JEE Main 2019 Paper 1: Only 30 questions solved correctly enough to qualify for JEE Advanced, Know complete strategy here

A total of 90 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) from Maths, Physics and Chemistry will be asked in JEE Main 2019 April exam. For each correct answer, candidates will be awarded 4 marks, while for every question which is attempted incorrectly, 1 mark will be deducted from the total score. As per the analysis of previous years’ cut-off of JEE Main, appearing candidates need to attempt only 30 questions correctly in April exam to qualify for JEE Advanced 2019. If any student solves 30 questions correctly, then he/she can easily qualify to appear for JEE Advanced 2019.

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Let’s check how it can be possible.

First we go through the minimum marks required to qualify for JEE Advanced over the last years.

Year	Category	JEE Main Qualifying Marks
2018	General	74
	OBC – NCL	45
	SC	29
	ST	24
2017	General	81
	OBC – NCL	49
	SC	32
	ST	27
2016	General	100
	OBC – NCL	70
	SC	52
	ST	48
2015	General	105
	OBC – NCL	70
	SC	50
	ST	44

From the above table it can be easily concluded that the minimum marks required to qualify for JEE Advanced is increasing year by year. In 2015, the minimum marks required to qualify for JEE Advanced was 105 for general category students. To get 105 students needed to solve 27 questions only. As per experts, the minimum qualifying marks required in JEE Main 2019 to qualify for JEE Advanced can’t be more than 100. Therefore, if students solve 30 questions correctly then they can easily qualify for JEE Advanced 2019.

Appearing candidates can go through the list of important chapters of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics which will help them to solve 30 questions correctly in JEE Main 2019 April exam.

Subject	Important Chapters
Physics	Modern Physics Heat and Thermodynamics Optics Current Electricity Electrostatics Magnetics
Chemistry	Transition Elements and Coordination Chemistry Periodic table and Representative Elements Thermodynamics And Gaseous State Atomic Structure Chemical Bonding Chemical And Ionic Equilibrium Solid State And Surface Chemistry Nuclear Chemistry And Environment
Mathematics	Coordinate Geometry Limits, Continuity and Differentiability Integral Calculus Complex numbers and Quadratic Equation Matrices and Determinants Statistics and Probability Three Dimensional Geometry Vector Algebra

Conclusion:

Only those candidates who don’t want to take admission in any other college other than IITs, can use this concept in upcoming JEE Main 2019. The target of solving 30 correct questions will provide a plenty of time for candidates to attempt JEE Main Question Paper 2019.

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