LU B.Sc. Matrices and Algebra Previous Year Question Paper — Semester I 2023
Second Paper — Matrices and Algebra (Paper Code 21222/31082).Regular / Improvement. Answer any five questions. All questions carry equal marks. Maximum marks 75 · Time 3 hours.
Paper Details
- University
- Lucknow University (LU)
- Course
- B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science)
- Semester
- Semester I
- Year of Exam
- 2023
- Exam Type
- Regular / Improvement
- Paper
- Second Paper — Matrices and Algebra
- Paper Code
- 21222/31082
- Maximum Marks
- 75
- Time Allowed
- 3 hours
Answer any five questions. All questions carry equal marks.
Semester I 2023 Question Paper
How to Practise This Paper
- Set aside 3 hours and attempt the paper exactly as per the printed instructions.
- Mark your answers against the syllabus and standard B.Sc. textbooks.
- Note the repeated topics across years — these are the most important for the upcoming LU exam.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the paper code for the LU B.Sc. Mathematics Semester I 2023 paper?
The paper code is 21222/31082. It is the Second Paper — Matrices and Algebra — of the B.Sc. Semester I (2023) examination of Lucknow University, held in the Regular / Improvement category.
How many questions are there in the LU B.Sc. Mathematics Semester I 2023 paper?
The paper contains multiple questions. Answer any five questions. All questions carry equal marks.
What is the marking scheme of the LU B.Sc. Mathematics Semester I 2023 paper?
The maximum marks for the paper are 75. Answer any five questions. All questions carry equal marks.
How much time is given for the LU B.Sc. Mathematics Semester I 2023 paper?
Candidates get 3 hours to complete the paper.
Is the LU B.Sc. Mathematics Semester I 2023 paper available for download?
The full question paper is available as a PDF on this page. You can view it directly in the browser or download it for offline practice. No sign-up is required.
Do I need to attempt all questions in the LU B.Sc. Mathematics paper 21222/31082?
No. The printed instruction on the paper says: Answer any five questions. All questions carry equal marks. Choose the questions you are most confident about within the 3 hours time limit.