JEE Main 2023, Session 2 Updates: Today is the fifth day of Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main 2023, session 2 conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). After these exams are concluded, the NTA will update information about answer keys and result at the official website — jeemain.nta.nic.in.
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Around 9.4 lakh are expected to appear for the Joint Entrance Exam conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA), The exam is being conducted in 330 cities across the country and 15 cities abroad. If a candidate is appearing in both the sessions then best of their the JEE (Main) 2023 NTA scores will be considered for preparation of the merit list/ ranking.
Candidates should note that in the BE/ BTech paper, all questions will be of four marks, and one mark will be deducted for every wrong answer. For every unanswered question, candidate will get zero marks. Merit will be determined by the conversion of raw scores in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and the conversion of the total into NTA scores. Overall merit will be prepared by merging NTA scores of all shifts of all days. Read less
JEE Main 2023, Session 2 Updates: Students should reach the exam hall at least two hours before the exam begins, to avoid any last-minute rush. They should remember that they cannot carry instruments, geometry or pencil box, handbag, purse, any kind of paper/ stationery/ textual material (printed or written material) to the exam hall.
The NTA will conduct the next JEE Main 2023, Session 2 exam tomorrow, i.e. April 13.
The Bombay High Court will tomorrow (April 13) hear the plea for the removal of JEE Main 75 per cent eligibility criterion.
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“The marks scored by them is not a true reflection of their actual ability therefore those students with less marks than the eligibility criteria (75%) for this year’s examinations can score very high marks in the upcoming JEE Main 2023, and if a fair chance is denied to them that will affect the future (of) lakhs of bright (students),” the PIL stated.
The NTA will release JEE Main 2023, Session 2 result a few days after the session 2 exams conclude. Once released, candidates will be able to check their result at the official website — jeemain.nta.nic.in.
In Physics, questions from Class 11 and 12 syllabus were approximately of the same weightage. In Chemistry, majorly questions were from the Class 11 syllabus, and in Mathematics, majorly questions were from the Class 11 syllabus. Overall, the questions from Class 11th syllabus dominated the paper.
Questions from Mechanics, Current electricity, Semiconductors and Modern Physics were duly represented in the paper. Two questions from Current Electricity and two to three from Magnetism were there in the paper. Other chapters were also included in due proportions. There were a good number of numerical which were largely formula based. According to students XII Physics had more weightage in the paper. PYQ were also there in the paper.
(Inputs from Aakash BYJU’S )
Overall, it was a balanced paper which can be solved in the stipulated time. Average students found Mathematics difficult. The difficulty level-wise order according to a large section of students is Mathematics > Chemistry > Physics
The paper was by and large based on NCERT books. Numerical were very few from Physical Chemistry and but most of the questions were theoretical. Overall, the questions from the Physical, Organic and Inorganic branches were more or less evenly distributed.
Mathematics was moderately tough, while Physics was easy amongst the three subjects. Overall, this paper was of moderate level, as per students.
Students who appeared for today's JEE Main 2023 session 2 exam will soon review the exam's difficulty level for today's exam.
If you are also applying for NEET UG 2023, you will have the option of registering for the exam by today evening. The registration link was supposed to be activated yesterday but was delayed due to technical issues. “The data is huge and it took us time to collect and upload it. Currently, the NIC is in the process of completing this step, and soon after the link will be activated… probably by today evening,” a senior NTA official told indianexpress.com.
Frist shift of the April 12 exam will conclude soon, i.e. at 12 pm. Analysis for the first shift will be out soon.
Students and experts have rated Physics as easy to moderate on the difficulty level. Experts said the section consisted mostly of easy and moderate questions. Most of the questions were NCERT based and were evenly distributed among all major units
The overall difficulty of JEE Main Session 2 April 11 - shift 2 was easy to moderate. Mathematics was the most difficult subject to attempt out of all three subjects.
The Chemistry portion was rated to be easy in the second shift of the April 12 exam.
Inorganic and Organic Chemistry questions were asked equally and had more questions as compared to Physical Chemistry. The Numerical Section had questions from chapters like Chemical Kinetics, Electrochemistry. There were mixed concept questions from Alcohols, Ethers & Phenols, Aryl & Alkyl halides in Organic Chemistry. Inorganic Chemistry had questions from s-block, p-block, Chemical Bonding, Co-ordination Compounds and Metallurgy.
(Inputs from FIITJEE Noida)
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The overall difficulty of JEE Main (Session 2) 11th April 2023 - Shift 1 was easy to moderate. Mathematics was the most difficult subject to attempt out of all three subjects.
(With inputs from Aakash BYJU'S)
Candidates should note that in the BE/ BTech paper, all questions will be of four marks, and one mark will be deducted for every wrong answer. For every unanswered question, candidate will get zero marks
The exam for Physics was rated as easy. Questions asked from Kinematics, Heat & Thermodynamics (3 to 4 questions), Kinetic Theory of Gases, Gravitation, Rotational Motion, EM Waves, Electrostatics, Magnetism, AC Circuits, Current Electricity, Modern Physics & Ray Optics. Numerical based questions were easy. Overall, this section was balanced as per students.
(Inputs from Ramesh Batlish, Managing Partner & Head-FIITJEE Noida Centres)
Chemistry had total 30*questions – Sec-I had 20 Multiple choice questions with Single correct answers & Sec-II had 10 Numerical based questions out which only 5 had to be attempted. Marking scheme for multiple choice questions was +4 for correct response, -1 for incorrect response, 0 if not attempted. Marking scheme for numerical based questions was +4 for correct response, -1 for incorrect response and 0 in all other cases. Total marks of this section were 100.
Mathematics was Moderate level while Physics was Easy amongst the three subjects. Overall, this paper was of Moderate level as per students.
The morning shift exam for April 11 has concluded. Analysis will soon be released by experts.
Questions from prominent chapters like p-block, Haloalkanes and Haloarenes, Solid State, Alcohol, Phenol and Ether, Solutions and Aldehyde, Ketone and Carboxylic Acids were asked.
(With inputs from Aakash BYJU’S)
If a candidate is appearing in both the sessions then best of their the JEE (Main) 2023 NTA scores will be considered for preparation of the merit list/ ranking.
The mathematics paper was moderate but slightly time taking due to the lengthy calculations involved. A few good questions were interspersed sporadically. Questions were asked from Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Probability, Vectors and 3D and Permutation and Combinations were there. Vector and 3D and Conics were dominant in the paper. Almost all the topics were covered. Again, practice through mock tests holds the key.
(Inputs from Aakash BYJU’S)
The first shift of the April 11 exam will conclude at 12 pm. The NTA will conduct last exam tomorrow (April 12).
The overall difficulty of JEE Main (Session 2) (April 10) - Shift 2 was rated as easy to moderate by students and experts. Mathematics was the most difficult subject to attempt out of all three subjects.
No, the NTA has not yet released the JEE Main Session 2 answer keys. Once the JEE Main is over, NTA releases the answer keys and response sheet. JEE aspirants are given time to apply in case of query. NTA releases the final answer keys and result on the same day.
Physics was rated as easy. Chapters including Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Rotational Motion, Magnetism, SHM & Waves, Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Ray Optics, Wave Optics, Semiconductors and Modern Physics were given more weightage. Numerical based questions were easy. Emphasis was more on Class 12 syllabus. Assertion -Reasoning questions had mixed concepts.
(Inputs from Ramesh Baltish, Managing Partner and Head, Noida centres)
Chemistry was rated as easy to moderate on the difficulty level. Physical and Organic Chemistry had more weightage compared to Inorganic Chemistry. Questions were asked from Amines, Aldehydes & Ketones, Polymers, Alcohols, Ethers and Phenols, Aryl and Alkyl halides in Organic Chemistry. Ionic Equilibrium, Solid State, Surface Chemistry, Coordination Compounds, Mole Concept, Electrochemistry, Atomic Structure, Chemical Kinetics. Inorganic Chemistry had questions from p-block and d-block, Ores and Metallurgy.
(Inputs from Ramesh Baltish, Managing Partner and Head, FIITJEE Noida)
Mathematics paper was rated moderate on the difficulty level. Chapters of Conic Sections and Calculus were given more weightage. Questions were asked from Matrices, Vectors, 3D Geometry, Ellipse, Circle, Parabola, Binomial Theorem, Progressions, Functions, AOD, Areas, Differential Equation. Both MCQs and Numerical Based questions required lengthy calculations. Few students termed the paper as tricky.
(Inputs by Ramesh Baltish, Managing Partner and Head, FIITJEE Noida)
Once the JEE Main is over, NTA releases the answer keys and response sheet. JEE aspirants are given time to apply in case of query. NTA releases the final answer keys and result on the same day
The second shift of day 3 has concluded. The next JEE Main 2023 will be held on April 11 and 12.
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In case a candidate is facing any difficulty in downloading the admit card for JEE Main 2023, session 2 along with the undertaking, they may directly contact at the helpline number 011-4075900 or email at jeemain@nta.ac.in.
How to download admit card:-
Step 1: Visit the official website- jeemain.nta.nic.in
Step 2: Click on the link given for admit card on the homepage
Step 3: Enter your credentials such as application number and date of birth
Step 4: View and download the admit card
Chemistry was rated as easy to moderate on difficulty level. Class 12 syllabus had more weightage. Less emphasis was given to Organic Chemistry.
(Inputs from Aakash BYJU's)
Mathematics was rated as moderate to difficult. Questions were asked from all chapters. Emphasis was on Algebra and Calculus. More weightage was given to Class 11 syllabus.
(Inputs from Mr Nitin Arora of Aakash BYJU's)
The second shift of day 3 of Joint Entrance Exam conducted by the National Testing Agency will commence at 3 pm and will conclude at 6 pm.
Students will not be allowed to enter the exam hall after 2:30 pm for the afternoon shift. Once they have entered the exam hall, the invigilator will give instructions from 2:30 pm to 2:50 pm. Candidates can log in to read instructions at 2:50 pm. The exam will commence at 3 pm.
Keeping in view the Covid-19 protocols, students were made to go through a sanitising station where they had to sanitize themselves through a foot press lever. They were also given fresh surgical masks, their personal masks were not allowed. Students were also allowed to bring their own sanitizer (50 ml)
Things students were allowed to carry the following items with them
— Admit card along with self declaration (undertaking)
— A transparent ball point pen
— Additional photograph to be pasted on attendance sheet
— Transparent water bottle
— Sugar tablets/fruits in case the candidate is diabetic
Physics was rated as easy on the difficulty level. Questions were asked from Gravitation, EM Waves, Wave Optics, Ray Optics, Electrostatics, Magnetism and Matter, Current Electricity and Modern Physics, Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Work Power Energy, Heat & Thermodynamics, Semi-Conductors, Communication Systems. MCQs were relatively easy. Some assertion reasoning questions were also asked.
(Inputs from Mr Ramesh Baltish, Centre Head, FIITJEE Noida centres)
Chemistry was rated as easy on difficulty level. More weightage was given to Inorganic Chemistry compared to Physical Chemistry and Organic Chemistry. Questions were asked from Electrochemistry, Ores & Metallurgy, Chemical Bonding, Mole Concept, d – block & f- block, Qualitative Chemistry, Coordination Compounds. Organic Chemistry had some easy questions from Amines, Alcohols, Phenols. Some questions from Polymers & Environmental Chemistry were NCERT Based.
(Inputs from Mr Ramesh Baltish, Centre Head, FIITJEE Noida centres)
Mathematics was rated as easy to moderate. Questions were asked from all chapters. Emphasis was on Algebra and Coordinate Geometry. Questions were asked Matrices, Determinants, Vectors, 3 D Geometry, Straight Line, Parabola, Circle, Binomial Theorem, Progressions, Mathematical Reasoning, Statistics, Complex Numbers, Definite Integrals, Differential Equations. The Numerical Section had few lengthy calculations but were easy.(Inputs from Mr Ramesh Baltish, Centre Head, FIITJEE Noida centres)
The shift 1 for day 3 of Joint Entrance Exam (Main) 2023 has been concluded. About 9.4 lakh candidates registered for the exam in this session. The exams are being conducted in nearly 330 cities in India and 15 cities abroad.
Candidates appearing for JEE were not allowed to carry the following items:-
Instruments
Geometry or Pencil box
Handbag,
Purse
Any kind of Paper/ Stationery/ Textual material (printed or written material),
Mobile Phone/ Earphone/ Microphone/ Pager,
Calculator
DocuPen
Slide Rules
Log Table
Camera
Tape Recorder
Electronic
Watches with facilities of calculator, any metallic item or electronic gadgets