JEE Main Analysis 2023
JEE Main Analysis 2023: NTA has successfully completed the JEE Main exam 2023 on 24, 25, 28, 29, 30 January, shift 1 and shift 2 exam. JEE Main exam timing for shift 1 was from 9 AM to 12 noon while the 2nd shift is from 3 PM to 6 PM. Jagran Josh has shared the JEE Main analysis 2023 for the exam held on for shift 1 and shift 2 in this post based on the feedback received from the candidates who took the exam. Check the difficulty level of JEE Main paper for Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, B. Arch/B. Planning. Get to know the JEE Main analysis for the January session here. Aspirants can check JEE Main paper review for all days and know its difficulty level.
JEE Main Analysis 2023 January Session
JEE Main analysis 2023 consists of subject wise difficulty level as well as the memory-based questions asked in the exam. Get to know JEE Main exam analysis 2023 shift wise difficulty level and topic wise weightage in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. NTA is conducting the JEE Main 2023 exam is two sessions. JEE Main exam date 2023 is released by NTA. The 1st session is in January and scheduled for 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31 January and 1 February. On the other hand, the 2nd session is on 06, 08, 10, 11, and 12 April 2023. We have provided to you with the JEE Main review for all days that will help you to know about the difficulty level of the exam.
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JEE Main Analysis January Session |
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| JEE Main Analysis 1 February | To be updated |
| JEE Main Analysis 31 January | To be updated |
| JEE Main Analysis 30 January | Check Here |
| JEE Main Analysis 29 January | Check Here |
| JEE Main Analysis 28 January | Check Here |
| JEE Main Analysis 25 January | Check Here |
| JEE Main Analysis 24 January | Check Here |
JEE Main Analysis 2023 January 30 Shift Paper Analysis
JEE Main exam for 30 January was found to be easy to moderate level. As per the candidates who took the exam, the Physics paper was the easiest while Mathematics was difficult due to length calculations.
JEE Main Analysis 2023 January 29 Shift 1, 2 Paper Analysis
For the JEE Main exam 2023 for 29 January, the overall paper was found to be a balanced one. All the chapters from class 11 and 12 were covered in it.
- A number of numerical questions were asked in Physical Chemistry as compared to Organic and Inorganic Chemistry. Questions on Alcohols, Ethers & Phenols, and Aryl & Alkyl halides were asked.
- Mathematics paper was found to be moderate with calculus and algebra having the maximum weightage. Other than this, questions were also asked on Parabola, Definite integrals, binomial theorem, the complex numbers, etc.
- Chapters on kinematics, electrostatics, laws of motion, SHM and waves, heat and thermodynamics, current electricity, AC circuits, modern physics, and magnetism were given more weight.
JEE Main Analysis 2023 January 28 Shift Paper Analysis
The B. Arch/B. Planning paper was found to be lengthy. This year no choices were given in the drawing questions. Overall the paper for JEE Main 28 January was easy to moderate. The exam was held in a single shift with 0.46 lakh candidates appearing for it.
JEE Main Analysis 2023, 25 January - Difficulty Level
The difficulty level for JEE Main 2023 exam for 25 January was easy to moderate. The physics paper was found to be a bit lengthy due to the calculations involved in it.
JEE Main Analysis 2023, 24 January, Shift 1 - Difficulty Level
As per the feedback shared by the candidates who appeared in JEE main exam on 24 January, shift 1, the paper was easy to moderate. Here are the major highlights related to the JEE Main exam for 24 January.
- The overall difficulty level for today's JEE Main 2023 exam was moderate.
- JEE Main Physics was the toughest to attempt.
- Organic ad inorganic chemistry were asked the most as compared to Physics.
- Mathematics paper was the most lengthy paper.
- Questions from Semi Conductor, POC, EM waves were asked in Physics paper.
JEE Main Analysis 2023, 24 January, Shift 2 - Difficulty Level
We will update the JEE Main analysis for 24 January, shift 2 once the paper is over. The second shift is from 3 PM to 6 PM.
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JEE Main Previous Year Analysis
You can check out the JEE Main previous year analysis for all days. We have provided you with the JEE Main analysis for 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019.
JEE Main Analysis 2022 July 29 Shift 2
Mathematics was found to be the most difficult in JEE Main exam 2023 for 29 July shift 2. Here are the major highlights of JEE Main paper.
- The overall difficulty level of JEE Main 2022 exam for 29 July 2022, shift 2 was of Moderate level.
- Moderately tough questions were asked in the Mathematics paper. The majority of the questions were from Calculus & Algebra.
- 2 to 3 questions were asked from Differential Equations in Mathematics.
- Physics was found to be the most scoring paper in JEE Main 2022 exam.
- Chemistry was easy to moderate level. Physical & Inorganic Chemistry had more weightage while Organic Chemistry had some mixed concepts, lengthy & tricky.
JEE Main Analysis 2022, July 29 Shift 1 Review
The overall paper was moderate in difficulty level for JEE Main 2022 exam, 1st shift. Here are the major highlights from JEE Main 2022 exam.
- Mathematics was moderate. However, some students found it difficult due to the calculations involved in some of the questions.
- Physics was found to be easy to moderate. Questions o oscillations, waves were asked.
- Chemistry was easy to moderate level. Equal number of questions were asked from Inorganic, Organic and Physical Chemistry.
JEE Main 2020 Exam (8th January): Main Highlights
NTA successfully conducted JEE Main 2020 (8th January) in two shifts. According to the students, the difficulty level of JEE Main 8th January Paper was moderate. Out of Physics, Chemistry & Maths, some students told us the difficulty level of Physics was a bit high. Main points are given below.
- Difficulty Level of Exam: Moderate
- Difficult Section of JEE Main: Some said Physics, some said Maths
- Difficult Level of Integer Based Questions: Difficult
- Many questions in Chemistry section were based on NCERT Textbooks
- Many concepts from previous years’ papers have been asked
- Plaster of Paris: Chemical Formula
- Gauss Law
- Vector Multiplication
- Saytzeff rule
- Dalton's Atomic Theory
- Crystal Field Theory
- Damped Oscillations
- Gravitation
You may go through the following given JEE Main analysis articles:
⇒ JEE Main 2020 (7th, 8th, 9th January, All Shifts): Memory Based Questions, Topics, Concepts & More
⇒ JEE Main 2019: Official Cut-Off and More Details
⇒ JEE Main 2019: Question Paper Download Question Papers (All Shifts)
⇒ JEE Main 2019: Answer Keys (All Shifts)
JEE Main 2020 Exam (7th January): Main Highlights From The Feedback
According to the students, the difficulty level of the exam was moderate. Most of the questions were based on the concepts given in NCERT textbooks. A complete analysis of today's JEE Main paper is available here (with video, use this link if you can't see it)
- Difficulty Level of Exam: Moderate
- Difficult Section of JEE Main: Some said Physics, some said Maths
- Difficult Level of Integer Based Questions: A bit difficult
- Questions in Chemistry section were mostly based on NCERT Textbooks
- Many questions were similar to the questions asked in previous year papers
- Questions based on (theoretical concepts): Dalton's Atomic Theory, Crystal Field Theory
- Many questions in Maths section were based on Statistics
- Structure of Chloramphenicol
- Dipole moment of CH4
- The half-life of strontium-90 is 28 years. How long will it take a 44 mg sample to decay to a mass of 11 mg?
- Variable dielectric in a capacitor
- Damped Oscillations
- Zeolites
- Saytzeff rule
More updates will be available here shortly. Till then you can check other important articles and videos from the links given below. Cut-off of the previous JEE exam is also available here for reference purpose.
⇒ JEE Main 2019: Cut-Off and Toppers’ list
⇒ JEE Main 2019: Download January Question Papers With Answer Keys for all shifts
⇒ JEE Main 2018 Paper 2: Download Question Paper PDF
⇒ JEE Main 2020: Important Topics for Chemistry - Based on Analysis of Previous Exam
JEE Main 2020, 6th January 2020: Paper 2 Analysis, Review & Updates
NTA conducted Paper 2 of JEE Main 2020 (B.Arch B.Planning) on 6th January 2020. Paper 2 of JEE Main 2020 was conducted in two shifts i.e. morning shift and evening shift. Timing for the morning shift was from 09:30 AM to 12:30 PM whereas, for the evening shift, it was from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Students who are planning to get admission in B. Arch & B. Planning courses in various NITs, SPAs & other participating institutes appeared in the JEE Main exam on 6th January. This year, around 1.3 lakh students registered for B.Arch. and around 55 thousand students registered for B.Planning. We visited some examination centres and the analysis & reviews of JEE Main exam are given below.
JEE Main Review, 6th January 2020
Students who appeared in the B.Arch exam told us that the overall difficulty level of the exam was average. Most of the students pointed out that the difficulty level of the Mathematics section was average and the majority of questions were based on the concepts given in NCERT textbooks. Some students faced difficulty in drawing test. But it can be concluded that the overall difficulty level of the exam was moderate.
Students preparing for JEE Main exam can take help of important resources from the links given below
⇒ JEE Main Syllabus for Paper 1 & 2: Check Complete Details
⇒ What are the commonly asked important topics of Class 11th syllabus for JEE Main?
⇒ Important topics in Mathematics for JEE Main Examination 2020
⇒ First attempt for JEE Main? Must read this article to crack the exam