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CUET PG English Exam 2026 LIVE; Important Practice Questions, Topics & Short Notes for Last Minute Preparation

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Updated On: March 11, 2026 02:00 PM

CUET PG English Exam 2026 will be held tomorrow, March 12, 2026, from 4 PM to 5:30 PM. Follow this live blog for important practice questions, key topics, and short notes to help you with quick last-minute revision and exam strategy before the CUET PG English paper.
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CUET PG English exam 2026 is scheduled for tomorrow, March 12, 2026 . It will be conducted in the third shift, from 4 PM to 5:30 PM . English is one of the most important and popular subjects among students; lakhs of students are appearing for this paper this year as well. The question paper will follow the usual pattern, including a total of 75 questions.

With the CUET PG English exam just a few hours away, you must shift your entire focus to just revisions. For last-minute preparation, you can focus on revising major authors, important texts, literary movements, and key literary terms like allegory, ballad, dramatic monologue, elegy, satire, soliloquy, sonnet, and tragedy. Many experts suggest completing the first 50 questions in 60 minutes, then the remaining 25 in 20 minutes, and reserving the last 10-15 minutes for revision.

CUET PG English Exam 2026 Quick Facts

Some of the details and facts related to the Karnataka 2nd PUC Economics Exam 2026 can be found below:

Aspect

Details

Exam Date

March 12, 2026

Exam Time

4 PM to 5:30 PM

Questions

75 MCQ-Based Questions

Max Marks

300 Marks

Stay tuned to our live blog for real-time updates on CUET PG English Exam 2026, expert tips, practice questions, and essential short notes to help with your preparation before the exam.

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CUET PG English Exam 2026 LIVE

  • 02 00 PM IST - 11 Mar'26

    What is Intertextual Fallacy?

    Intertextual fallacy refers to the mistake of interpreting a literary work only through references to other texts, assuming its meaning depends entirely on those external texts rather than the work itself.

    In simple terms, it is the error of over-relying on intertextual references while interpreting literature.


     

  • 01 45 PM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 12

    Arrange the following Indian writers by birth year:

    (A) Mukhtar Faisal
    (B) Devdutt Pattanaik
    (C) Anuradha Roy
    (D) Amitav Ghosh

    Answer - D → C → B → A


     

  • 01 30 PM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 11

    At whose request during the Nayaka rule was The Mahabharata translated into Tamil?

    1. Krishnadevaraya
    2. Venkataraya
    3. Sarfoji
    4. Arumuga
    Answer - Venkataraya

  • 01 15 PM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 10

    Which ONE of the following female characters does not figure in the works by Kalidasa?

    1. Urvashi
    2. Malavika
    3. Shakuntala
    4. Kunti

    Answer - Kunti


     

  • 01 00 PM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 9

    Which of the following books relate to the Partition of India?

    (A) The Broken Mirror
    (B) Coolie
    (C) Midnight’s Children
    (D) Ice-Candy Man

    Answer - (A), (C) and (D) only


     

  • 12 45 PM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Question from World Literature & Awards

    Arrange the following Nobel Prize winners in chronological order of award:

    (A) Doris Lessing
    (B) William Golding
    (C) J. M. Coetzee
    (D) Wole Soyinka

    Answer - B → D → C → A


     

  • 12 30 PM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Question from Historical Context of Literature

    The Wars of the Roses refers to:

    1. War between England and Ireland
    2. Civil war in France during the late Middle Ages
    3. War between kingdoms of England and France
    4. Civil war in England between the Lancastrian and Yorkist dynasties

    Answer - Civil war in England between the Lancastrian and Yorkist dynasties


     

  • 12 15 PM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Mega Practice for Literary Movements - 2

    Arrange chronologically:

    (A) Pre-Raphaelite
    (B) Restoration
    (C) The Graveyard School of Poetry
    (D) Stream of Consciousness


     

  • 12 00 PM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Mega Practice for Literary Movements - 1

    The central doctrine of the Enlightenment was:

    1. Individual liberty
    2. Rule of monarchy
    3. Religious freedom
    4. Rationalism

  • 11 45 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Mega Practice for Literary Terms - 2

    Match List I with List II

    List I

    List II

    (A) Humour

    (i) Anger

    (B) Sanguine

    (ii) Courage

    (C) Melancholic

    (iii) Apathy

    (D) Phlegmatic

    (iv) Happiness

  • 11 30 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Mega Practice for Literary Terms - 1

    Hamartia refers to a trait in the protagonist in plays that are:

    1. Comedies
    2. Tragedies
    3. Tragicomedy
    4. Morality plays

  • 11 00 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Shakespearean Quotation Identification

    Match List I with List II

    List I (Quote from the Play)

    List II (Name of the Play)

    (A) “Briefly is the soul of wit”

    (i) The Tempest

    (B) “All the world’s a stage”

    (ii) Hamlet

    (C) “We are such stuff as dreams are made of”

    (iii) Macbeth

    (D) “Out, out brief candle”

    (iv) As You Like It

  • 10 45 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Mega Practice for Major Authors - 2

    Match List I with List II

    List I (Actual Name)

    List II (Pen name / Pseudonym)

    (A) J. K. Rowling

    (i) Anne Radclyffe (?)

    (B) Mary Ann Evans

    (ii) Robert Galbraith

    (C) Agatha Christie

    (iii) George Eliot

    (D) Charlotte Brontë

    (iv) Mary Westmacott

  • 10 30 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Mega Practice for Major Authors - 1

    Who among the following were known as the University Wits?

    (A) John Lyly
    (B) Ben Jonson
    (C) Thomas Nashe
    (D) Thomas Middleton


     

  • 10 15 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    CUET PG English Prep Tip

    Experts suggest taking a short break after every 60 to 90 minutes of revision. This helps maintain focus and prevents mental fatigue before the exam.


     

  • 10 00 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 8

    The term soliloquy refers to:

    A. A speech delivered to another character
    B. A speech where a character speaks their thoughts aloud while alone
    C. A conversation between two characters
    D. A speech delivered by the narrator

    Answer: B. A speech where a character speaks their thoughts aloud while alone


     

  • 09 45 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 7

    Who wrote the novel Pride and Prejudice?

    A. Charlotte Brontë
    B. Jane Austen
    C. George Eliot
    D. Emily Brontë

    Answer: B. Jane Austen

  • 09 30 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 6

    Which novel begins with the famous line, “Call me Ishmael”?

    A. Moby-Dick
    B. The Old Man and the Sea
    C. Robinson Crusoe
    D. Treasure Island

    Answer: A. Moby-Dick


     

  • 09 15 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 5

    A poem that expresses deep sorrow, usually for someone who has died, is called:

    A. Ode
    B. Elegy
    C. Sonnet
    D. Ballad

    Answer: B. Elegy

  • 09 00 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 4

    Who is the author of the play Waiting for Godot?

    A. Samuel Beckett
    B. Harold Pinter
    C. George Bernard Shaw
    D. John Osborne

    Answer: A. Samuel Beckett

  • 08 45 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 3

    Which of the following works was written by Virginia Woolf?

    A. Mrs Dalloway
    B. Middlemarch
    C. Tess of the d'Urbervilles
    D. Wuthering Heights

    Answer: A. Mrs Dalloway


     

  • 08 30 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 2

    Which literary movement is commonly associated with William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge?

    A. Modernism
    B. Romanticism
    C. Victorianism
    D. Realism

    Answer: B. Romanticism

  • 08 15 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Practice Question 1

    Who wrote The Waste Land?

    A. W.B. Yeats
    B. T.S. Eliot
    C. Ezra Pound
    D. W.H. Auden

    Answer: B. T.S. Eliot


     

  • 08 00 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Download Complete CUET PG English Syllabus Here

    If you don’t already have the English syllabus for 2026, you can download it from here! It’s important to keep it handy during your preparations.

  • 07 45 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Literary Periods in Chronological Order

    Students should also revise literary periods in chronological order, such as:

    • Old English
    • Middle English
    • Renaissance
    • Restoration
    • Victorian
    • Modern literature

    Questions are often asked about the characteristics of these periods.


     

  • 07 30 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Major Literary Movements

    Candidates should also revise major literary movements like:

    • Romanticism
    • Modernism
    • Victorian literature
    • Postmodernism

    Understanding the features of each movement can help answer several questions quickly.


     

  • 07 15 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Revise Important Authors

    Many teachers suggest revising important authors and their famous works early in the morning. Questions may be asked about writers such as Shakespeare, Milton, Wordsworth, T.S. Eliot, and Virginia Woolf.

  • 07 00 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    What to do today?

    Try to keep your preparation focused on revision rather than learning completely new topics today. Short notes and quick summaries can help you recall information faster.

  • 06 45 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Mock Tests and PYQPs

    Experts recommend solving a few questions from previous years or mock MCQs in the morning. This helps refresh concepts and improves confidence before the exam.

  • 06 30 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    English Chapter Wise Weightage

    The chapter-wise expected weightage for CUET PG English exam is given below:

    Unit

    Weightage

    Literary Theory & Criticism

    30-32%

    Indian Writing in English

    18-20%

    British Literature

    16-18%

    American Literature

    14-16%

    Grammar & Usage

    8-10%

  • 06 15 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    Exam Pattern Reminder!

    The CUET PG English question paper will contain 75 MCQ-based questions carrying a total of 300 marks. You will be given a total of 90 minutes to attempt the paper. You should focus on accuracy as well as speed while attempting the paper.

  • 06 00 AM IST - 11 Mar'26

    CUET PG English Exam 2026 Date & Time

    Good morning candidates! The CUET PG English exam will be conducted tomorrow, March 12, 2026, in the third shift from 4 PM to 5:30 PM. With the exam just hours away, this is the perfect time to start your final round of revision.

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