Past and sample papers can help you understand the question style, OMR response process and syllabus for your programme. IPU CET papers are code-specific, so first match the paper to your course and admission year. GGSIPU’s official brochure gives the general 2026 format as 100 MCQs in 2.5 hours, with four marks for a correct answer and one mark deducted for an incorrect answer; the exact syllabus and any programme-specific notice take precedence.

Benefits of previous-paper practice

• Learn the section and topic balance for your own CET code rather than another programme’s paper.
• Practise managing a 2.5-hour OMR-based test and transferring answers carefully.
• Use the +4/-1 scheme to practise informed attempts, while leaving uncertain questions unanswered when appropriate.
• Review errors by topic and confirm any syllabus changes against the latest official brochure.

Where to look for papers and official material

Start with the GGSIPU UG brochure, PG brochure and the official CET notice board. Download past/sample papers only when linked or authorized by the University. The notice board provides official admit-card and objection/result links, but a public archive of every previous question paper is not guaranteed.

Do not assume exact questions will repeat or treat coaching-site solutions as University-issued material. Keep the CET code, subject mix and year with every downloaded paper.