July 17, 2026
Overview: Appealing campuses, travel-rich careers, and strong entry-level roles make a Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management (BTTM) an attractive choice. Admission to BTTM programmes across India's participating universities runs through a single entrance test CUET. This guide breaks down the CUET BTTM Questions you can expect, the updated 2027 exam pattern, the relevant syllabus, and 20 solved samples to help you prepare with clarity.
Please note (2027 status): NTA releases the official CUET UG Information Bulletin each year, and the exact list of available domain subjects can change.
The details below reflect the most recent confirmed CUET pattern. Always cross-check the current-year bulletin at cuet.nta.nic.in and the admission criteria of your target university before finalising your subjects.
CUET BTTM Questions are the multiple-choice questions (MCQs) a candidate answers in the CUET UG paper(s) that a university requires for admission to its Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management programme.
Since BTTM is a management-oriented tourism degree, universities typically map it to a relevant domain paper (such as Business Studies) and/or the General Test, depending on their own subject-mapping criteria.
Because domain-subject availability is revised periodically by NTA, the single most important step before you prepare is to confirm which CUET paper your target university actually requires for BTTM.
Start with the CUET BTTM Eligibility criteria and the full list of CUET BTTM Courses to map subjects to universities.
The following 20 solved MCQs cover both the Tourism and Business Studies areas relevant to BTTM aspirants. Use them to gauge the difficulty and format, then move to full-length mocks.
Q1. What does the acronym GDS stand for in the travel industry?
Answer: 2. Global Distribution System
Q2. Which organisation is the United Nations' specialised agency for tourism?
Answer: 3. UN Tourism (UNWTO)
Q3. A pre-planned, pre-paid trip that bundles transport, accommodation, and sightseeing is best described as a:
Answer: 2. Package Tour
Q4. In airline ticketing, "PNR" stands for:
Answer: 1. Passenger Name Record
Q5. Which body regulates civil aviation fares and airline association standards globally?
Answer: 2. IATA
Q6. A written, day-by-day plan of a traveller's route and activities is called a(n):
Answer: 2. Itinerary
Q7. "MICE" tourism refers to Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and:
Answer: 2. Exhibitions
Q8. Arrange the following stages of tour operations in the correct sequence:
Options: (i) B-C-A-D (ii) A-B-C-D (iii) C-B-A-D (iv) B-A-C-D
Answer: (i) B-C-A-D
Q9. A document issued by a travel agency that confirms a service has been paid for (e.g., a hotel stay) is a:
Answer: 2. Voucher
Q10. Which of the following is an example of an "attraction" pull factor in tourism?
Answer: 2. A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Q11. __________ is a national resource institution in India for Entrepreneurship Education, Research & Development.
Answer: 1. EDI
Q12. The organisational structure that clearly lays down authority-and-responsibility relationships is the:
Answer: 2. Formal structure
Q13. Who is known as the Father of Scientific Management?
Answer: 3. F.W. Taylor
Q14. Choose the option with the correct sequence of the controlling process:
Options: (i) B-D-C-E-A (ii) A-D-C-B-E (iii) E-D-B-C-A (iv) D-E-B-A-C
Answer: (i) B-D-C-E-A
Q15. SEBI stands for:
Answer: 3. Securities and Exchange Board of India
Q16. Which of the following is NOT part of the traditional marketing mix (4 Ps)?
Answer: 3. SWOT
Q17. The principle "unity of command" one subordinate should receive orders from only one superior was propounded by:
Answer: 2. Henri Fayol
Q18. Which function of management is considered the "first" or primary function that all others depend on?
Answer: 3. Planning
Q19. An indirect tax levied on goods imported into and exported out of India is called:
Answer: 2. Custom Duty
Q20. Which of the following is NOT typically an element of a financial plan?
Answer: 3. Supplier price lists
Ready for a full timed test? Move on to the CUET Mock Test Series and drill real patterns with CUET Previous Year Question Papers.
CUET UG follows one uniform pattern across every paper. Under the current pattern, all questions in a paper are compulsory; the earlier "attempt any 40 of 50" option has been discontinued.
This makes the negative-marking scheme far more important than before.
|
Aspect |
Details |
|
Question type |
MCQ (objective) |
|
Questions per paper |
50 |
|
Questions to attempt |
All 50 (compulsory) |
|
Marks per paper |
250 |
|
Marking correct |
+5 |
|
Marking incorrect |
−1 |
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Marking unattempted |
0 |
|
Duration per paper |
60 minutes |
|
Mode |
Computer-Based Test (CBT) |
Because every question now carries a −1 penalty for a wrong answer, blind guessing is riskier than it used to be. Learn the full framework on the CUET Exam Pattern page before you plan your attempt strategy.
Key change to remember: Total marks per paper are 250, not 200, and there is no 40/50 optionality. Any older material citing "attempt 40 of 50" or "200 marks" is out of date.
Under the current CUET UG pattern, a candidate can select a maximum of 5 subjects across the three sections:
Section I – Languages (common structure)
Section II – Domain Subjects (chosen to match your target course)
Section III – General Test / General Aptitude Test (GAT)
Sections I and III have a common syllabus for all candidates; Section II is where your BTTM-relevant choices matter.
Choose a combination that keeps you eligible for the maximum number of universities offering BTTM, then confirm each one against its published criteria.
Some domain subjects that were previously offered as standalone papers have been rationalised by NTA.
Where a subject is no longer a standalone paper, universities generally admit candidates on the basis of their General Test score. This is why confirming your university's current requirement is essential before you lock in subjects.
Once you know your combination, review the CUET Cut Off to shortlist realistic target colleges, and browse the full CUET Participating Universities list.
Where a university requires the Tourism domain paper for BTTM, and it is available in the current-year bulletin, questions are drawn from the following units. (Confirm availability for your exam year, as domain subjects are revised by NTA.)
Unit 1: Introduction to Travel & Tour Operations Business
Unit 2: Operations of a Travel Agency
Unit 3: Transport Network
Unit 4: Itinerary Planning
Unit 5: Tour Packaging & Programming
Unit 6: Package Tour Costing
Unit 7: Government and Professional Bodies
Unit 8: Global Distribution System (GDS)
For the authoritative, current unit list, always download the official file linked from the CUET Syllabus hub.
The CUET Business Studies syllabus paper, commonly mapped to management-oriented tourism programmes, covers Nature and Significance of Management, Principles of Management, Business Environment, Planning & Organising, Staffing, Directing & Controlling, Financial Management, Marketing, and Consumer Protection.
CUET BTTM-relevant papers typically use these MCQ formats:
Direct single-answer MCQs (definitions, facts, concepts)
Match-the-following
Assertion–reason / statement-based
Sequence/arrangement (order the steps correctly)
Passage-based questions
Getting comfortable with all five formats, especially sequencing and passage-based items, is where most candidates gain speed.
With all 50 questions now compulsory and negative marking in force, accuracy matters as much as coverage. A practical approach:
Attempt 15–20 full-length mocks before the exam, timed exactly like the real 60-minute paper.
Analyse every mock to isolate weak units, then revise those first.
Weigh each guess against −1. If you can eliminate two options, an educated attempt is usually worth it; a pure blind guess often is not.
Strengthen fundamentals and reading speed with the recommended CUET Preparation Books.
When you are ready to apply, follow the step-by-step CUET Application Form guide.
A BTTM degree opens roles such as Travel Consultant, Tour Operator/Manager, and Destination Management Professional, with perks like discounted travel and flexible schedules.
Entry-level pay varies widely by university, role, and location, so treat any single figure as indicative rather than fixed.
For current, role-wise ranges and the factors that influence them, see the dedicated CUET BTTM Salary page.
You now have the updated CUET BTTM Questions picture for 2027: all 50 questions compulsory, 250 marks per paper, +5/−1 marking, a maximum of five subjects, and admission routed through the domain paper your university maps to BTTM (with the General Test as the fallback where a subject has been rationalised).
Confirm your target university's current requirement, then let consistent, timed mock practice do the heavy lifting
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