Overall Analysis of JEE Main July 2021 (Phase 3)

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Subject/Section Name

Candidate Reactions

Shift 1

Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics

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Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics

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Subject/Section Name

Candidate Reactions

Shift 1

Physics

• The section was moderately difficult

• Numerical-based questions were not tough at all

• Questions were asked from Current Electricity & AC Circuits, Fluids, Laws of Motion and Kinematics

• Modern Physics and Communication Systems had more weightage

Chemistry

• The section was quite easy

• NCERT-based questions were asked in this section

• Maximum questions in Inorganic Chemistry were from the NCERT

• More weightage was given to Organic Chemistry

• Maximum weightage for chapters like Biomolecules, Chemistry in Everyday Life and Environmental Chemistry

• p-block questions dominated in the inorganic section

• Numerical-based questions were only from Physical Chemistry

Mathematics

• The section was moderately difficult

• The section was calculative and lengthy

• Conic Sections & Probability chapter had more than one question

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Physics

• Most students found this section to be easy

• Formula-based numerical were asked in this section

• Questions from Ray Optics, Kinematics, Current Electricity and Electrostatistics were asked

• Students who had solved a good number of mock test papers reported they had no problem in this section

Chemistry

• Maximum questions were based on the NCERT textbooks

• Numerical-based questions were asked from Organic and Physical Chemistry

Mathematics

• This section was pretty easy

• Calculations were lengthy so this section was time-consuming

• Questions from Algebra, Vectors & 3D, Coordinate Geometry and Calculus were dominantly found in this section

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Subject/Section Name

Candidate Reaction

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Physics

No Exam

Chemistry

Mathematics

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Physics

• The difficulty level of this section was easy

• Most questions were based on calculations

Chemistry

• This section was the easiest of all sections

• All the questions were based on the NCERT textbooks

• Topics such as Polymers and Environmental Chemistry emerged as the dominant topics

• Equal weightage to Organic and Inorganic Chemistry was given

Mathematics

• This section was the toughest of all

• The calculations were lengthy

• This section was difficult in comparison to the March exam

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Subject/Section Name

Candidate Reaction

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Physics 

• The difficulty level of this section was between easy and moderate

• Questions were asked from topics like EM Waves, Current Electricity, Heat & Thermodynamics, Magnetism, Electrostatics, Kinematics, Optics and Gravitation

• Numerical-based questions were easy yet required lengthy calculations to arrive at a solution

• Theory-based questions were asked from the NCERT textbooks

Chemistry

• The candidates found this section to be moderately difficult

• Maximum questions were asked from Organic and Inorganic Chemistry

• NCERT-based questions were mostly from Inorganic Chemistry

Mathematics

• The mathematics section was also moderately difficult

• Questions from topics like Calculus, Binomial, Progressions, Matrices & Determinants, Coordinate Geometry, Calculus and Algebra were asked

• The Calculus, Binomial, Progressions, Matrices & Determinants sections received more weightage

• Some numerical-based questions required lengthy calculations

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Physics

• The question paper was moderately difficult

• The majority of the questions were from topics like Mechanics, Electrostatic and Optics & Modern Physics

• There were some formula-based questions

• Formula-based integer-type questions were easy

Chemistry

• The question paper was easy to moderate

• Organic Chemistry had the maximum number of questions

• Fewer and easy questions were the features of Physical Chemistry

• Inorganic Chemistry questions too were moderately difficult 

Mathematics

• The question paper was moderately difficult

• Mostly, questions from 3-D and Vectors were asked

• There were fewer questions from Coordinate geometry

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Important Topics and Chapters

20th July 2021

• Physics - Mechanics, Electrodynamics and Modern Physics

• Chemistry - Organic and Inorganic Chemistry

• Mathematics - Coordinate Geometry, Differential Calculus, Integration and Vectors & 3D

22nd July 2021

• Physics - Electrodynamics and Mechanics

• Chemistry - Organic and Inorganic Chemistry

• Mathematics - Coordinate Geometry, Differential Calculus, Integration and Vectors & 3D

25th July 2021

• Physics - Electrodynamics and Mechanics

• Chemistry - Organic and Inorganic Chemistry

• Mathematics - Coordinate Geometry, Differential Calculus, Vectors & 3D and Binomial Theorem

27th July 2021

• Physics - Mechanics, Electrodynamics

• Chemistry - Organic, Physical and Inorganic Chemistry

• Mathematics - Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry

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