CET 2024 Previous Year Paper Analysis Guide
09 Nov 2026 · Updated 09 Nov 2026
This guide shows question count per subject, question types, focus areas and how to practice the full 150‑question paper on PublicNaukri.
Paper Overview
- The official Rajasthan CET (Graduate) paper has 150 questions.
- Time allowed is 180 minutes.
- We have analysed 147 questions on PublicNaukri.
- 3 questions are missing because they were deleted in the final answer key or needed a figure/diagram.
Subjects and Question Distribution
- Hindi: 17 questions (12 %)
- Rajasthan Geography: 14 questions (10 %)
- English: 13 questions (9 %)
- Indian Geography: 13 questions (9 %)
- Indian Polity: 12 questions (8 %)
- Computer: 11 questions (7 %)
- Economy: 10 questions (7 %)
- Indian History: 10 questions (7 %)
- General Science: 9 questions (6 %)
- Rajasthan History & Culture: 9 questions (6 %)
- Mathematics: 8 questions (5 %)
- Reasoning: 8 questions (5 %)
- Current Affairs: 7 questions (5 %)
- Rajasthan Polity & Schemes: 5 questions (3 %)
- Agriculture & Animal Husbandry: 1 question (1 %)
Types of Questions Seen
- Objective MCQs with a single correct answer.
- Some questions ask for the most appropriate option.
- Few require a short factual answer or a diagram (these were the missing ones).
Areas to Focus
- Strengthen Hindi grammar and idiom meanings as it has the highest count.
- Review Rajasthan Geography and Indian Geography facts.
- Practice English synonyms and prepositions.
- Brush up on Indian Polity and Rajasthan Polity & Schemes.
- Solve computer networking and basic BCD addition problems.
- Revise economy trade policies and financial terms.
How to Practice with Full Paper
- Download the official paper PDF from the source link.
- Attempt all 150 questions in one sitting, timing yourself for 180 minutes.
- After finishing, compare your answers with the official answer key.
Using PublicNaukri Test
- Visit the practice link and take the full CET test.
- The test mimics the official paper format and timing.
- Review the detailed solution for each of the 147 analysed questions.
Quick Revision Tips
- Make a short note of important facts per subject.
- Do daily timed quizzes on weaker subjects.
- Re‑solve the missed questions from the official paper.
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