Yes, it is normal to have an ulcer in various parts of the mouth, except on the teeth. An ulcer in the mouth can be caused by inflammation from a virus that is causing a sore throat. It is recommended to rest, drink plenty of water, avoid irritating foods, and take pain relievers if needed.
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