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JEE Main Paper Analysis 2020

JEE Main Paper Analysis 2020
6th January 2020, is the date which will decide the fate of many aspirants who wish to become an IITian. Whether it is before, during exams or after exams; students always feel the anxiety and the gravity of clearing the exam with flying colors. Once the exams are over, the tension about the rank and the score starts lingering in the mind of students. A complete paper analysis of JEE Main 2020 is available now.
 

JEE Main Paper Analysis 2020

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JEE Main Paper Analysis 2018

JEE Main 2018 (Paper 1) exam was held in the pen-and-paper based mode or offline mode on April 8th, 2018 - from 09: 30 am to 12:30 pm – for admission to BE and B.Tech courses in the participating colleges. This exam is conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) every year. About 2,24,000 students are scheduled to take the exam this year across India.

According to the askIITians experts, the paper was of ‘moderate’ level, which means that it was neither too easy nor too difficult. The paper consists of 3 parts - Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Ayush Arora, an IIT JEE 2018 aspirant, said "Chemistry paper was the easiest and Mathematics was the toughest". There were 90 questions in the JEE Main paper which were of 360 marks in total. Four marks are allotted for every correct answer.

This is how our students have rated different sections of JEE Main, April 8th paper:

  • In Physics, all questions were easy and straight forward. Students found the paper as expected and did’t find anything irrelevant.

  • Mathematics section was lengthy and tough too, espacially for those student who restricted themselves to NCERT and related text books.

  • Chemistry was the easiest paper that students came across. All three section of Chemistry – Physical, Organic and Inorganic carried equal weightage.

Overall, the JEE Main 2018 (offline) exam was just as expected.


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