The CUET PG Textile Design exam 2025 was held on 30th March 2025 in Shift 2. After the exam, students can download the question paper, answer key, and solutions in PDF format. This exam assesses skills in design principles, color theory, fabric structures, surface ornamentation, CAD in textile design, and historical textile patterns.
A total of 75 multiple-choice questions must be solved in 60 minutes, contributing to a maximum of 300 marks. 4 marks are awarded for each correct answer, and 1 mark is deducted for incorrect ones.
CUET PG Textile Design 2025 Question Paper with Solutions PDF
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With this type of polymerization in fibers the monomers add or join end to end and liberate by-product/s.
Copolymers are polymerized from two or more different monomers. The subcategories of copolymers are:
(A) Random Copolymer
(B) Block Copolymer
(C) Alternating Copolymer
(D) Graft Copolymer
The yarns produced by splitting or slitting of sheets of material are called as ...........
Ring spinning machine was invented by:
Select the extra step which is used in Worsted yarn spinning than Woolen yarn spinning.
List the basic fabric weaves from the weaves mentioned below.
(A) Rib Weave
(B) Twill Weave
(C) Basket Weave
(D) Lappet Weave
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Corded complex yarns consist of:
A. Base Yarn
B. Effect Yarn
C. Binder Yarn
D. Fancy Yarn
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It is a comb-like device placed between the heddle/harnesses and the cloth/fabric beam on a hand loom.
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Twill weave is used in which of the below mentioned fabrics:
A. Serge
B. Gabardine
C. Tweed
D. Surah
Titanium Oxide and Geranium Oxide are added in dope solution before spinning of the manufactured fibers as:
Carriers are organic compounds that accelerate the disperse dyeing process when added in the bath. Examples of water insoluble carriers are:
A. Trichlorobenzene
B. Diphenol
C. Benzoic Acid
D. O-phenylphenol
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114 meters of yarn was found to weigh 3 grammes. Calculate the count of the yarn.
Calculate the count of the threefold cotton yarn composed of 20s, 15s and 12s singles.
Calculate the total number of ends/yarn in 36 inches wide fabric with 76 reed count and 0.5 inch of selvedge on each side (assuming 2 ends/yarn per dent for body as well as for selvedge).
Himroo is a cotton warp and silk weft brocade produced at ..........., Maharashtra.
The double ikat work of Gujarat, Orissa and Andhra Pradesh is ........... weave.
Use of textiles made of cotton, linen and silk between the 15th century and 2nd centuries BC is mentioned in ...........
A. Ramayana
B. Buddhist sources
C. Mahabharata
D. Islamic literature
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Chintz term is used for ........... textiles.
The Institutes of Handloom Technology were established in the year ...........
Kinkhab is a kind of ........... textiles.
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In which village of Andhra Pradesh square double Ikat Telias are produced.
The ............... is the space between the two halves of the warp in which the weaver places the weft thread/yarn just after the reed while weaving on a loom.
The necessary weave at the beginning of each warp to spread out the warp ends evenly and to close the gaps left when knotting the warp to the front stick/warp beam in table top loom weaving is called as ................
Number of minimum shafts / harnesses required to make a double cloth weave (2-layers).
Twill weave variations in woven fabrics are:
A mass of fibers lying indiscriminately in all directions, not spun or twisted into yarn and not interworked in any regular order, can be made into a firm fabric using processes involving heat, pressure, friction etc. is called as ................
Match the LIST-I with LIST-II.
............... Weave is a weave in which warp yarn of a pair is moved from side to side using doup attachment on loom and is also called gauze weave. This weave allows weft yarns to be held apart without slipping and forms open plain weave.
Linen is a generic name for ................
Novelty yarn with closed loops at intervals used for textural interest and warmth generation from air trapping is called as ................
National Handloom Day has started to be celebrated as a national event since ................
Khadi day is celebrated every year in India on ................
The full form of HEPC nodal agency constituted under the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India to promote exports of handloom products is ................
The annual exhibition held in the month of February or March in Delhi for the world of textiles and garment manufacturing industry is ................
Forecasts are important for creating collections according to future trends and consumer demands. The forecasting services are provided globally by:
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Pantone TCX means standard color swatch dyed on ................
Rank the weaves in ascending order as per the number of minimum harnesses required on loom to weave:
A. Plain Weave
B. Satin Weave
C. Twill Weave
D. Dobby Weave
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Write the sequence of mechanism of Textile Dyeing.
A. Dissolution of dye molecules in water
B. Absorption of dye into the fiber
C. Dispersion of the dye in the bath
D. Diffusion of dye inside the fiber
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Once the loom is set in regard to warp and weft, the loom goes through a series of motions to form the fabric. Regardless of the kind of loom or pattern to be woven, the basic weaving operation consists of the following steps from primary to secondary in sequence:
A. Shedding
B. Picking
C. Beating
D. Taking up and Letting off
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Sequence of steps for production and processing of Silk yarn.
A. Reeling
B. Stifling and Brushing
C. Degumming
D. Throwing
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Rank as per the repeat of print design increases in size from small to big using the below-mentioned printing processes.
A. Block
B. Screen
C. Rotary
D. Roller
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Rank the below-mentioned fibers as per their drapability property from high to low.
A. Cotton
B. Flax
C. Wool
D. Silk
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Match the LIST-I with LIST-II.
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Which of the below-mentioned processes are the dye fixing method after printing of a fabric.
A. Baking
B. Pad-batch method
C. Reduction
D. Ageing
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The styles mentioned below fall under the resist style of printing in textiles.
A. Batik
B. Tie and Dye
C. Dabu
D. Digital
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If there are 72 dents per 2 inches in a reed and 2 ends/yarn are drawn from each dent, what will be ends/yarn per inch of the fabric?
................ is used to test the wash fastness of dyes in textile materials.
Jig dyeing, Beam Dyeing, Winch Dyeing, Pad Dyeing and Jet Dyeing are all examples of ................ dyeing at the fabric stage.
Wool blend mark signifies that at least ................ % of virgin wool fibers have been blended with only one other fiber.
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To the fiber add 85% formic acid at room temperature. Then the fiber dissolves. Identify the fiber.
Which among the below mentioned fibers is not a regenerated fiber?
Glauber's salt (Na2SO4·10H2O) is used as a .......... agent with acid dyes.
Ikats of Orissa, Patan Patolas of Gujarat and Pochampally of Telangana are examples of .......... dyeing technique.
The general composition of printing paste has ..........
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The embroidery style defined by using of mirror work along with embroidery stitches to create designs on fabrics by tribal community of Gujarat is called as ..........
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The full form of GI tag given to a craft of specific region is ...........
Woven carpets in India are majorly produced in ...........
A. Jaipur
B. Mirzapur
C. Assam
D. Bhadoi
The major textile powerloom centres in India are ...........
A. Surat
B. Ahmedabad
C. Bhilwara
D. Kashmir
In triaxial weaving three sets of yarns (two warps and one weft) are woven at an angle of ........... degrees.
........... involves printing with a chemical substance which destroys the fiber in the pattern design print area. Thus, a hole/gradation in the fabric is formed where the chemical contacts the fabric.
The cost of production of a woven fabric depends on ...........
A. Type of yarn used
B. Type of fiber used
C. Type of dyeing used
D. Thread Count of the fabric
Process of Viscose Rayon filament production involves ...........
A. Ripening
B. Ageing
C. Shredding
D. Xanthating
Hound's tooth pattern is a common example of ........... design.
........... is also called 'Green Gold'.
Match LIST-I with LIST-II.
........... is basically a 3-Dimensional object having volume and thickness.
The diameter of yarn is ........... to the square roots of the cotton count.
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