Previous Years Question Papers

NEET – 2019 PAPER ANALYSIS

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has conducted NEET UG exam 2019 on May 5, 2019, for nearly 1 lakh MBBS and BDS seats in medical colleges all over India. The current number of seats available through NEET 2019 for MBBS course nearly more than 60,000.

The paper was easier than previous two years. Also, all the subjects were easier compared to last year. Of the three subjects, Physics was comparatively difficult. Biology and Chemistry were easy and of almost same difficulty level. Of the 180 questions:
113 were easy
50 moderate
17 difficult .

Below is the table which shows overall distribution of number of questions from easy level to difficult level.

Below is the table showing overall distribution of number of questions from class 11 and class 12

Of all the three subjects, physics had a maximum 9 difficult questions, followed by Biology at 7. Chemistry had a measly 1 question rated as difficult. Questions in physics required less calculations compared to last year and were conceptually simpler. Biology included a major chunk of questions from NCERT. There were 10 questions that were a bit tricky. In Chemistry, 40 questions were from NCERT. Most of the questions required little to no calculation.

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NEET – 2019 PAPER ANALYSIS

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has conducted NEET UG exam 2019 on May 5, 2019, for nearly 1 lakh MBBS and BDS seats in medical colleges all over India. The current number of seats available through NEET 2019 for MBBS course nearly more than 60,000.

The paper was easier than previous two years. Also, all the subjects were easier compared to last year. Of the three subjects, Physics was comparatively difficult. Biology and Chemistry were easy and of almost same difficulty level. Of the 180 questions:
113 were easy
50 moderate
17 difficult .

Below is the table which shows overall distribution of number of questions from easy level to difficult level.

Below is the table showing overall distribution of number of questions from class 11 and class 12

f the three subjects, physics had a maximum 9 difficult questions, followed by Biology at 7. Chemistry had a measly 1 question rated as difficult. Questions in physics required less calculations compared to last year and were conceptually simpler. Biology included a major chunk of questions from NCERT. There were 10 questions that were a bit tricky. In Chemistry, 40 questions were from NCERT. Most of the questions required little to no calculation.

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JEE MAIN – CUT OFF MARKS FOR (PREVIOUS YEARS) 2019,2018, 2017,2016,2015

The cutoff of JEE Main 2019 determines the admission opportunities for the candidates who wish to join in IIT’s, NIT’s, IIIT’s and GFTI’s. JEE Main 2019 cutoff has been released by NTA after the announcement of result. The cutoff of JEE Main 2019 is the minimum percentile required by the test takers to score in order to be eligible for admissions into IIT’s, NIT’s, IIIT’s and GFTI’s. Candidates must note that no candidate will be eligible for admissions who secured score lesser than JEE main cutoff 2019. Thus, candidates must either secure percentile equal to JEE main 2019 cutoff or more than that. JEE Main 2019 cutoff is the minimum marks which show the qualifying status of the JEE Main 2019 candidates for admission to NITs, IIITs and GFTIs. Further, JEE Main cutoff marks 2019 are also the qualifying marks for appearing in JEE Advanced 2019 for admissions into IITs.

JEE MAIN CUT OFF MARKS (FOR PREVIOUS YEARS) – 2019,2018,2017,2016,2015

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PAPER ANALYSIS FOR JEE (ADVANCED) 2019

JEE (Advanced) 2019 online exam was held on 27th may, 2019 and result was declared on  14th June, 2019. The online exam was held at various cities across India & abroad too. JEE (Advanced) 2019 was conducted in two parts (paper 1 & paper 2). Paper 1 was conducted from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm in morning session & paper 2 was conducted from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm in evening session for students applying for engineering seats in engineering colleges. Given below is paper analysis of both the papers of this exam. Each paper had 54 questions.

Difficulty Level Analysis : QUESTION WISE (PAPER – 1)

Difficulty Level Analysis : MARKS WISE (PAPER – 1)

Difficulty Level Analysis : QUESTION WISE (PAPER – 2)

Difficulty Level Analysis : MARKS WISE (PAPER – 2)

JEE Advanced 2019 official answer keys for all the three subjects were released by IIT Roorkee, the exam conducting authority, on June 4. The institute also released results on June 14. Candidates can check and download the official answer keys along with the cut offs and JEE Advanced result on the official website. To be able to do the same, candidates will have to login on the official website using their application number and password.

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JEE ADVANCED (2019) Question Paper and KEY

IT Roorkee has released the final answer key of JEE Advanced 2019 in online mode on June 14. The correct responses of the questions asked during the entrance exam are present in the answer key of JEE Advanced 2019. With the help of JEE Advanced answer key 2019 candidates can tally their responses with the ones given in it and calculate their expected scores. Previously, the authorities had released the JEE Advanced 2019 provisional answer key on June 4 in online mode. Candidates who found any discrepancy in the provisional answer key were allowed to raise the objection. In order to raise the objection against answer key of JEE Advanced 2019, candidates had to log-in to their account and submit the feedback with a documented proof. Apart from this, the official question paper I & II was also released both in English and Hindi for the candidate’s reference. JEE Advanced 2019 candidate response sheets was released by IIT Roorkee on May 29. Candidates who appeared for JEE Advanced could log in to download their response sheets. The authorities had sent the download link through email and SMS to candidate for downloading the response sheets.

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JEE Main 2019 Paper I Analysis

JEE Main 2019 Paper I Analysis

• A total of 9,28,198 students had registered for JEE Main 2019. However, 8.75 LAKH students were appeared
• Nearly 38.000 – 40, 000 students availed the EWS reservation.
• All sections were conducted in online computer based mode.

JEE Main 2019 Paper Analysis (April 12 – Evening Shift)

• Last day papers were tougher than previous day papers.
• Even Chemistry which is considered to be easy section had difficult questions.
• Physics questions were descriptive and time consuming. 
• Questions had come from all the chapters.

OVERALL DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS

DIFFICULTY LEVEL ANALYSIS

JEE Main 2019 Paper Analysis (April 12 – Morning Shift)

• Physics retained the tag of being the toughest among all the sections.
• Mathematics had questions with heavy calculations making the paper lengthy and time consuming.
• Chemistry was a scoring paper with direct questions from NCERT Books of class 11 and 12.

OVERALL DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS

DIFFICULTY LEVEL

There was no exam on April 11 due to general elections in 20 states.

JEE Main 2019 Paper Analysis (April 10 – Morning Shift)

• Students’ reactions are more or less the same for the papers.
• Physics follows the trend of being the toughest paper while Chemistry remains the easiest one.
• Experts have predicted the cut off for common rank list to be between 70 – 75.

OVERALL QUESTION DISTRIBUTION

DIFFICULTY LEVEL ANALSIS

 JEE Main 2019 Paper Analysis (April 10 – Evening Shift)

• This slot paper was easier than the paper sets of previous slots.
• Mathematics paper was comparatively softer to the students.
• While Physics challenged their aptitude by various application based questions.
• Chemistry was easy, However, overall exam was lengthy.

OVERALL QUESTION DISTRIBUTION

DIFFICULTY LEVEL QUESTION ANALSIS

JEE Main 2019 Paper Analysis (April 9 – Morning Shift) 

• Students referred to the overall paper as moderate to difficult.
• There are mixed reactions for Chemistry paper. Some found it tougher than expected while others said it was easy as direct questions were asked from NCERT books.
• Physics paper majorly followed NCERT syllabus and was lengthy.
• Mathematics paper had moderate difficulty level with some tricky questions. 

OVERALL QUESTION DISTRIBUTION

DIFFICULTY LEVEL QUESTION ANALSIS

JEE Main 2019 Paper Analysis (April 9 – Evening Shift)

• Following the exam trend, experts say that students should start the paper with Chemistry section to manage the time well.
• A student said that Mathematics was the toughest, lengthy and time-consuming section having questions from Calculus and Trigonometry.
• At the same time, Physics had high complexity level with many application – based questions. 

OVERALL QUESTION DISTRIBUTION

DIFFICULTY LEVEL QUESTION ANALSIS

 JEE Main 2019 Paper Analysis (April 8 – Morning Shift)

• In shift 2, Mathematics surpassed the difficulty level of Physics paper.
• Physics was moderate but lengthy paper.
• Chemistry section was again the easiest section with direct questions from the book.

OVERALL QUESTIONS DISTRIBUTION

DIFFICULTY LEVEL QUESTION ANALSIS

JEE Main 2019 Paper Analysis (April 8 – Evening Shift)​

• Mathematics was moderate to difficult paper with a few repeated questions from previous year question papers.  
• Physic paper had most number of questions from Mechanics and Electrostatic and Magnetism topics.

OVERALL QUESTIONS  DISTRIBUTION

DIFFICULTY LEVEL QUESTION ANALSIS

• Chemistry section: As expected by students, Chemistry was the easiest paper among the three as it had 5 to 6 direct questions from class 11 and 12 NCERT Books.

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JEE Main – Previous year Question Papers (2019)

JEE Main Question Papers – National Testing Agency has released JEE Main 2020 notification of January and April session exam. Students can download the question papers of JEE Main from the provided below link.

Paper I 8th April 2019 Shift 1 CLICK HERE
Paper I 9th April 2019 Shift 1 CLICK HERE
Paper I 9th Jan 2019 Shift 1 CLICK HERE
Paper I 10th April 2019 Shift 1 CLICK HERE
Paper I 10th Jan 2019 Shift 1 CLICK HERE
Paper I 11th Jan 2019 Shift 1 CLICK HERE
Paper I 12th April 2019 Shift 1 CLICK HERE
Paper I 12th Jan 2019 Shift 1 CLICK HERE
Paper II 7th April 2019 Shift 1 CLICK HERE
Paper II 8th Jan 2019 Shift 1 CLICK HERE

Paper I 8th April 2019 Shift 2 CLICK HERE
Paper I 9th April 2019 Shift 2 CLICK HERE
Paper I 9th Jan 2019 Shift 2 CLICK HERE
Paper I 10th April 2019 Shift 2 CLICK HERE
Paper I 10th Jan 2019 Shift 2 CLICK HERE
Paper I 11th Jan 2019 Shift 2 CLICK HERE
Paper I 12th April 2019 Shift 2 CLICK HERE
Paper I 12th Jan 2019 Shift 2 CLICK HERE
Paper II 7th April 2019 Shift 2 CLICK HERE
Paper II 8th Jan 2019 Shift 2 CLICK HERE

JEE Main questions papers are available from year 2017-19 in the form of pdf file. The question papers of JEE Main will help students understand the difficulty level of the exam and the type of questions which are asked. Practising JEE Main question papers and previous year papers will also help students in analysing their preparation level with the questions which have been asked in exam. NTA releases the question papers of JEE Main after conclusion of exam. NTA also releases the answers answer key and students response sheets along with question papers of JEE Main. The JEE Main 2020 will be held in online mode as Computer Based Test in January. Students can find more information below regarding the exam and how practising the JEE Main papers will help them score good marks.