JEE Advanced 2019 Analysis & Cutoff by Resonance

JEE Advanced 2019 Analysis and Cutoff by Resonance -The entrance exam of JEE Advanced 2019 will be conducted on May 27, 2019 in online mode. After the conclusion of the exam, a number of the coaching institutions will release the analysis and cutoff of JEE Advanced 2019. Candidates can refer for JEE Advanced 2019 Analysis and Cutoff by Resonance provided on this page. From the analysis of JEE Advanced 2019 exam by Resonance, candidates can know the type of questions that were asked in the entrance exam, overall and subject wise difficulty level of the exam, distribution of questions from class XI & XII syllabus, questions from frequent topics etc. The JEE Advanced 2019 expected cutoff by Resonance was released after the exam is over. This cutoff of JEE Advanced 2019 by Resonance is the probable minimum marks required to qualify in the exam. Candidates can check the previous year JEE Advanced analysis and cutoff by Resonance from the article given below.
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JEE Advanced 2019 Expected Cutoff by Resonance

Candidates can check the expected cutoff of JEE Advanced 2019 by Resonance from the table given below.

JEE Advanced 2019 Cutoff by Resonance (Category-wise)

JEE Advanced 2019 Analysis by Resonance

The analysis of JEE Advanced 2019 for Paper 1 and 2 has been released in online mode after the conclusion of the exam. JEE Advanced analysis 2019 by Resonance includes the type of questions that were asked, frequency of the topics from which questions were asked, level of difficulty etc. This analysis by Resonance allows candidates to know about JEE Advanced 2019 exam from an expert point of view.

Key highlights of Exam Analysis by Resonance

In both Paper I and II, a total of 54 questions were asked. Each of the three subjects - physics, chemistry and mathematics had 18 questions each. Total marks was 180 for each paper, with each subject contributing 60 marks. Here are some other highlights:

• A total of 44 questions were asked from 11th syllabus, while 64 questions were from 12th syllabus
• Of the total 108 combined questions in both papers, 31 questions have been tagged easy, 37 medium and remaining 40 of difficulty level.
• Chemistry was on the difficult side, while Physics and Mathematics were moderate
• The paper was difficult compared to last year
• As per topic wise analysis of Physics paper, 41.67% questions were asked from Mechanics, 22.50% questions from Electrodynamics, 10.83% from Heat and Thermodynamics, 8.33% from Modern Physics, 8.33% from SHM and waves, 5.83% from Optics, and 2.50% from Mathematics Tool
• Mathematics had 22.50% questions from Integral Calculus, 14.17% from differential calculus, 14.17% from Coordinate Geometry, 10.83% from Vector and 3D, 2.50% from Fundamentals and Mathematics, 5% from Probability, 6.67% from Complex Numbers, and 2.50% from Algebra.
• Chemistry had 20% questions had from Organic Chemistry_II, 20% from Inorganic Chemistry-II, 9.17% from Inorganic Chemistry -I, 19.17% Physical Chemistry -I and 18.33 questions from Physical Chemistry -II.

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Previous year analysis of JEE Advanced by Resonance

Candidates can check the previous year analysis of JEE Advanced by Resonance to know how the analysis is done. JEE Advanced analysis by Resonance will allow candidates to know how the paper will come.

JEE Advanced 2017 Analysis by Resonance - Paper I

According to the experts of Resonance, in Paper-1 of JEE Advanced 2017 Physics and Mathematics section were easy in comparison to Chemistry, questions were of objective type and topics from class XI & XII were given equal weightage in the exam.

JEE Advanced Analysis 2017 by Resonance - Paper I

JEE Advanced 2019 Analysis by Resonance – Paper II

Candidates will be able to know the difficulty level of the exam, frequency of the questions asked from class XI & XII syllabus, weightage of the questions etc on the basis of JEE Advanced 2019 analysis by Resonance by Paper II.

JEE Advanced 2017 Analysis by Resonance - Paper II

JEE Advanced Analysis 2017 by Resonance - Paper II

Minimum percentage of marks required for inclusion in JEE Advanced Rank List 2017

Based on the above mentioned cut off of JEE Advanced 2017 shared by IIT Madras, it was decided whether the candidates have qualified in JEE Advanced 2017 or not to be included in the All India Rank List. Candidates must also note that for the common counselling JEE Advanced cut off varies and is much lower than the above given one.

JEE Advanced Qualifying Marks 2016

Note: CRL is the rank list in which all candidates (across all categories) will be given ranks.

This article has been written on previous year's information. It will be updated as soon as new information comes in.