CUET UG Accountancy Mock Test 2026 – Free Online Test Series
This page lists all 5 free CUET UG Accountancy mock tests on Sarkari Results Now. A typical test has about 20 questions with a 20-minute timer. Tests follow the latest CUET UG Accountancy exam pattern and are free to attempt. Attempt them in order, review the answers after each test and track your progress to find weak topics before the real exam.
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CUET UG Accountancy Mock Test 3 (20 Questions)
CUET UG Accountancy practice mock test 3/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
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CUET UG Accountancy practice mock test 4/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
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Start TestCUET UG Accountancy Mock Test 5 (20 Questions)
CUET UG Accountancy practice mock test 5/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
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Start TestCUET UG Accountancy Mock Test 2 (20 Questions)
CUET UG Accountancy practice mock test 2/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
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Start TestCUET UG Accountancy Mock Test 1 (20 Questions)
CUET UG Accountancy practice mock test 1/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
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Sample CUET UG Accountancy Questions
Credit sales are ₹6,00,000 and average debtors are ₹1,00,000. The debtors turnover ratio is:
- 6 times
- 12 times
- 0.6 times
- 5 times
Agreement of the trial balance is evidence of:
- Correct classification of all transactions
- Complete accuracy of the books of account
- Arithmetical accuracy of the ledger postings
- Absence of all errors in the books
Opening stock ₹20,000, purchases ₹1,00,000 and closing stock ₹30,000. The cost of goods sold is:
- ₹90,000
- ₹1,10,000
- ₹1,20,000
- ₹1,50,000
An asset costing ₹2,00,000 is depreciated at 10% p.a. on the written down value method. Its book value at the end of 2 years is:
- ₹1,64,000
- ₹1,60,000
- ₹1,62,000
- ₹1,80,000
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