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Set of 20 questions papers with solutions each for Physics, Chemistry and
Biology.
Prepared as per the MH-CET syllabus prescribed by Directorate of Medical
Education and Research (DMER).
Exhaustive coverage of MCQs from all chapters.
Self-evaluative in nature
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Preface
MH-CET: 20 Question Paper Set is a series of 20 question papers, each test containing 200 multiple choice questions
which are divided into Physics, Chemistry and Biology sections. The question set is prepared keeping in mind the syllabus
prescribed for MH-CET.
Each test is divided into 50 multiple choice questions each of Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology as per the
MH-CET format. While preparing the book, utmost care has been taken to include a broad range of objective questions so
that no concept is left unattended and also to make it absolutely error-free.
Each question has been specifically selected to prepare the students on a competitive level. Hints have been provided for
selected multiple choice questions to help the students overcome conceptual or mathematical hindrances.
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as a guide for students at the time of revision and will provide proper and thorough practice giving the students an edge
above the rest.
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Index
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No.
Test Name
Page No.
Test
Test - 1
Test - 2
15
Test - 3
28
Test - 4
41
Test - 5
54
Test - 6
67
Test - 7
80
Test - 8
93
Test - 9
106
10
Test - 10
120
11
Test - 11
133
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Test - 12
146
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Test - 13
159
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Test - 14
172
15
Test - 15
185
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Test - 16
198
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Test - 17
211
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Test - 18
224
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Test - 19
237
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Test - 20
250
Answer Key
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Hints
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MODELTESTPAPER01
PHYSICS
1.
A glass tube of internal diameter 3.5 cm and
thickness 0.5 cm is held vertically with its
lower end immersed in water. The downward
pull on the tube due to surface tension (S.T. of
water = 0.074 N/m) is
(A) 1.86 N
(B) 1.86 101 N
(D) 1.86 103 N
(C) 1.86 102 N
PV
= constant is true for a
T
constant mass of an ideal gas undergoing
(A) Isothermal change
(B) Adiabatic change
(C) Isobaric change
(D) Any type of change
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0
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c
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R C CH3
OH OH
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81.
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(C)
R CH CH2
R CH2 CHO
(D)
R CH2 CH2 OH
(A)
OH
(B)
OH
OH
OH
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(D)
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OH
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90.
91.
92.
O
(A)
C6H5CH2Cl + KCN(alc) X + Y
Compounds X and Y are _______.
(A) C6H6, KCl
(B) C6H5CH2CN, KCl
(C) C6H5CH3, KCl
(D) CH3Cl, KCl
(B)
(B)
(C)
(C) Br
Br
1/T
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log k
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96.
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O
C OH
log k
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O
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C Br
O
(A)
HBr
KCN
H3O
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A
D
B
C
(ii) H 2 O
97.
log T
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
is used in the
the oxidation of
CaSO4
PbO2
The
general
formula
of
monocarboxylic acid is _______.
(A) CnH2n+1COOH
(B) CnH2nO2
(C) CnH2n2COOH
(D) Both (A) and (B)
8
aliphatic
99.
dissolving it in water
(C)
sublimation
(D)
273 K 278 K
(B)
373 K
(C)
413 K
(D)
523 K 723 K
protein
Transcription
(B) DNA
m-RNA
Translation
protein
Replication
(C) RNA
DNA
Transcription
protein
Transcription
(D) RNA
m-RNA
Translation
Protein
106. Plant germplasm is represented by
(A) various plant propagules.
(B) living tissue from which new plants can
be regenerated.
(C) plant cells containing germs of diseases.
(D) both (A) and (B)
107. The amount of water molecules required to
form one molecule of glucose in a
photosynthetic reaction is
(A) 6
(B) 10
(C) 1
(D) 12
to
to
to
to
moderate BOD
least BOD
Column I
a. Griffith
b. Hershey
and
Chase
c. Messelson
and
Stahl
d. Jacob and Monod
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
Column II
Lac operon
Semi-conservative
DNA replication
iii. Transduction
i.
ii.
iv.
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163. Coacervates
(A) are colloid droplets
(B) contain nucleoprotein
(C) are both (A) and (B)
(D) protobiont
164. To ensure effectiveness of reproduction in
mammals, which of the following is
important?
(A) Formation of yolk sac
(B) Retention of yolk sac
(C) Reduced number of egg
(D) Formation of placenta
165. Tendency of genes to get inherited together is
called
(A) differential inheritance
(B) pleotropism
(C) linkage
(D) cumulative inheritance
166. Amniocentesis is a process to
(A) determine any disease in heart
(B) determine any hereditary disease in the
embryo
(C) know about the disease of brain
(D) all of these
167. A person with antigen B on RBCs and
antibody a in the plasma belongs to the
blood group
(A) A
(B) B
(C) AB
(D) O
168. Neutrophils serve as
(A) mopping up
(C) macrophages
(B)
(D)
histocytes
shock troops
vas deferens
rete testis
(B)
(D)
Pons varolii
Diencephalon
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82. (D)
92. (B)
102. (C)
112. (A)
122. (B)
132. (B)
142. (D)
152. (C)
162. (A)
172. (B)
182. (A)
192. (C)
3. (D)
13. (B)
23. (D)
33. (A)
43. (C)
53. (A)
63. (B)
73. (B)
83. (C)
93. (B)
103. (C)
113. (D)
123. (C)
133. (C)
143. (B)
153. (A)
163. (B)
173. (C)
183. (C)
193. (A)
4. (D)
14. (B)
24. (D)
34. (D)
44. (A)
54. (D)
64. (D)
74. (D)
84. (D)
94. (B)
104. (D)
114. (B)
124. (A)
134. (C)
144. (D)
154. (D)
164. (C)
174. (C)
184. (B)
194. (B)
5. (A)
15. (B)
25. (D)
35. (B)
45. (C)
55. (A)
65. (A)
75. (A)
85. (B)
95. (B)
105. (B)
115. (D)
125. (A)
135. (B)
145. (A)
155. (C)
165. (B)
175. (D)
185. (D)
195. (B)
6. (D)
16. (B)
26. (A)
36. (B)
46. (A)
56. (B)
66. (C)
76. (A)
86. (A)
96. (C)
106. (B)
116. (D)
126. (B)
136. (A)
146. (D)
156. (B)
166. (A)
176. (C)
186. (A)
196. (A)
HINTS
TO
MODEL TEST PAPERS
274
32.
33.
Lyman = Balmer
45.
46.
P1 T1 (273 + 7)
1
= =
=
P2 T2 (273 + 287) 16
P2 = 16P1
35.
T.N.E.I = qi
36.
IC =
37.
38.
39.
41.
90
IE 10 = 0.9 IE
100
10
IE =
= 11 mA
0.9
Also IE = IB + IC IB = 11 10 = 1 mA.
42.
43.
Orbital speed, 0 =
44.
GM
; so speed of
r
satellite decreases with the increase in the
radius of its orbit. We need more than one
satellite for global communication. For stable
orbit it must pass through the centre of earth.
So only (B) is correct.
1
Balmer
276
1 1 5R
= RH 2 2 = H
2 3 36
Lyman
1 1 3R
= RH 2 2 = H
4
1 2
5
= 1215.4
27
B. dl = 0I
c
12
MR 2
I2
M(2R)2
2
1
4M 2 R 2
=
=
3
12
MR 2
12 MR 2
=
49.
1
m2 x2 = 2.5 J
2
A
As x =
2
P.E. =
1
A
m2 = 2.5
2
2
1
A2
= 2.5
m2
4
2
0 I
2 r
r = 104 0 metre
51.
50
B=
1
m2 A2 = 10 J
2
1
m2A2 = 10 J
2
5 105 =
2 r
54.
3.
F = T (2 r1 + 2r2)
= T 2 (1.75 + 2.25) 102
= 0.074 2 3.14 4 102
= 1.86 102 N
Resonant frequency
1
=
2 LC
does not
depend on resistance.
6.
2
I=
R + 10
V = I RAB =
2
20
10 =
R + 10
R + 10
V
20
20
=
=
L (R + 10) R + 10
8.
9.
18.
K T
K1 T1
T 2
=
=
=
K 2 T2 T 1
2
K1 : K2 = 2 : 1
20.
y = y0 sin 2 ft
20
10 103 = 0.4
R + 10
8
R + 10 = 2 = 800
10
R = 790 .
21.
= tan iP iP = tan1 n
V
El = l
L
15.
2
MR2
5
2
MR2 = 20 or MR2 = 50
5
M.I. about the tangent (acc. to theorem of || axis)
2
7
7
= MR2 + MR2 = MR2 = 50 = 70 kgm2
5
5
5
14.
d =
l = 45 = 5 9
l = 99 = 11 9
So other lengths between these values are,
l1 = 7 9 = 63 cm
l2 = 9 9 = 81 cm
So fundamental length is 9 cm.
9=
4
= 9 4 = 36 cm.
dy
= y0 2f cos 2
dt
dy
= y0 2f
dt max
ft
Wave velocity = f
According to the given condition, y0 2f = 4f
y0
=
2
According to law of conservation of angular
momentum; mvA OA = mvB OB;
vB / vA = OA / OB = x
23.
F = Ma = M2 x = M2 A sin t
Hence graph between F and t is a sine curve.
24.
Total charge Q = Q1 + Q2
= C1V1 + C2V2
= 2 106 100 + 6 106 300
= 200 106 + 1800 106
= 2000 106 C = 20 104 C.
28.
g = g 1 As h =
=
2
R
2
R
1
g = g
2
1
1
W = mg = mg = 40 = 20 kg-wt.
2
2
EA
= 2, lA = lB
EB
FA = FB
F
l
F
l
EA . A A = EB . B B
Area lA
Area lB
l
E
B = A = 2:1
EB
lA
i.e.
10.
3
kT
2
30.
31.
275
reaction
55.
64.
Dehydrohalogenation
R CH = CH2 + HX
RCH2 CH2 X
Alc.KOH
Alkyl halide
Alkene
Elimination
Alc.KOH
Ethylmethylamine or
N-Methylethanamine
(Secondary amine)
Trimethylamine or
N,N-Dimethylmethanamine
(Tertiary amine)
59.
60.
Type of hybridisation
sp2
dsp2
sp3
d2sp3
CH2 CH
n
Poly acrylonitrile
(PAN)
65.
66.
Increase in concentration of B
= 5 103 mol L1 ; Time = 10 sec
Rate of appearance of B
Increasein the concentration of B
=
Time taken
CH 3 N CH 3
|
CH3
58.
63.
sec-Propylamine or
Isopropylamine or
Propan-2-amine
(Primary amine)
CH3CH2NHCH3
61.
Vinyl
cyanide
Alkene
Alcohol
n-Propylamine or
Propan-1-amine
(Primary amine)
CH2 = CH
R CH = CH2 + HX
aq.KOH
57.
=
67.
5 103 mol L1
= 5 104 mol L1 sec 1
10 sec
70.
73.
74.
75.
76.
0.80 = E 0H
+
2 | H oxi
+ E 0Ag + |Ag
89.
E 0H
E 0Ag / Ag +
77.
2 |H
E0
= 0.0 V
Ag + |Ag
= 0.80 V
Benzyl chloride
Diborane
Trialkylborane
OH
(R CH2 CH2)3B +3H2O2
Trialkylborane
82.
H 0fH O
2
Ethyl alcohol
Ethyl chloride
+ POCl3 + HCl
Phosphorus
oxychloride
84.
91.
= 0.80 V
87.
(alc)
Benzyl cyanide
+ KCl
Ea
Arrhenius equation is log k = log A
.
2.303 RT
1
When log k is plotted against , a straight
T
92.
Lead
dioxide
Lead
dichloride
Chlorine
Water
97.
HBr
H3 O
KCN
Br
(i)Br2 / Re d P
COOH
(ii) H 2 O
CN
COOH
Br
98. A mixture of helium and oxygen is used for
the respiration in deep sea diving instead of air
because helium is less soluble in the blood
than nitrogen under high pressure.
99. In the preparation of K2Cr2O7, aqueous
solution containing Na2Cr2O7 and Na2SO4 is
concentrated. Na2SO4 having lower solubility
crystallizes out and further the crystals of
Na2SO4 are removed by filteration.
100. Aromatic diazonium salts are somewhat stable
at low temperature and hence, during their
preparation cold conditions are required.
During preparation of diazonium salts,
temperature
is
maintained
at/between
273 K 278 K.
RW(Roan)
F2 generation:
RW RW
R
W
R
RR
(red)
RW
(roan)
Gametes:
F1 generation:
XXYy xxYy
XY Xy
xY xy
F1 generation :
W
RW
(roan)
WW
(white)
121. Parents :
Tt Tt
T
t
TT
Tt
T
Tt
tt
t
Tall : Dwarf
3 :
1
113. Fungal hyphae penetrate into the host cells and
forms vesicles or finely branched arbuscles,
hence the name Vesicular Arbuscular
Mycorrhizae.
xY
XY
XxYY
Xy
XxYy
xy
XxYy
Xxyy
Thus, XxYY : 1
XxYy : 2
Xxyy : 1
xxyy : 0
125. Geitonogamy:
Autogamy:
I
IB
A A
I I
IA IB
A B
I I
IB IB
Haemophilic man
175.
Normal woman
XY
Gametes
F1 :
XX
Y
Xh X
XY
Carrier
daughter
Normal
son
both
will
be