CUET 2026 Assamese Question Paper with Solution PDF
CUET 2026 Assamese Question Paper with Solution PDF is available for download following the NTA-conducted exam window of 11 May 2026 to 31 May 2026 . The Assamese test was held as a Computer-Based Test (CBT) and candidates can use the solutions to cross-check answers and estimate scores.
CUET 2026 Assamese Question Paper with Solution PDF — key facts
- Test format: Computer-Based Test (CBT). All questions were Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).
- Questions per test: 50 compulsory MCQs. Total marks per paper: 250 .
- Duration: 60 minutes per test. Marking scheme: +5 for each correct answer and -1 for each incorrect answer.
CUET 2026 Assamese Question Paper with Solution PDF — exam pattern & scope
CUET UG 2026 comprises three sections overall: Languages, Domain Subjects and the General Test. Each individual test, including Assamese, followed the same structure of 50 questions and a maximum of 250 marks. Candidates may choose up to 5 subject tests in total for undergraduate admission.
The syllabus for domain subjects is based mainly on Class 12 NCERT texts, while language and general test sections test comprehension and aptitude as per the exam design announced by the National Testing Agency (NTA).
How students can use the downloaded paper and solutions
Use the published solutions to tally correct and wrong answers and calculate a raw score: multiply correct answers by 5 , subtract 1 for every incorrect response. With 50 questions and a maximum of 250 marks, this gives immediate raw-score estimates that students can use while waiting for official answer keys or university cutoffs.
The availability of the Assamese question paper with solutions lets candidates verify question wording, check answer keys, and confirm any discrepancies before the NTA releases consolidated keys and further instructions to participating universities.
What the NTA has confirmed
The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducted CUET UG 2026 in a 21-day window from 11 May 2026 to 31 May 2026 across two daily shifts. The Assamese test followed the standard CUET pattern of 50 compulsory MCQs in a one-hour CBT slot.
Students should watch official NTA communications for final answer keys, result dates and admission schedules from universities using CUET scores.