Selected Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) conducts the Joint Entrance Examination (Advanced) each year. It is in accordance with the guidelines given by the Joint Admission Board. It is important for students as it paves the way for the Bachelor’s, Integrated Master and Dual Degree Programs. The JEE Advanced 2024 is the second stage of the IIT JEE 2024. It is a national-level engineering entrance test for those who want to get admission to IITs. JEE Advanced is a computer-based exam and is generally conducted by one of the seven IITs, namely IIT Kharagpur, IIT Bombay, IIT Roorkee, IIT Madras, IIT Kanpur, IIT Delhi and IIT Guwahati. JEE (Advanced) consists of two papers, which are carried out in two shifts on the same day. The candidates need to appear in both of them to qualify on a merit basis.
As per the feedback received by the students on the CSAT App specially designed by ALLEN Career Institute, the difficulty level of Paper 1 and Paper 2 was almost the same which means both the papers were difficult. However, some students found it more difficult to solve Paper 1.
Here is subject-wise Paper Analysis of JEE Advanced 2023
Here is the marking scheme
IIT Bombay was the conducting authority for the JEE Advanced 2022, which was held on 28th August 2022. The JEE Advanced in 2021 was conducted by IIT Kharagpur (as conducting authority). The examination was taken on 3rd October 2021.
Now let us analyze both the JEE Advanced exams for the years 2021 and 2022.
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JEE Advanced Paper 2 was held on the scheduled date between 2:30-5:30 PM. In terms of the difficulty level, the overall exam was moderate but lengthy. Here is a table representing the difficulty level of JEE Advanced 2021 Paper 2.
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Maths | Difficult |
Physics | Moderate |
Chemistry | Moderate |
Here is the list of the chapters/topics with high weightage.
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JEE Advanced Paper 2 was moderate to tough. Physics was divided between the syllabus of classes 11 and 12 with moderate and balanced questions. Chemistry was moderate and lengthy compared to paper 1 and it had more weightage on organic chemistry. Maths had moderate difficulty but it was lengthy.
The subject-wise analysis is given in the following paragraphs:
Physics: Physics was lengthy but had a moderate level of difficulty level. It covered all the chapters and asked concept-based questions. Questions were taken from current electricity, rotational motion, kinematics, work power and energy, thermodynamics and surface tension, electrostatics, magnetism, and current electricity. The questions with mixed concepts took more time for students and were lengthy for them.
Chemistry: Chemistry was easy to moderately tough. The questions were taken from mole Concept, electrochemistry, surface chemistry, thermodynamics & chemical kinetics in the Physical chemistry section whereas in Organic Chemistry it was a balanced combination of concept-based questions. Reaction-based questions were asked from inorganic chemistry.
Mathematics: This section too was moderate but lengthy. Coordinate geometry and calculus had more questions in the paper. Mixed concept questions were taken from Functions and Progressions, Application of Derivatives with a differential equation, Vectors and Matrices, Circle with trigonometry etc. Direct questions belonged to Ellipse, Hyperbola, Permutations & Combinations, Definite Integration with Inverse of Functions. All these questions had lengthy calculations. The paper was tough as compared to the previous year but all the chapters got equal weightage.
JEE Advanced Paper 1 was held on the scheduled date between 9:00-12:00 PM. In terms of the difficulty level, the overall exam was considered to be moderate. All three portions had different difficulty levels.
The difficulty levels of these sections are given below:
Subject | Difficulty Level |
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Maths | Difficult |
Physics | Moderate to Difficult |
Chemistry | Easy |
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It was of moderate difficulty where Chemistry had more questions from the organic section and Mathematics was also balanced between class 11 and 12 topics. The subjectwise students’ review is given as under.
Chemistry: It had questions from classes 11th and 12th in equal proportion. Inorganic chemistry had NCERT-based questions. Physical chemistry covers chapters like Atomic Structure, Electrochemistry, Chemical Equilibrium, Thermodynamics, and Kinetic theory of gases. In organic chemistry, the topics covered were Polymers, Amines, Oxygen-containing compounds, and named reactions were also covered.
Physics: Rotational motion, Thermodynamics, Modern Physics, Capacitors, Kinematics, Optics, Gravitation, Current Electricity and LC circuits were the few chapters asked. As per students, it was a moderate section compared to the other two.
Mathematics: It was difficult and had tricky questions according to the students. It covered chapters like Trigonometric Equations, Harmonic Progressions (HP), Vectors, Probability, Ellipse, Matrices, Functions, etc. It also had complex numbers, 3-D Geometry and Conic sections which was the toughest part according to the students.
JEE Advanced is quite an important examination for aspirants who want to seek admission to the specified engineering institutes/universities. It needs a tremendous amount of hard work and dedication to qualify for these exams. After all, it is a national-level competitive exam and holds significance in many students’ educational careers. The results are decisive as not all get entry to the finest institutes in India.
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