Karnataka 2nd PUC Psychology Model Question Papers 2026-27 PDF Download – MQP 1 to 5

Students preparing for the Karnataka 2nd PUC Psychology examination can download all five Psychology Model Question Papers for 2026-27 (MQP 1 to MQP 5) in PDF format from this page.

These KSEAB model papers help students understand the examination pattern, practise important Psychology questions and prepare for short-answer, descriptive and practical-based questions. The uploaded papers include Kannada and English versions.

Karnataka 2nd PUC Psychology 2026-27 – Quick Details

Board	Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB)
Class	2nd PUC / II PUC
Subject	Psychology
Subject Code	32
Academic Year	2026-27
Model Question Papers	MQP 1, MQP 2, MQP 3, MQP 4 and MQP 5
Maximum Marks	80
Examination Duration	3 Hours
Total Numbered Questions	44
Languages	Kannada and English
Parts	A, B, C, D and E (Practical)
File Format	PDF

Download Karnataka 2nd PUC Psychology Model Question Papers 2026-27

All five Psychology model question papers are available below. Select View PDF to open a paper in Google Drive or Download PDF to save it for offline practice.

Model Question Paper	View Online	Download
Psychology MQP 1 Kannada + English	View PDF	Download PDF
Psychology MQP 2 Kannada + English	View PDF	Download PDF
Psychology MQP 3 Kannada + English	View PDF	Download PDF
Psychology MQP 4 Kannada + English	View PDF	Download PDF
Psychology MQP 5 Kannada + English	View PDF	Download PDF

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Karnataka 2nd PUC Psychology Question Paper Pattern 2026-27

The uploaded Psychology model papers contain 44 numbered questions divided into five parts. The maximum marks are 80, and the examination duration is 3 hours.

Part	Question Pattern	Marks
A	5 MCQs, 5 fill-in-the-blanks, 5 matching and 5 one-word or one-sentence answers	20
B	Answer any 7 questions in 2–3 sentences, 2 marks each	14
C	Answer any 6 questions in 10–12 sentences, 4 marks each	24
D	Answer any 2 questions in 20–25 sentences, 6 marks each	12
E – Practical	Answer any 2 practical-based questions, 5 marks each	10
Total Marks		80

Important Examination Instructions

All five parts of the question paper are compulsory, but students must follow the answer-selection instructions within each part. Answers should be written completely in either Kannada or English.

For Part A questions, the model papers state that only the first written answers will be considered for evaluation.

Important Psychology Topics for Practice

The following practice areas are identified from the questions appearing in the five uploaded 2026-27 Psychology model papers.

• Intelligence and Individual Differences: Intelligence, IQ, multiple intelligences, Spearman's two-factor theory, Sternberg's triarchic theory and assessment methods.
• Psychological Assessment: Verbal and non-verbal tests, performance tests, aptitude, projective techniques, the Rorschach Inkblot Test and Thematic Apperception Test.
• Personality: Freud's theories, Carl Jung's personality types, Eysenck's personality inventory, the 16 Personality Factors and other personality approaches.
• Stress and Coping: Sources and effects of stress, stress management, life skills, coping strategies and effects of stress on psychological functioning.
• Psychological Disorders: Anxiety-related conditions, obsessive-compulsive disorder, dissociative disorders, schizophrenia, mood disorders and substance-related problems.
• Therapeutic Approaches: Behaviour therapy, systematic desensitisation, rational emotive therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy and yoga-based approaches mentioned in the papers.
• Attitude and Social Cognition: Attitude formation, attitude change, balance theory, prejudice, stereotypes and ways of managing prejudice.
• Social Influence and Group Processes: Group characteristics, different types of groups, social loafing, group behaviour and social relationships.
• Emotional Intelligence: Characteristics of emotionally intelligent persons and the role of emotional intelligence in behaviour.
• Psychology Practical Work: Intelligence, personality, adjustment, stereotypes and group relationships assessed through the procedures specified in the model papers.

Important: These topics have been identified from the supplied model papers. This is a revision guide, not an independently verified complete chapter-wise syllabus or a guarantee of final examination questions.

Important Psychology Practical Questions

Part E of the model papers is a 10-mark practical section. Students must answer any two questions carrying 5 marks each.

The practical questions require students to explain the plan and procedure followed while conducting a psychological assessment or experiment. Across MQP 1 to MQP 5, examples include:

• Eysenck Personality Inventory: Assessing personality using the EPI.
• Jalota's General Mental Ability Test: Assessing intellectual capacity.
• Bell's Adjustment Inventory: Assessing the degree of adjustment.
• Sachs' Sentence Completion Test: Assessing personality.
• Sociometric Method: Studying group structure and social relationships.
• Stereotype Assessment: Studying stereotypes about people of different nationalities.

Students should practise describing the procedure accurately and in the sequence taught during their practical classes. The examples above do not replace the practical instructions given in the prescribed study materials.

How to Prepare for Psychology Descriptive Questions

For 2-mark questions, practise writing brief, accurate definitions and explanations. Avoid lengthy answers when a short response is sufficient.

For 4-mark questions, prepare explanations with clear points and appropriate examples. Revise psychological theories, stress, mental health topics, therapy techniques and social behaviour.

For 6-mark questions, organise answers with a brief introduction, main explanation and a suitable conclusion. Where a question asks for a comparison, explain the differences clearly.

For the practical section, prepare the plan and procedure for the assessment methods that appear in the model papers.

How to Prepare Using Psychology MQP 1 to MQP 5

Step 1 – Solve MQP 1: Attempt the first paper within three hours and identify the areas that require more revision.

Step 2 – Review your answers: Check definitions, psychological terminology, theories and the completeness of explanations.

Step 3 – Practise MQP 2: Focus on intelligence, personality, stress and psychological disorders.

Step 4 – Complete MQP 3: Practise descriptive answers and prepare the experiment procedures appearing in the practical section.

Step 5 – Attempt MQP 4: Solve the paper without referring to notes. Pay attention to longer answers and time management.

Step 6 – Solve MQP 5: Attempt it as a final mock examination and review the answers using textbooks and class notes.

After completing all five model papers, practise previous-year Psychology examination papers for additional revision.

Karnataka 2nd PUC Psychology Previous Question Papers

Students can explore the existing PediaWikiBlog Psychology question-paper archive for older examinations and additional practice.

Karnataka PUC Psychology Previous Question Papers – Subject Archive

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Study tip: Previous-year papers help students explore different question formats. For the structure described in this article, refer to the uploaded 2026-27 model papers.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How many Psychology model question papers are available for 2026-27?

Five model question papers, numbered MQP 1 to MQP 5, are provided on this page.

2. What is the subject code for Karnataka 2nd PUC Psychology?

The subject code is 32.

3. What are the maximum marks and examination duration?

The uploaded model papers specify 80 marks and an examination duration of 3 hours.

4. How many numbered questions are included?

The papers contain 44 numbered questions, with internal choices.

5. Is there a practical section in the question paper?

Yes. Part E is a 10-mark practical section requiring answers to any two questions carrying 5 marks each.

6. Are the model question papers available in Kannada and English?

Yes. Each original PDF contains Kannada and English versions. The examination instructions require answers to be written completely in one of these languages.

7. Are answer keys or solved papers included?

No. These are model question papers without separate solved answers or answer keys.

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Important Information

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The model papers are provided for educational and examination-preparation purposes. Students should refer to official board notifications for final examination dates, syllabus changes and examination instructions.

Last Updated: 11 October 2026