JEE Advanced 2025 Analysis and Cutoff by FIITJEE - Candidates can check the JEE Advanced exam analysis and cutoff 2025 by FIITJEE after the conclusion of the exam. The experts of FIITJEE will prepare the JEE Advanced paper analysis based on students' reactions. Candidates can check the JEE Advanced 2025 exam analysis to know the exam difficulty level, distributions of marks, weightage of topics, and more. JEE Advanced 2025 is expected to be held in November 2025. IIT Kanpur will conduct the JEE Advanced exam 2025.
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FIITJEE will also release the IITJEE Advanced cutoff by considering various factors like the difficulty level of the exam, previous year cutoff trends, availability of seats and more. The JEE Advanced 2025 cutoff is the minimum mark required to qualify the entrance test. The cutoff will be released along with the JEE Advanced exam results. Read the full article to know more about JEE Advanced 2025 analysis and cutoff by FIITJEE.
Here, we have compiled the JEE Advanced exam paper analysis by FIITJEE for the previous year. Candidates can refer to the analysis of previous years to know about the level of the exam.
FITJEE has released the JEE Advanced exam analysis after the exam conclusion. The analysis is based on the memory recollections of the students. The analysis will provide the difficulty level of the JEE Advanced question paper and other key aspects. Candidates can check the JEE Advanced analysis 2024 here once released.
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Students found the overall level of paper Moderate to Difficult level but not easy. As per the students Maths was Easy to Moderate, Chemistry was Moderate, but Physics was relatively difficult.
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Overall Analysis: Students found the overall level of paper Moderate to Difficult level but not easy. Some students have reported Physics was Easy, Chemistry was Moderate, but Maths was relatively difficult.
Chemistry: Chemistry was not balanced as per students. Inorganic Chemistry had a few questions which were directly from NCERT. Physical Chemistry questions covered chapters on Chemical Kinetics, Ionic & Chemical Equilibrium, Electrochemistry, and Atomic Structure. Thermodynamics (with more than one question). In Organic Chemistry, questions mostly asked from Amines, Polymers, Biomolecules, Oxygen-containing Compounds, and some named reactions were also asked. Mixed-concept questions were asked. This section was reported as Moderate as per students. More weightage is given to Organic Chemistry.
Physics. More weightage was given to chapters like Kinematics, Thermodynamics, Modern Physics, Capacitors, Current Electricity, Kinematics, Gravitation, Optics, and Electrostatics. Overall, Physics was Easy as compared to the other two subjects as per students. This was a Balanced Section as per students.
Mathematics: Mathematics was tricky & difficult for students. There were tricky and lengthy questions from Vectors and 3D Geometry. There were questions from Functions, Matrices, Ellipse, Statistics & Probability. Some good questions were asked in chapters of Probability, Complex Numbers, 3-D Geometry, Parabolas. Students felt this section was the Toughest.
Chemistry (Easy). Balanced Section. In Physical Chemistry, there were questions from Electrochemistry, Mole Concept, Surface Chemistry, Thermodynamics & Chemical Kinetics. Organic Chemistry was well distributed with more mixed concept-based questions. No direct questions in Inorganic Chemistry, there were questions from p-block, especially reaction-based.
Physics (Moderate & Lengthy) These were more concept-based and covered all chapters. Students reported this section to be Moderate. Questions were asked about Optics, Kinematics, Work Power & Energy, Rotational Motion, Thermodynamics mixed with Surface Tension, Current Electricity, Electrostatics, and Magnetism. Mixed concepts questions took more time, so some students found this section lengthy.
Mathematics (Moderately & Lengthy) There were more questions from Calculus & Coordinate Geometry. Questions were mixed concept questions clubbing two chapters asked from Functions & Progressions, Application of Derivatives clubbed with Differential Equation, Circle clubbed with Trigonometry, Vectors clubbed with Matrices, and some direct questions from Hyperbola, Ellipse, Permutation & Combination, Probability, Definite Integration with Inverse of function. Questions had lengthy calculations.
Chemistry was a balanced section with questions covering chapters of 11th & 12th classes equally. In Inorganic Chemistry, questions were directly from NCERT. In Physical Chemistry, questions covered chapters on Electrochemistry, Chemical Equilibrium, and Atomic Structure. Thermodynamics (Kinetic Theory Gases). In Organic Chemistry, questions mostly asked from Amines, Polymers, Biomolecules, Oxygen-containing Compounds, and some named reactions were also asked.
Physics. Had more than one question from chapters like Rotational Motion- 3 questions, Thermodynamics-2 questions, Modern Physics-2 questions, Capacitors-2 questions, LC Circuits, Kinematics, Gravitation, Optics, Current Electricity. Overall, this section was moderate compared to the other two subjects as per students.
Mathematics was tricky & difficult as per the students. There were 2 questions from 3D Geometry. Some tricky questions from Functions, Matrices, Ellipse, Vectors, Probability, Harmonic Progressions, Trigonometric Equations. Some good questions were asked from chapters of Probability, Complex Numbers,3-D Geometry, and Conic Sections. Students felt this section was the Toughest.
The expert faculties have released FIITJEE JEE Advanced Analysis 2021 on their official website. Based on the difficulty level of the JEE Advanced 2021 question paper and previous year trends, the authorities have also released the JEE Advanced cutoff 2021 by FIITJEE. Candidates can check JEE Advanced paper 1 analysis below.
Overall | Physics | Chemistry | Mathematics |
| Current Electricity | Titration | Matrices & Determinants |
JEE Advanced 2021 Marking Scheme
Section | I | II | III | IV |
Making Scheme | 4 Questions of Single Correct Type +3, -1 | 3 Paragraphs with Two Questions Each, Numerical value answer type to second decimal place +2, 0 | 6 Questions more than one option Correct type +4, -2 with partial marking | 3 Questions with non negative integer Type answer +4, 0 |
The expert faculties have prepared the analysis of JEE Advanced 2020 by FIITJEE after the conclusion of paper 1. JEE Advanced 2020 analysis by FIITJEE provides the detailed information about the type of questions asked in the exam, difficulty level of each section, overall difficulty level of the exams, weightage of topics asked in the exam, etc.
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According to the FIITJEE experts, the Mathematics section was tough and lengthy. Physics section was also tough and lengthy, however it was more calculation based. Chemistry section was easier as expected. The analysis applies for both Paper 1 and Paper 2.
Ramesh Batlish from FIITJEE has released the quick analysis of JEE Advanced 2018 for Paper 1 and II after it's conclusion. The maximum marks for the exam were 180; 60 for each paper. There were 3 sections - Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with 54 questions in total. Candidates can refer to the given table to know the section-wise analysis of JEE Advanced 2018 for both Paper I & II:
Paper | Section 1 | Section 2 | Section 3 |
I | This section had 6 questions with four options in which one or more than one options were correct. Marking scheme in this section is (+4) in case all options are correct, (+1 )for each correct response, 0 marks for no response and (-2) for all other cases. Maximum marks for this section was 24. | This section had 8 questions with the correct response being a Numerical value. For each question, the correct numerical value was to be rounded off to second decimal place. (For eg: 6.25, 7.00,-127.30). The marking scheme was (+3) for the correct response and 0 marks in all other cases. Maximum marks for this section was 24. | This section had 2 Comprehensions with two questions in each comprehension. Each comprehension had two questions with 4 options in which only one option was correct. Marking scheme in this section is (+3) if the correct option is marked, (0) marks if none of the options is marked (-1) in all other cases. Maximum marks for this section was 12. |
II | Sec-1 had (06) six questions with four options in which one or more than one options were correct. Marking scheme in this section is +4 in case all options are correct, +1 for each correct response, 0 marks for no response and -2 for all other cases. Maximum marks for this section was 24. | Sec-2 had (08) Eight questions with correct response being a Numerical value. For each question, the correct numerical value was to be rounded off to second decimal place.( E.g: 6.25,7.00,-127.30). The making scheme was +3 for the correct response 0 marks in all other cases. Maximum marks for this section was 24 | Sec-3 had (04) Four questions. Each question had Two (02) matching list-I and List-II. Only one of the four options corresponds to the correct matching. Marking scheme in this section is +3 if the correct option is marked, 0 marks if none of the options is marked -1 in all other cases. Maximum marks for this section was 12. |
According to FIITJEE, candidates had the following reactions:
Candidates found the overall level of paper was moderate but not easy.
According to some of the candidates, Maths was easy and Physics was relatively difficult. However, Chemistry has been reported of moderate level.
No mistakes have been reported till now as Paper 2 is still going on.
Candidates found the overall level of paper moderate level.
Mathematics section was difficult compared to Physics & Chemistry.
No mistakes reported till now as complete paper is yet to be analysed.
Total no. of questions (54 questions) remains same as last year however total marks of JEE Advanced Paper-2 has changed from 183 to 180 marks this year.
Overall Comparison:
Compared to Paper-1, students reported Paper-2 was relatively tough.
Students feel this year’s paper was tougher compared to 2017.
The online exam of JEE Advanced 2019 has been compared with the last year paper:
The total number of questions i.e. 54 remains the same as last year, however, total marks of Paper 1 has changed from 183 to 180 this year.
As the test was computer based, candidates had the option to change their responses. They could mark it for review, save and next to proceed further.
Candidates had to give biometric attendance for which they had to report at 7:30 for Paper 1 and 12:45 for Paper 2.
The Matching Type questions had two columns to be matched. Last year(2017) there were three column questions as well.
Equal weightage was given to class XI & XII.
The Total marks of each Paper reduced from 183 to 180.
As Paper was conducted on Computer Based Mode , neither print of question Paper nor copy of Response Sheet was given to students.
The expert faculties of the institute will prepare and release the cutoff of JEE Advanced 2024 by FIITJEE in online mode. It should be noted that the JEE Advanced 2024 cutoff by FIITJEE will be the expected cutoff and should not be treated as the actual cutoff. Candidates can refer to the cutoff released by the institute to have an idea of the actual cutoff. The cutoff of JEE Advanced 2024 by FIITJEE will be updated here in this article as soon as it is released by the institute.
Candidates have to secure certain qualifying marks stated by the authorities to be included in the JEE Advanced 2024 rank list. Candidates can refer to the given tables to know about the minimum percentage marks required by the candidates for inclusion in the JEE Advanced rank list in previous years.
Rank List | Minimum percentage of marks in each subject | Minimum percentage of aggregate marks |
Common Rank List (CRL) | 10.0 | 35.0 |
OBC-NCL Rank List | 9.0 | 31.5 |
SC Rank List | 5.0 | 17.5 |
ST Rank List | 5.0 | 17.5 |
Common-PwD Rank List (CRL-PwD) | 5.0 | 17.5 |
OBC-NCL-PwD Rank List | 5.0 | 17.5 |
SC-PwD Rank List | 5.0 | 17.5 |
ST-PwD Rank List | 5.0 | 17.5 |
Preparatory course Rank List | 2.5 | 8.75 |
Category | PwD Status | Rank List | Minimum Marks in Each Subject | Minimum Aggregate Marks |
Any | Any | CRL | 13 | 75 |
OBC-NCL | Any | OBC-NCL rank list | 12 | 67 |
SC | Any | SC rank list | 07 | 38 |
ST | Any | ST rank list | 07 | 38 |
Any | Yes | CRL-PwD | 07 | 38 |
OBC-NCL | Yes | OBC-NCL-PwD rank list | 07 | 38 |
SC | Yes | SC-PwD rank list | 07 | 38 |
ST | Yes | ST-PwD rank list | 07 | 38 |
Note: CRL is the rank list in which all candidates (across all categories) will be given ranks.
On Question asked by student community
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You passed 12th in 2024 as a PCB student and now plan to appear again in 2026 with PCM through NIOS.
For JEE Main 2026, you will be eligible because students can appear in the year they pass 12 and up to two more years.
Since you are giving
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If you are from General category with 57 percent in 12th then to appear for JEE Advanced you need to be in top percentile of your board as the eligibility for JEE advanced you need at least 75 percent in 12th or in the top 20 percentile of your
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Repeating class 11th does not affect your JEE eligibility .
For JEE Main there is no age limit , you can appear if you have passed or are appearing in class 12th in the eligible year , so repeating the class 11th will not affect your eligibility.
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