JEE Advanced 2019 Analysis and Cutoff by Aakash Institute

JEE Advanced 2019 Analysis and Cutoff by Aakash Institute – Candidates who appeared in the national-level entrance exam will be able to check the JEE Advanced analysis and cutoff 2019 by Aakash Institute. The institute will release the JEE Advanced analysis and cutoff for both Paper I and II. By referring to the JEE Advanced 2019 Analysis and Cutoff by Aakash Institute, candidates will be able to get perspective into the exam like difficulty level, types of questions asked, weightage of questions. The institute will release branch-wise cutoffs of JEE Advanced for all categories. It is important that the candidate meets the cutoff of the course to which admission is sought, as otherwise, chances of admission can be low. For preparing the JEE Advanced 2019 analysis and cutoff, Aakash Institute will consider factors like number of seats available, applications received for admission, and also difficulty level of the exam. To learn more about JEE Advanced 2019 Analysis and cutoff by Aakash Institute, go through the rest of the article.
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Given below are some of the key factors that are considered when deciding JEE Advanced cutoff 2019.

• The difficulty level of JEE Advanced 2019 exam

• Total number of candidates appearing in the exam

• Number of seats available in the discipline to which admission is sought

• Applications received for admission

• Cutoff trend of previous years

JEE Advanced 2019 Analysis by Aakash Institute

The analysis of Paper 1 and Paper 2 of JEE Advanced 2019 by Aakash Institute will throw light into the following areas.

• Which of the two papers was more difficult - Paper 1 or Paper 2

• What type of questions were asked - Integer type or the three column matrix match

• The difficulty level of the exam

• What were the topics that were covered in all the three subjects in both the papers

• Subject-wise difficult level

• Which topics were given more weightage

• The marking scheme of Paper 1 and Paper 2

• Whether the questions were straight forward, conceptual or analytical

• Whether the question papers were lengthy

• The overall difficulty level of the exam

The analysis for this year’s exam will be updated once the institute release it post completion of JEE Advanced exam. In the mean time, candidates can check the analysis of JEE Advanced by Aakash Institute for the previous year.

Previous year JEE Advanced Analysis

JEE Advanced 2017 Analysis of Paper 1

The subject wise analysis of paper 1 of JEE Advanced 2017 is given below:

Physics

• The total number of questions that were asked was 18

• There were no lengthy questions

• Total marks for the paper was 61

• Most questions were asked from heat & thermodynamics and magnetism

• The paper was of moderate difficulty level

Chemistry

• Most questions were asked from the NCERT syllabus with only a few outside NCERT syllabus

• Questions were conceptual in nature

• There were 18 questions of 61 marks

• Out of the 18 questions asked, 8 were from physical chemistry, 6 from organic and 4 from inorganic

• 67% of the questions were of moderate difficulty level

Mathematics

• Basic understanding was enough to solve most questions

• There were 18 questions of 61 marks

• Matrix match involving three column was introduced

• The questions were moderately difficult

• There were six questions each that were asked from calculus and 2D-Geometry, while 5 questions were asked from Algebra and 1 from probability

JEE Advanced 2017 Analysis of Paper 2

In paper 2, there was negative marking in two of the sections. In all there were 18 questions per section and the total marks was 183. The subject wise analysis of JEE Advanced Paper 2 is given below.

Physics

• The physics section was more difficult than paper 1 of JEE Advanced 2017

• There was ambiguity in one of the questions on rotational mechanics

• Questions were asked from the difficult chapters of Physics and they sought to understand the analytical skills of the students

• There were nine questions which were asked from mechanics, while 7 from electromagnetism and 1 each from Modern Physics and Optics

• The physics section was 56% moderately difficult, 39% difficult and 5% easy

Chemistry

• In paper 2, chemistry section was difficult

• Conceptual knowledge was required to answer questions from organic chemistry

• Questions from Physical chemistry required critical thinking of the basic concepts

• It was a low scoring section

• 39% of the questions were difficult, while 33% were moderately difficult and 28% were easy

• Six questions each were asked from organic, inorganic and physical chemistry

Mathematics

• Questions were mostly asked from topics like integral calculus, 3D, Vector

• The mathematics section was easy to moderately difficulty level

• There was an ambiguity in one of the questions

• There were 8 questions that were asked from Algebra, 7 from calculus and one each from probability, geometry and trigonometry

• 18 were asked of 61 marks

• 78% of the questions that were asked were moderately difficult, 17% were easy while 5% of them fell in the difficult category

Candidates can check the opening and closing rank of the top 5 IITs for the year 2016 in the table that is given below.

Opening & Closing Ranks of IITs for 2016

JEE Advanced Qualifying Marks

To be considered for admission at an IIT, the candidate has to score a minimum percentage of marks overall and also in the individual subjects depending on his or her category. Candidates can check the minimum percentage of marks for JEE Advanced 2019 from the table below.

Minimum Percentage of Marks Prescribed for Inclusion in the Rank List