JEE Advanced Exam Pattern

Exam Pattern

The JEE Advanced exam is conducted in two parts: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Both papers are compulsory and have objective-type (multiple choice and numerical answer) questions. The JEE Advanced exam format is as follows:

• The 2024 JEE Advanced exam will be taken online
• Two papers—Paper 1 and Paper 2—will comprise the test. Appearing for the paper is mandatory
• The essay is divided into three sections: physics, chemistry, and maths.
• Each section has 18 questions.
• Each paper carries 183 marks
• The total marks for JEE Advanced test is 306 marks
• The duration is 3 hours for each paper.

Exam Highlight

Paper I

Paper II

Mock Test

Taking mock tests is an essential part of JEE Advanced preparation as it helps to identify the candidates’ strengths and weaknesses, get familiar with the exam pattern, and improve their time management skills. Here are some tips to help prepare for JEE Advanced mock tests:

• Plan the mock test schedule well in advance, and try to take them at the same time of day as the actual exam. This will help to get used to the exam's timing and conditions.
• Choose a mock test series that matches the actual JEE Advanced exam pattern and difficulty level.
• After every mock test analyse the performance, and identify the areas where it needs improvement. This will help the candidates to focus on their weaknesses and improve their overall scores.
• Review the answers to the questions that you got wrong or had difficulty answering. Understand the solutions thoroughly and identify the areas where mistakes are made.
• Practice solving as many mock tests as possible before the actual exam. This will help them to get familiar with the exam pattern, improve their speed and accuracy, and build their confidence.

Remember, mock tests are a crucial part of JEE Advanced preparation, and taking them seriously can help to improve performance in the actual exam.