JEE Mains-2019-Physics Analysis
To succeed in any competitive exam students should know how the questions were framed in the exam. To understand this every teacher recomends the students to solve the previous exam papers.When a student solves the exam papers he/she will understand the difficulty level of the paper. They also can undertand from which chapters more number of questions were asked and from which topic questions were asked. So to succeed in the competitive exams it is a mandatory for the students to solve the previous exam papers. Students should solve atleast last three years papers. In this blog I am going to provide the detail analysis of 2019 Physics papers.JEE Mains-2019In 2019 JEE Mains exam was conducted in eight shifts in four days. The shiftwise analysis of the physics paper is as below
The summary of all the above eight sessions is given in the following table
Outcome of chapter wise Analysis
- In every exam from class XI syllabus nearly 43% of questions were asked .
- In every exam from class XII syllabusnearly 55% of questions were asked .
- Only 2% of questions were asked from experimental skills.
- Maximum number of questions were asked from Electrostatics.The chapters from which more number of questions were asked are
- Rotational Motion, Oscillations an Waves, Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism and optics.
- In each paper , almost 15 questions from these chapters.
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