CUET-UG 2026: History - 15 Practice Paper Sets & PYQs | Includes 5 Mock Tests & 10 Solved Papers | By Career Launcher | NTA CUET-UG History Exam Prep

The CUET-UG 2026: History - 15 Practice Paper Sets & PYQs by Career Launcher is a definitive preparation tool designed to help humanities students master the Section II (Domain Subject) of the NTA CUET-UG exam. This book is meticulously crafted to transform your Class 12 NCERT knowledge into the sharp, objective-oriented thinking required for a top university admission.

History in CUET-UG is known for its heavy reliance on source-based questions, timelines, and case studies. This guide addresses these challenges head-on by providing 10 fully solved papers (2023–2025) and 5 high-fidelity mock tests. Every practice set is designed to reflect the NTA's unique question-framing style, which often moves beyond simple dates to test your understanding of historical "Themes" such as urban planning in the Harappan civilization or the socio-political impact of the Bhakti-Sufi traditions.

Key Features:

• 15 High-Yield Practice Sets: Includes 10 authentic previous years' solved papers and 5 mock tests that strictly adhere to the 2026 NTA pattern.

• Latest Exam Intelligence: Features the fully solved 2025 CUET-UG History paper, giving you a direct look at the most recent shifts in difficulty and question types (Assertion-Reason, Chronology-based, and Map-matching).

• Deep Conceptual Explanations: Every answer comes with a detailed breakdown, explaining the historical context behind the correct choice to reinforce your memory.

• Mastering the 60-Minute Window: The mock tests are specifically calibrated to improve your speed, helping you manage 50 compulsory MCQs efficiently under exam pressure.

• NCERT-Aligned Syllabus: Comprehensive practice across all 12 major units, including:

  • Ancient India: Harappan Archaeology, Mauryan & Gupta Empires.

  • Medieval India: Travellers' Accounts, Vijayanagara Empire, and Mughal Agrarian Society.

  • Modern India: 1857 Revolt, Colonialism, Mahatma Gandhi, and the Making of the Constitution.