CUET (UG) entrance exam Question Bank Solutions

When was Hampi declared as a place of national importance?

Who wrote the book, “Travels In The Mughal Empire”?

Which of these cities was not the capital of the Mughal Court?

Who gave the ‘Two-Nation’ theory?

Bangladesh was established in ______.

Chanhudaro was a tiny settlement almost exclusively devoted to craft production, which included making.

What is unique about Nageshwar and Balakot sites of the Harappan culture?

Which of the following statements is not correct?

Which of the following is known as the 'Lancashire of India'?

Organisations of craft producers and merchants were known as ______.

The first gold coins were issued in first century by ______.

The literal meaning of 'Kalibangan' is ______.

In which of the following sites were found specialized drills for bead making?

Who excavated the site Hastinapur in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh?

How were the coins used in the 1st century CE?

Sanga was an organisation of whom?

Study the following statements regarding Buddhism carefully.

1. Buddhism grew rapidly, both during the lifetime and after the death of Buddha.
2. Buddhism did not give much importance to conduct and values.
3. Buddhism appealed to many people who were dissatisfied with the existing religious practices.
4. Buddhism laid much stress on superiority based on birth.

Which of the above statements are correct?

Match the following.

The system of trade from 600 BCE to 600 CE is explained in the following ways. Which of them is/are true?

(i) Land and river routes criss-crossed the sub-continent and extended in different directions from 6th century BCE. The ruler tried to control these routes by offering protection for a price.

(ii) These different routes were traversed by peddlers who travelled by foot. But the merchants travelled by caravans of bullock carts and pack animals.

(iii) There were seafarers.Their ventures were risky but highly profitable.

Francois Bernier came to Mughal Empire in search of ______.