JEE Main 2023 Question Paper April 6 PDF (Available): Shift 1, 2 Memory-based Questions with Solutions

JEE Main 2023 Question Paper April 6: Day 1 of JEE Main 2023 Session 2 was successfully conducted on April 6, 2023 for Paper 1 (B.Tech). The exam was held in two shifts: morning and evening, and both shifts have now concluded. The question paper of JEE Main exam consisted of 90 questions (30 questions each from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics). There was a choice in NAT questions wherein the candidates had to answer 5 questions out of 10 from each section. As the mode of JEE Main exam 2023 was online (computer-based), the candidates can download here the memory-based questions and solutions released by different coaching institutes. Below candidates can check the memory-based question and solutions by some of the popular institutes like Reliable, Resonance, Vedantu, Akash Byjus, and more. Authorities will be releasing the JEE Main Asnwer key 2023 after the completion of the exam. JEE Main B.Arch paper is scheduled on 12th April 2023.
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JEE Main 6 April 2023 Shift 1 Question Paper Solutions (Available)

The question paper solutions of JEE Main 6 April 2023 Shift 1 released by different coaching institutes will be updated here and when available.

JEE Main 6 April 2023 Shift 2 Question Paper Solutions (Available)

The question paper solutions of JEE Main 6 April 2023 Shift 2 released by different coaching institutes will be updated here and when available. 

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JEE Main 2023 Question Paper 6 April Shift 1 and Shift 2

The memory-based JEE Main question paper 2023 for the 6 April 2023 Shift 1 and Shift 2 can be downloaded in PDF format through the link below:

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JEE Main 6 April 2023 Shift 2 Memory-Based Question

1. Nesslers reagent does not have? (Chemistry)
   i) Potassium, ii) Mercury, iii) Nitrogen, iv) Iodine
2. What will be the rank of the PUBLIC in a Dictionary? (Permutation and Combination) (Mathematics)
3. A body of mass m = 5 Kg moving in a circular motion completed 1 rotation in the 3.14 seconds. The radius of the circle is 2 m. Find the centrifugal force on the body? (Physics) (Ans 40)
4. Find all the four-letter words with 2 vowels and 2 consonants from the word UNIVERSE?
5. An object starts moving with an initial speed 10 m/s and acceleration 2 m/s² along positive x - direction. The time taken to attain 60 m/S speed is? (Ans 25s) (Physics)
6. The potential energy of an electron is defined as U = 1/2mw²x² and follows Bohr's law. The Radius of orbit as a function of n depends on (w is some constant) (Physics)
7. If W is the weight on the surface of Earth then weight of same body at a height R_e/4 above the surface of Earth is equal to (R_e = Radius of Earth)? (Physics) (Ans 16/25 W)
8. A solid sphere and a ring have equal masses and equal radius of gyration. If sphere is rotating about its diameter and ring about an axis passing through arts perpendicular to its plane, then the ratio of radius is (root x/2) then find the value of x. (Physics) (Ans x = 5)
9. A proton is projected with speed v in magnetic field B of magnitude 1 T. If angle between velocity and magnetic field is 60° as shown below. Kinetic energy of proton is 2 eV (mass of proton = 1.67 × 10^-27 kg, e = 1.6 × 10^-19 C).The pitch of the path of proton is approximately (Physics)
10. Find the ratio of root mean square speed of oxygen gas molecules to that of hydrogen gas molecules, if temperature of both the gases are same. (Physics)
11. In amplitude modulation with carrier frequency (A_c) and modulating frequency (A_m), the modulation index is 60%. If A_c - A_m = 3V then A_c + A_m is equal to (12 V) (Physics)
12. Which of the following is most basic?  i) Tl₂0₃  ii) Tl₂0 iii) Cr₂O₃ iv) B₂O₃   (Ans ii )  (Chemistry)
13. Which of the following is nit obtained on electrolysis of brine solution? (i) NaOH (ii) H₂gas (iii) Cl₂gas (iv) Na  (Ans iv) (Chemistry)
14. If a₀ is the radius of H atom, de-Broglie wavelength of electron in 3rd orbit of Li²⁺ ion is x(pi)a₀ Find out x. (Chemistry) (Ans x=2(pi)a₀)
15. Which of the following has highest Hyderatioj energy? i) Be⁺²   ii) Mg⁺²  iii) Ca⁺²  iv) Ba⁺²  (Chemistry) (Ans (i))
16. Oxidation state of Mn in KMnO₄ changes by 3 units in which medium? (i) Strongly acidic (ii) Strongly basic (iii) Aqueous neutral (iv) Weakly Acidic (Chemistry) (Ans (iii))
17. IUPAC name of the compound K₃[Co(C₂O₄)₃] is? (Chemistry) (Ans Potassium trioxalatocobaltate)
18. How many of the following will have same RLVP? (i) 1 M Nacl (ii) 1M Urea (iii) 1.5 M AlCl₃  (iv) 2M Na₂SO₄  (Chemistry) (Ans iv)
19. Three dice are thrown. The probability that no outcomes are similar is p/q. What is q - p? (p and q are co-primes) (Mathematics)

JEE Main Question Paper Analysis 6 April Shift 1 (Student Reviews)

The detailed question paper analysis of JEE Main 6 April Shift 1 exam can be checked through the link below along with some major highlights.

• As per the first reactions of the students, they found Physics to be tougher than that of Session 1 but Mathematics, though still not easy, was still better than that of Session 1. Chemistry too was tougher than January with more weightage on Physical Chemistry.
• The theoretical questions from Physical chemistry were directly NCERT-based. However, the numerical problems were more application-based.
• There were 5 questions from Biomolecules, Polymers, Environmental Science, etc. JEE Main-specific topics.
• The questions from Vectors & 3D were easy. Three questions were asked from it.
• Physics was said to be at NEET-level, tougher than Session 1.
• There were questions from the Binomial Theorem (3 questions), Mathematical Reasoning, Applications of Integration and Derivation (4 to 5 questions).
• In Physics, there were questions from wave optics, mechanics, electrodynamics, magnetism, etc. The Physics Section was mainly formula-based but there were some application-based questions as well.

JEE Main Question Paper Analysis 6 April Shift 2 (Student Reviews)

The detailed question paper analysis of JEE Main 6 April Shift 2 exam can be checked through the link below along with some major highlights.

• Although the overall difficulty level of the paper was classified to be moderate, the shift 2 paper was still stated to be tougher than that of today's shift 1.
• The Physics and Maths papers were slightly more difficult than those of shift 1 while the difficulty level of Chemistry remained the same.
• The students said that the questions from Vectors & 3D were very easy and direct.
• In Chemistry, 6 to 7 questions were direct theory-and-NCERT-based while the rest of the questions required more understanding of the concepts.
• In Physics, 4 to 5 questions were direct formula-based and were rated to be easy.
• The Mathematics subject was said to be lengthy and toughest out of the three subjects. Some of the questions were very tricky while about 3 to 4 questions were direct.
• An equally divided weightage was given to JEE Main-specific topics for all three subjects. Each had about 4 to 5 questions from these topics.
• Chemistry had questions from d-block, p-block, environmental chemistry, qualitative salt analysis, etc. The weightage in chemistry was not concentrated on a few topics only but was rather divided throughout the syllabus.
• Physics had questions from electromagnetism and mechanics mainly.
• Maths had about 3 questions from integration, while the majority of the questions were asked from binomial theorem, vectors & 3D, differentiation, functions, permutations and combinations, etc.

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