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CUET (UG) answer keys, year by year

NTA publishes one public PDF a year holding the final answer key for every CUET (UG) paper, and this page deep-links 128 of them — all 37 papers, across 3 years — to the page where each subject's key begins. It does not publish the question papers.

Every link below opens a document on an NTA or gov.in host. Nothing on this page is hosted here, and no third-party compilation is listed, because its accuracy could not be cited.

One 334-page PDF holds the final key for all 37 papers across 19 exam dates. A subject's key runs over several sheets — one per date and shift — so each link opens at the first of them.

A 324-page PDF on the same pattern as 2026: the same 37 papers over 19 exam dates, one sheet per date and shift.

2024 was the last year of the 63-paper structure and the only year run in two modes, so it has two key documents — 63 papers computer-based, 17 of them also sat on OMR sheets. The 26 papers NTA dropped in 2025 are not listed here, because this site has no subject page to attach them to.

Why can't you download a CUET question paper?

Because NTA has never published one. During the answer-key challenge window it shows each candidate their own paper, with their own recorded responses, behind an application-number-and-password login on cuet.nta.nic.in — and takes it down when the window closes. What survives that window is the answer key, which is why this page is a key index and not a paper archive.

A key on its own is still worth reading: it tells you how many questions each paper actually set, which questions NTA dropped, and where it accepted more than one correct option after the challenges. Any site offering you a downloadable CUET question paper reconstructed it from memory, which is why none is linked here.

What this page does not tell you

  • The questions themselves. NTA publishes keys; the paper is shown only to the candidate who sat it, during the challenge window.
  • Solutions or explanations. A key gives the correct option, never the working.
  • Third-party compilations — they are omitted on purpose, because their accuracy cannot be cited.