dual nature, atoms, nuclei and semiconductors are shorter and more conceptual: direct statements, graphs and quick calculations. They can be quick marks if you have read the NCERT text closely.

How MockMob turns Physics practice into marks

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CUET Physics questions, answered

Is NCERT enough for CUET Physics?
NTA sets domain subjects as per the NCERT syllabus, so the Class 12 book is the base. The gap is speed and accuracy on objective questions, which timed practice closes.
Which Physics chapters should I start with?
Start with electrostatics, current electricity and magnetism, the first three units, then do short timed sets on the modern physics chapters, which are shorter.
How is the CUET Physics paper marked?
50 questions in 60 minutes, all compulsory. A right answer is +5, a wrong one is -1, and a question left blank is 0, so the paper is out of 250. MockMob marks every full mock the same way.
How many Physics mocks can I take on MockMob?
As many as you want. The Physics bank holds 383 checked questions (counted 25 Oct), and each paper is built from it when you start, with questions you have not answered first. Pro has no cap. On Free, each paper uses credits. A long run of papers can bring back a question you have seen; NTA mode names any repeat on the paper.

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