JEE Main 2025 Paper Analysis - Section-wise Difficulty Level, Expected Cutoff, Chapterwise Weightage

• According to the JEE Main 2024 session 2 shift 1 exam, the paper was of the moderate level of difficulty. 
• As per the initial review, candidates found shift 1 April exam on the difficult side when compared to the January session
• In session 2 of JEE Main exam, the questions were relatively different from that of the January session
• The overall Mathematics paper was difficult and questions were complex and bit lengthy in nature and the most challenging section among the three. Time management was the key to solve the questions
• From the mathematics section, coordinate geometry had higher weightage compared to other topics
• Topics like statistics, sets, relations and functions, circles, 2D and 3D geometry had the highest weightage 
• Questions on calculus were less compared to algebra. 
• From conics 3 questions were asked
• Chemistry section had easy to moderate level of difficulty
• Organic chemistry had the most dominance in the chemistry section of the shift 1 exam followed by physical chemistry and inorganic chemistry 
• Basic chemistry concepts, chemical bonding, hydrocarbons, mole concept, centre of mass had the highest weightage in the chemistry section 
• Chemistry questions were doable for the candidates 
• The physics section was easy to moderate difficulty level and the questions from the physics was relatively easy and most questions were formula based
• Mechanics, optics, electricity and magnetism, current electricity, electrostatics had highest weightage from the physics section
• From the physics section, potential meter question was asked which was out of the syllabus
• 3 to 4 questions from current electricity and 2 questions from electromagnetic was asked
• The number of good attempts in Physics is 18 to 20

• According to the JEE Main 2024 session 2 shift 2 exam, the paper was of the moderate level of difficulty
• The Mathematics subject was length & time consuming
• The Chemistry section was easy to moderate with maximum weightage on topics such as Salt Analysis, Biomolecule and Chemical Equlibrium. Candidates attempted 20 questions on an average
• The Physics section was of moderate level of difficulty with no questions asked from Rotation. 2 questions were asked from Assertion & Reason
• 7-8 questions were asked from the Organic Chemistry section
• Questions from Chemistry section were more theoritical
• The NAT questions were of moderate level of difficulty
• Around 4 - 5 questions were repeated from the previous years' question papers
• Majority of the candidates attempted 7 - 8 questions in Mathematics

• As per the JEE Main 2024 April 5 shift 1 exam, the paper was of the moderate level of difficulty
• As compared to the January 27 Shift 1 exam, today's shift 1 was comparatively difficult
• The overall Chemistry section had easy to moderate level of difficulty with 20 to 22 being the expected number of good attempts 
• From the Chemistry section, questions on projectile was asked and mainly Organic Chemistry dominated this section. The questions were mainly asked from the NCERT syllabus
• 1 question from Mole Concept, Biomolecule, Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetic, Borax Bid were asked in the exam
• As compared to April 4 shift 1 exam Physics section was bit tricky in nature and 50 to 60 minutes was taken by students to solve the questions from this section
• Fewer questions comprised from the Physical Chemistry topic and most of them were numerical based
• Majority of the students answered 20 questions from the Chemistry section
• The Physis section had the an overall moderate level of difficulty with 18 to 20 being the expected number of good attempts
• From the Physics section, 5 to 6 questions were asked from Modern Physics. Questions from Gravitation, 2 to 3 questions from Kinetic Energy and Semiconductor were also asked. No questions on GOC was asked 
• The questions from kinetic energy and semi conductor were time taking
• From the Physics section, 10 to 12 questions were formula based questions and the rest were conceptual in nature
• The overall difficulty level of Mathematics was moderate to difficult level with 12 to 13 questions being the expected number of good attempts
• Mathematics section was lengthy in nature and it took candidates approximately more than 80 minutes to solve the questions
• 4 to 5 questions were asked from Vector 3D topic having the highest weightage. Questions from probability, coordinate geometry, calculus, sequence and series, Differential Equations, Matrices and Determinants were also asked

• On a whole, the Day 2 Shift 2 paper was of Moderate level of difficulty
• The chemistry section was little difficult in comparison to earlier shifts. But some candidates found Chemistry esy with more questions asked from the part of Organic chemistry
• Mathematics section was lengthy and time-consuming with 8 to 10 doable questions 
• The Physics section was of moderate level of difficulty
• Session 2 Day 2 Shift 1 exam was easier than the January session.
• Candidates found Mathematics questions very calculative and almost took 80 to 90 minutes to solve
• Less questions were asked from Physical Chemistry. and questions from coordinate geometry were asked
• Questions from NCERT class 11 syllabus were more in comparison to class 12
• Vector 3D dominated Mathematics section with 3 to 4 questions

• As per the candidates, today's shift 1 exam was of the moderate level of difficulty
• Questions were well balanced from Class 11 and 12 NCERT books
• Mathematics section like the other shifts of the exam was lengthy in nature. Furthermore, questions were more of the difficult side and 7 to 8 questions were doable. The expected number of good attempts from the mathematics section is 12 to 13
• Questions from Coordinate Geometry and Vector 3D had good amount of weightage. Moreover, questions from circles were quite tricky according to the candidates
• Questions were also asked from topics like calculus, differential equation, algebra permutation and combination
• Chemistry section as per the candidates had moderate level of difficulty or it can be said that Chemistry was bit difficult as compared to other shifts and questions were mostly asked from Class 11 NCERT texts. The expected number of good attempts from chemistry section is 18 to 20
• Majority of the questions from the chemistry section was from Organic Chemistry
• Questions were also asked from chemical bonding, periodic table, thermodynamics, atomic structure, alcohol, ethers and phenol was asked
• The physics section had moderate level of difficulty with the expected number of good attempts being 17 to 18 with 5 to 6 questions being conceptual in nature
• Candidates found questions from Physical Chemistry quite tricky and questions were mostly from Class 12 NCERT syllabus
• Questions from topics like Work and Energy, Electrostatics, Newton's law of motion, gravitation, circular motion, wave optics, current electricity were asked in today's shift 1 exam
• The physics and chemistry section had 70% direct questions
• From the physics section Assertion based questions were asked

• Overall Day 3 Shift 2 examination was of Moderate level of difficulty
• Questions in the Physics section were doable and formulae-based
• Some candidates found changes in the pattern
• The Mathematics section was lengthy but doable
• Tricky questions were asked from Current electricity
• Questions from the NCERT class 12 syllabus were 60% while from the 11th syllabus it was 40%.
• 5-6 formula based questions were asked in Modern Physics
• Chemistry section was easy and students were able to attempt the section within 30 to 40 minutes.
• The overall paper was balanced with no questions being asked from the reduced syllabus.

• Today's shift 1 exam had moderate level of difficulty and as per the initial assessment of the students JEE Main 2024 January session was easier compared to the April session
• Overall weightage of class 12 NCERT was more than that of Class 11
• Majority of the questions from the Physics section was asked from Optics and in total this section was quite easy with majority of the questions being formula based
• Overall the major topics from the Physics section was based on Class 11 NCERT 
• The expected number of good attempts in the Physics section for the candidates is 22 to 24 questions
• Overall the chemistry section had a difficulty level of easy to moderate
• The Chemistry questions were tricky in nature and majorly asked from NCERTs. Moreover, no multiple sentence questions were asked from this section
• 10 to 12 questions were asked from Inorganic Chemistry, 2 to 3 questions from Physical Chemistry and 2 to 3 questions from Periodic Table
• Questions from coordination compounds were also asked in the exam
• Mostly questions from organic chemistry was theoretical based
• Mathematics as usual was length and difficult but overall the NAT questions were doable and students could attempt 8 to 10 questions 
• Questions from hyperbola, integration, circles, matrices and determinants, vectors 3D, differential equations were asked in the exam

• Day 4 shift 2 paper was of Moderate level of difficulty.
• The Chemistry section was easy and some questions were repeated from previous years. Questions based on mixed concept were asked.
• The Mathematics section was lengthy and difficult but overall questions were doable.
• The Physics section was tough in comparison to earlier shifts of the April session.
• There was uniformity of weightage in Mathematics. Vector 3D & Coordinate geometry dominated the Mathematics section.
• 1 to 2 questions were asked from calculus.
• NCERT standard 12th weightage was slightly more than Class 11th weightage.
• Organic Chemistry weightage was more in comparison to Inorganic and Physical Chemistry.

• Shift 1 of April 9 JEE Main exam was overall of the moderate level
• Overall the NAT question of today's shift 1 was moderate in nature
• The Chemistry and Physics section of the exam was comparatively easy but tricky in nature
• Few of the questions of today's shift 1 was asked from the previous year questions
• Both the Physics and Chemistry section was overall of the easy to moderate level
• From the chemistry section there were more theoretical based questions. Few questions around 4 to 5 were also numerical based
• The expected number of good attempts from the Chemistry section is 22 to 23
• More weightage of questions from Inorganic Chemistry was asked rather than Organic Chemistry
• Questions from mole concept, bonding, atomic structure, periodic table, coordination compounds, salt and biomolecules were asked in the exam
• The physics section questions were based from Class 11 NCERT texts
• The questions from the physics section were formula based and it was doable. Moreover, few questions from this section were logical and bit time taking in nature
• The expected number of good attempts from the Physics section is 17 to 18
• Questions from current electricity, circuits, thermodynamics, and fluid mechanics were asked in the exam
• As usual the Mathematics section of today's shift 1 was lengthy but doable and overall it was of the moderate to difficult level
• The expected number of good attempts from the Mathematics section is 13 to 15
• Questions from limits and continuity, permutation and combination, quadratic equation, probability, integral calculus were asked in the exam

• Day 5 Shift 2 was difficult in comparison to the other four days. It was moderate to difficult
• Chemistry was tricky whereas Physics was easy
• The distribution of weightage was uniform for both the Class 11 and 12 syllabi.
• In physics, more applied questions were asked rather than direct formula-based questions. The majority of the questions came from Modern Physics
• Mathematics was difficult and lengthy
• Students attempted 13 to 14 questions in Mathematics on an average
• Organic chemistry and Inorganic chemistry questions were more rather than Physical chemistry
• 3 to 4 questions were tricky in Physics

• The overall difficulty level of JEE Main April 12, 2024 Shift 1 is moderate. 
• The JEE Main Physics section consisted of formula-based questions.
• JEE Main Chemistry section consisted of direct questions from NCERT.
• Three questions were asked from the Physics section - Communications System.
• Inorganic and Organic Chemistry had equal weightage and NAT questions were asked from Physical Chemistry.
• The JEE Main Mathematics section was not tough but considered lengthy.
• JEE Main April 12, 2024 Shift 1 Physics consisted of equal weightage.

• As per the JEE Main session 1 paper analysis, the difficulty level of JEE Mains 2024 session 1 exam was moderate. 
• On some days, students find the paper easy; on some days, applicants find the JEE Main session 1 exam difficult.
• Many questions were asked from NCERT and previous year's papers.
• Chemistry was the easiest section and the Mathematics section was the toughest section in JEE Main 2024 session 1 exam.
• The difficulty level of the Physics section was moderate with many numerical-based questions.  Applicants find the Physics MCQ and numerical questions lengthy and tough.
• Organic Chemistry carries more weightage compared to Physical Chemistry. Not many questions were asked in Inorganic Chemistry. There were several direct questions from NCERT in the Chemistry section. 
• Topics like Differential Equations, Algebra, Complex, Continuity and Differentiability, Progression, Binominal Theorem, etc carried a good amount of weightage in the Mathematics section.
• In the Physics section, many questions were asked about Waves, Optics, Circular Motion, Work Power and Energy, Magnetism Kinematics, Gravitation, Modern Physics, etc.

• Overall, the difficulty level of JEE Mains 2024 exam was 'moderate'

• The Math section was tough and a bit time taking to solve

• Math questions were asked from Trigonometry, Parabola, Definite Integration and Matrices

• The Physics section was of moderate level; some of the questions asked were relatively easier as compared to the previous years

• A decent number of questions were asked from Modern Physics; some of the questions were based on numerical problems

• Physics questions were asked from Work, Power and Energy, Optics, Rotation, Semiconductors, Moment of Inertia, Current Electricity etc. 

• The Chemistry section was the easiest of the three; most students were able to solve the questions in about 45 minutes

• Students witnessed more questions from Inorganic Chemistry than Organic Chemistry 

• As per the student's reaction, the difficulty level of JEE Mains 2024 paper was easy. The Jan 27 shift 2 paper was easier than shift 1 according to the applicants.
• The physics section was easy contrary to the previous years. The questions in the Physics sections were concept-based.
• According to the student's reaction in the Chemistry section, the inorganic chemistry received the most weightage on shift 2, followed by organic and physical chemistry. Furthermore, physical and organic chemistry received equal weight in the NAT section, compared to physical chemistry dominance in previous articles.
• Applicants find the questions in the Mathematics easy and not lengthy. However, some of the Mathematics questions were tough. 
• There are many questions in JEE Main January 27 shift 2 asked from the previous year's papers.

• Overall, the difficulty level of JEE Mains 2024 exam was 'moderate'

• The Mathematics paper was a bit lengthy in comparison to Physics and Chemistry

• The questions asked in Math were mostly direct questions; some were similar to those asked on Day 1 of the examination

• Questions asked from Vectors and 3D Point of Intersection were tough and time-taking according to students

• The NAT questions in Mathematics were very lengthy; overall, the expected good attempts in Math section is 12-14

• Questions asked from Physics were mostly formula-based; the difficulty level was somewhat easy

• Physics questions were asked from topics, such as Galvanometer, Optic Lens

• Expected good attempts in Physics is 19-20

• The Chemistry section was easy to solve; the Organic Chemistry portion carried the highest weightage

• Chemistry questions on Metallurgy were asked out of the syllabus

• Overall, the expected good attempts in Chemistry is 22-24

• The overall difficulty level of the JEE Main 29th Jan 2024 shift 2 was moderate.

• As per the student’s reaction questions in the Chemistry section were easy. 

• In the Chemistry section questions from topics like Organic Chemistry, Atoms, Periodic, Mole, Physical Chemistry, etc were asked. Many numerical-based questions were asked from the Physical Chemistry part.

• Students found the Physics section easy in shift 2. There were 20 to 22 good attempt questions in the Physics section.

• Topics like magnetism, rotation, heat, kinematics, Logic Gate, etc carried a good amount of weightage in the Physics section. 

• Students find the Mathematics section difficult to solve. There were many lengthy questions asked in the Maths section. 

• However, compared to shift 1, the shift 2 Mathematics section was easy.

• Based on the initial reactions of students, the difficulty level of JEE Mains 2024 Shift 1 was 'moderate'

• The Chemistry section was the easiest of the three, like on previous days; the questions asked were mostly direct questions

• Nearly 90% weightage was given to Organic Chemistry; most of the questions were asked from NCERT 12th syllabus rather than 11th grade curriculum

• Fewer questions were asked from Physical Chemistry

• The Physics section was of moderate level; around 15-16 questions were doable

• Questions asked from Physics were mostly formula-based; the majority of the topics were asked from Kinematics, Current Electricity, Electrostatics, and Earth Magnetism (deleted from syllabus)

• The overall good attempts for Physics are expected to be 21-22

• The Mathematics section was moderate to difficult; as per students, Day 3 Shift 1 paper was relatively tougher than the previous days

• The questions asked in Maths were a bit tricky and calculative, which took a lot of time; 1-2 questions were asked from the deleted syllabus

• Questions on Integration were asked

• Only 8-10 questions in Maths were doable

• Overall, students could attempt 45-50 questions on average.

• As per the student’s reaction, the difficulty level of JEE Mains 2024 shift 2 paper was moderate in the JEE Main 30th Jan 2024 shift 2.
• Questions in the Physics section were moderate to difficult. Physics questions were similar to those of the previous session 1 exam shifts. Around 17 to 18 questions were a good attempt. 
• The chemistry section was easy. Many questions were asked about organic chemistry compared to inorganic chemistry. Fewer questions were asked from Physical Chemistry. 
• From 2023, Students found the Mathematic section to be simple. Compared to Physics and Chemistry, Mathematic questions were lengthy to solve. There were 13 to 15 good attempt questions in the Mathematics section. 
• In the Mathematics section, questions from topics like Areas, Vector, 3D Geometry, Limits, Statistics, Calculus and Algebra, etc were asked. 
• 4 questions were asked from Vector 3D. As per our analysis, questions from Vector 3d have been asked in all the session 1 shifts till yet. 
• Some questions were asked from the JEE Main previous year question paper also.
• Topics like Thermodynamics, Mole Concept, Chemical Kinetics, Ionic Equilibrium, d and f block elements, etc carried a good amount of weightage in the Chemistry section. 

• The overall difficulty level of JEE Mains 2024 Shift 1 exam was 'moderate'

• The Mathematics section was moderately difficult and time-consuming as compared to the other sections

• About 3-4 questions in Maths were easily doable

• 2 questions were asked from Differential Equations, of which one was easy and the other was a bit calculative.

• A few questions were asked from AP & GP, which was not included in the deleted syllabus.

• Nearly 2-3 questions were asked from 3D Geometry and Vectors. Questions were also seen from Ellipse, Straight Lines and Circle, Integration, Matrices and Determinants etc. 

• The Chemistry part was overall easy in comparison to Maths and Physics 

• Questions were asked from Organic and Inorganic Chemistry; most of the questions were based on NCERT books, which candidates are familiar with.

• In Chemistry, 1 question was asked from Mole Concepts. Others included topics, such as f and d block elements, Coordination Compounds, Purification etc.

• Overall, expected good attempts are 20-21.

• The Physics portion in Shift 1 was of moderate level. Students could attempt approximately 18-19 questions.

• The topics mainly covered in Physics included Ray Optics, Circular Motion, Rotation, Nuclear Physics, Modern Physics, Mechanics etc. 

• On average, time taken to solve Physics questions was 40-50 minutes

• As per the student's reaction, the JEE Main 31 January Shift 2 paper was moderate to difficult.

• Students find the Mathematic section to be challenging. In addition, the Mathematics questions were time-consuming.

• As per applicants' feedback, only 10 to 12 questions were good attempts in the Mathematics section. 

• The chemistry section was easy to solve. Questions from Physical Chemistry were more compared to the Inorganic Chemistry. Several questions were asked from Kinematics and Electrostatics. 

• Applicants find Physics questions to be moderate. 18 to 19 questions were a good attempt in the Physics section.

• Many questions were there from the JEE Main previous year question papers. 

• There were 3 to 4 questions on Gravitation in the Physics section. Topics like Rotation, Magnetism, Mechanics, and electrostatistics, carried a good amount of weightage in Physics. 

• In shift 2, NAT questions were moderate to difficult. 

• Around 45 to 46 questions were a good attempt in the overall JEE Main 31 Jan 2024 shift 2 paper.

• The overall difficulty level of JEE Mains 2024 Shift 1 exam was 'easy to moderate'

• As per the students, the exam paper was overall balanced on Day 5.

• The Chemistry section was very easy and had questions mostly based on theoretical concepts

• Organic Chemistry was given higher weightage in comparison to Inorganic Chemistry

• About 4-5 questions were asked from Assertion and Reasoning in the Chemistry paper

• Like previous days, the majority of the questions were NCERT-based; direct questions in Chemistry were asked from CBSE syllabus

• In Physics, formula-based questions were asked; this section, too, was easy to solve according to the students.

• 2 questions in Physics were asked from the chapter on Capacitor; no questions were seen from Rotation.

• The Mathematics portion was moderately difficult; students found the questions to be lengthy.

• About 6-7 questions in Maths, particularly those from Calculus, were tricky and time-consuming.

• Nearly 2-3 questions were asked from Vector and 3D Geometry

• Students with a strong grip and good calculation skills were able to solve about 8-10 questions 

• Overall, the attempts in Maths paper on the last day of the exam was less than the previous shifts and years.

• Overall, the number of students appearing for the exam on the last day was notably less.

• On average, the overall good attempts by students were 45-50.

• The JEE Main Feb 1 shift 2 paper was moderate.

• Students find the Chemistry questions easy to attempt. Topics like d and f block elements, Biomolecules, Coordination Compounds, Purification, etc were asked in the Chemistry section.

• The mathematics section was difficult to solve. There were complex questions that were time-consuming. Around 3 questions were asked from Vector 3d. 

• Topics like Calculus, Vector 3-D, Distance, Conic Section, Determinants, etc carried good weightage in the Mathematics section

• Applicants find Organic Chemistry questions easy to solve.

• Overall 47 to 51 questions were good to attempt in the JEE Main February 1 shift 2 paper. 

• Applicants find Physics questions easy to moderate. Mechanic questions in Physics were Numericals. Topics like the Law of Motion, Mechanics, Gravitation, Semi Conductors, Unit Dimensions, etc carried high weightage in the Physics section. 

• In the Physics section 21 to 23 questions were easy to attempt.

• Chemistry had 22 to 24 questions which were easy to attempt. 

• As the mathematical section was tough, students found only 10 to 11 good attempt questions in it. 

The overall difficulty of JEE Main todays paper was considered to be moderate. Physics section was considered to be moderate to easy level. Chemistry section was found to be moderate by the candidates. Mathematics section was found to be difficult and lengthy similar to previous shifts. Physics section contained many formula based questions. There were many questions from Class 11 in this shift

The overall difficulty of JEE Main todays paper was considered to be moderate. Mathematics section was moderate to difficult and lengthy. Physics section was considered to be easy to moderate. Chemistry section was considered to be moderate. Physics section contained many formula based questions. Organic chemistry had more weightage in the chemistry section. Chemistry NAT section contained questions from Physical chemistry.

The overall difficulty level of JEE Main today paper was found to be moderate to difficult. Physics and Chemistry section was more tough compared to previous shifts. Mathematics section was found to be lengthy due to NAT section having tricky calculations. The chemistry NAT section contained questions from Physical chemistry. Organic and Inorganic chemistry questions were found to be easy by the candidates. Physics section was considered to be moderate level, slightly more difficult than previous shifts

The overall difficulty of the JEE Main today's paper was considered to be moderate to difficult. Physics section had mixed reactions were some students found it easy whereas others found it moderate. Mathematics section was considered to be lengthy and difficult. Chemistry section was found to be of moderate level of difficulty. Inorganic, organic and physical chemistry was given equal weightage. Chemistry section contained NCERT based questions.

The overall difficulty of the paper was considered to be moderate to difficult. Physics section was considered to be easy with many formula based questions.Students found chemistry section to be moderate with more weightage given to Physical chemistry in NAT section. Mathematics section was found to be lengthy by the students due to lengthy calculations in the NAT section.

The overall difficulty of the paper was considered to be moderate. Mathematics section was considered to be lengthy due to the calculation part being tricky. Students found the Physics section to be moderately easy. Chemistry section was found to be easy/ Acccording to the students many memory based direct NCERT questions.

JEE Main Shift 1 Analysis 15 April 2023

The JEE Main session 2 difficulty level for April 13, 2023 was moderate. Students found the Physics section easy compared to the other two sections. Questions in the Physics section were NCERT and direct formulae based. As per the student's reactions and expert reviews, the Chemistry section was moderate and had questions from organic and inorganic chemistry. Students found the Mathematic section time-consuming and had questions about topics like vectors, calculus, integration, etc. In April 13 session 2, many questions were asked from the Class 11 syllabus. 

The JEE Main session 2 difficulty level of April 13 shift 1 exam was considered to be of easy to moderate level of difficulty. Mathematics section was considered to be moderately difficult compared to Physics and Chemistry. The difficulty level of JEE Main April 13 shift 1 is similar to that of the previous sessions. Organic Chemistry had more weightage in the Chemistry section. Questions from JEE Main specific topics in Mathematics like Mathematical reasoning, statistics, Vector 3D, algebra were considered straightforward however, the calculation part was hard and tricky

The JEE Main session 2 difficulty level of April 12 shift 1 was considered to be moderate. Physics section had formula based questions. Chemistry section was completely NCERT based and the questions were direct. Three questions were asked from Communication system in Physics section. Organic and Inorganic chemistry had equal weightage in the paper and NAT section of chemistry contained questions from Physical chemistry. Mathematics section was considered to be lengthy but not entirely difficult (Similar to previous sessions difficulty level).

The JEE Main session 2 difficulty level  of April 11, 2023 shift 2 paper was moderate. As per the students' reaction and the expert's review, the Physics section was easy to moderate and direct formulae-based questions from topics like atomic structure, ray optics, kinematics (2 questions), unit dimension, etc. Students found the difficulty level of the Chemistry section moderate where Inorganic chemistry had higher weightage than organic and physical chemistry. In the Chemistry section questions were asked about topics like metallurgy, coordination compound, chemical bounding, etc. The mathematics section was moderate but lengthy to solve and had questions from topics like mathematical reasoning, statistics, calculus, etc.

The overall difficulty level of the paper was considered to be moderate. Candidates found Physics to be the easiest section of the paper. Mathematics was found to be lengthy but not difficult. Chemistry section was moderate level of difficulty. In Chemistry, there were more questions from organic and inorganic chemistry. There were 8-9 questions from organic chemistry. In physics there was a equal balance of formula based and conceptual based questions (as per the first reaction). Questions in JEE Main today's paper were more based from Class 12 topics

Students found the JEE Main 2023 April 10 session 2 paper moderate.  The questions in the Chemistry section were easy to moderate and had several NCERT-based questions. Per the expert's and students' reactions, the Chemistry section was easier than Physics and Mathematics. The overall difficulty level of the Physics section was moderate and included several theory-based questions from topics like Young’s modulus, unit dimension, vernier caliper, etc. Students found the Mathematics section questions to be moderate to difficult. However, the session 1 paper of Mathematics was easy compared to session 1. The 10th April shift 2 question paper was easier than the session 1 paper per the student's review.

The overall difficulty level of the shift 2 paper was moderate. The shift 2 paper was considered to be more challenging than today's shift 1. Students found Physics and Mathematics sections were slightly more challenging than the shift 1 tests. Questions in the chemistry section were found easy by the students. Meanwhile, students found the mathematics section the toughest. The chemistry section had 6-7 direct theory-based questions. 4 to 5 questions in Physics were direct formula-based and graded as simple.

Overall difficulty of the paper was considered to be easy to difficult. Mathematics was overall more difficult compared to Physics and Chemistry. Physics section was easy and contained many theory based questions. Chemistry MCQ section was easy and the NAT section contained difficult questions from Physical chemistry. Average number of good attempts is 47+

According to students' reactions, the overall difficulty level of today's Shift 1 exam was moderate to difficult. The physics section had questions based on both concepts and formulas. The chemistry section had most questions were asked from inorganic chemistry. Mathematics was found to be difficult and lengthy by students. Overall questions were NCERT-based and covered major topics from both grades 11 and 12

The overall difficulty level of today's Shift 1 exam was moderate to difficult. The Physics and Chemistry sections were moderate according to students. Most Questions were of NCERT Level and most topics from grades 11 and 12 were covered in today's shift 1 exam. Students found Mathematics to be Difficult and very lengthy to solve

The overall difficulty level of the paper was moderate. There were more formula based and line to line questions in Chemistry.

Mathematics question was difficult and some questions were tricky to solve

The difficulty level of the exam was moderate with Physics as the difficult section among the 3 subjects

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