Rajasthan CET (12th Level) | Common Eligibility Test (Senior Secondary Level)

Rajasthan CET (12th Level): full-length mock (120 questions)

A full-length Rajasthan CET (12th Level) mock modelled on the Common Eligibility Test (Senior Secondary Level): 120 original questions across 7 sections, weighted towards moderate and hard, each with a worked solution.

Before you start

120 questions in 150 minutes on a single clock — a full-length paper modelled on the Common Eligibility Test (Senior Secondary Level).
Each question carries one mark; one third of a mark is deducted for a wrong answer, and unanswered questions carry no penalty.
The difficulty is deliberately weighted towards moderate and hard (about 91 of 120) so the set stays useful on repeat attempts. Every question is original with a worked solution shown after you submit.

Sections in this test

Section	Questions
Rajasthan GK and Administrative SystemGeneral Awareness	50
Geography of IndiaGeneral Awareness	10
Everyday ScienceGeneral Science	15
Logical Reasoning and MathematicsReasoning Ability	15
General Hindi and General EnglishEnglish Language	15
Computer KnowledgeComputer Aptitude	5
Current Affairs and Public HealthCurrent Affairs	10

Sample questions with worked solutions

A few questions from this test, with the answer key and the method behind it. The full set of 120 runs under a timer, and every solution is on the analysis screen once you submit.

General Awareness · solved example

How many Fundamental Duties are listed in the Indian Constitution?

10
11Correct
9
12

Solution

There are eleven Fundamental Duties after the 86th Amendment added the eleventh.

General Awareness · solved example

The ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha is the:

Prime Minister
President of India
Speaker of the Lok Sabha
Vice President of IndiaCorrect

Solution

The Vice President of India is the ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha.

General Science · solved example

What is the SI unit of magnetic flux?

WeberCorrect
Farad
Henry
Tesla

Solution

The weber is the SI unit of magnetic flux.

Reasoning Ability · solved example

Statements: A ≥ F < E > B = C Conclusions: I. C ≥ E II. B ≤ E Which conclusion(s) definitely follow?

Only I follows
Only II followsCorrect
Both I and II follow
Neither I nor II follows
Either I or II follows

Solution

Reading the chain, conclusion I is not necessarily true and conclusion II is true. Hence: only ii follows.

English Language · solved example

Behavioural economics has quietly overturned a comfortable assumption: that people, given information, will act in their own best interest. In experiment after experiment, humans prove predictably irrational. We overvalue what we already own, fear a loss more than we relish an equal gain, and follow the herd even against the evidence. Rather than lament these flaws, some economists have sought to harness them. A pension scheme that enrols workers by default, allowing them to opt out, dramatically raises participation, not by compelling anyone but by making inertia work for the saver instead of against him. Critics warn that such "nudges" can shade into manipulation, and that the line between guiding a choice and dictating it is thinner than its advocates admit. The debate, ultimately, is less about economics than about how much we trust institutions to know what is good for us.

Which human tendency is mentioned?

Always ignoring the herd
Valuing losses and gains equally
Acting only on evidence
Fearing a loss more than relishing an equal gainCorrect
Undervaluing what we own

Solution

The passage says we fear a loss more than we relish an equal gain.

How this test is marked

Correct answer

Wrong answer

-0.333

Unanswered

Because a blank carries no penalty, guessing only pays when you can eliminate at least two options. The analysis screen after the test shows you exactly where guessing cost you marks.