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JEE Main 2025 January 23 Shift 1 Paper Analysis - Carers360 has provided the JEE Main 2025 January 23 Exam Analysis . Get a detailed overview of the exam’s difficulty level, question patterns, and section-wise analysis for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. This analysis also highlights important topics, weightage, and question trends, helping aspirants identify focus areas for upcoming shifts or attempts. Read this article for regular updates and resources related to JEE Main 2025.
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While the JEE Main 2025 January 23 exam analysis has available on this page , let us look at the analysis of shift 1 and 2 . This will help for the exam but also give the students an idea of what and what not to expect for the forthcoming exams. Let us look at the following factors to understand more.
Here is the detail analysis video for Shift 2
Overall Analysis of Jan 23 Shift 2
Today's 23rd January evening shift paper is easy as compared to the morning shift and similar level to the morning shift. Overall paper is moderate with respect to JEE Main 2024
Overall Difficulty Level: Maths>chem>phy
Maths was moderate to tough and lengthy for this shift.
Questions Asked from below given important chapters/topics
Physics:
3 Questions were asked from Current electricity
3 Questions were asked from Ray optics
3 Questions were asked from Modern Physics
2 Questions were asked from Electrostatics
1-2 Questions were asked from Kinematics
1-2 Questions were asked from SHM
Maths:
Questions were seen from conic sections in geometry.
2 to 3 questions from vectors and 3D geometry.
One question from parabola was seen.
One question in true false section from relations and functions was seen.
One question from determinants.
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Chemistry:
1 Question from General Organic Chemistry.
1 Question from p- block
1 Question from SN1 rection
1 question was asked from Chemical Kinetics
1 question was from named reaction
1 question was asked on Mole fraction
Here is the detail analysis video Shift 1
Physics-
Maths-
Chemistry-
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Check here the past years' analysis for JEE Main Exam to understand trends in difficulty levels, section-wise weightage, and question patterns. By reviewing this you will get insights into recurring topics in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics to enhance your preparation.
Some previous year's question papers for you to look at:
The following tables have respective highest weighted chapters and topics for JEE Mains:
Read to find out more about JEE Main 2025 Jan 23 Physics Important Topics
|
Chapter |
Importance Level |
Key Topics |
Weightage (Approx.) |
|
Electrodynamics |
High |
Current Electricity, Electrostatics |
20–25% |
|
Modern Physics |
Very High |
Photoelectric Effect, Atomic Structure |
15–20% |
|
Medium |
Laws of Thermodynamics, Carnot Cycle |
10–15% |
Read to find out more about JEE Main 2025 Jan 23 Chemistry Important Topics
|
Chapter/Section |
Importance Level |
Key Topics |
Weightage (Approx.) |
|
Physical Chemistry |
High |
Equilibrium, Thermodynamics |
35–40% |
|
Inorganic Chemistry |
High |
20–25% |
Read to find out more about JEE Main 2025 Jan 23 Maths Important Topics
|
Chapter |
Importance Level |
Key Topics |
Weightage (Approx.) |
|
Calculus |
Very High |
Differentiation, Integration, Application of Derivatives |
30–35% |
|
High |
Matrices & Determinants, Complex Numbers |
25–30% | |
|
Medium |
Equations and Proof |
10–15% |
Revise Key Concepts: Prioritize formulas, reactions, and theorems that are commonly tested. Avoid starting new topics.
Practice Mock Tests: Take a couple of timed mock tests to optimize your speed and accuracy.
Check Errors: Analyze mistakes from previous tests to avoid repeating them.
Stay Organized: Always have admit cards, stationery, and necessary documents ready.
Stay Calm: Take breaks, practice mindfulness, and don’t overburden yourself.
Time Management Strategy: Plan your approach for each section to ensure balanced time distribution.
Sleep Well: Getting a good sleep will help make your mind more productive; aim for at least 6 to 8 hours of sleep.
As the 23rd January shifts approach, remember that your diligent preparation has prepared you to excel. Approach the exam with confidence and focus. Manage your time wisely, but prioritize accuracy over speed. Regardless of the outcome, view this as a step forward in your journey toward success. Stay positive, give your best, and let your hard work shine through.
Wishing you the very best for your JEE Main exam on the 23rd January shifts—you’ve got this!
On Question asked by student community
Hello,
Since the NTA conducts exams in Tamil, these official papers will have a Tamil language option. Kindly check the following link to get the question papers.
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-question-papers
I hope this helps you.
Hello there,
Understanding and solving different question papers is one of the best practice for the preparation specially when it comes to JEE mains. It gives you proper understanding of the exam pattern, important topics to cover and marking scheme.
Here is the link attached from the official website of Careers360 which will provide you with the link of previous year question papers on chemistry in PDF format. Hope it helps!
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-mains-chemistry-questions-in-last-year-exam-premium
thank you!
Hello,
Yes, you can be eligible , but it depends on how you passed Mathematics.
JEE Main
You are eligible if:
You passed Class 12 with Physics and Mathematics.
Mathematics was passed as a full subject from NIOS.
NIOS is a recognized board.
Having two marksheets is allowed.
You are not eligible if:
Mathematics was taken only as an improvement or additional without passing it as a full subject.
MHT-CET
You are eligible if:
You passed Class 12 with Physics and Mathematics.
Mathematics from NIOS is shown as a passed subject.
NIOS is recognized for Maharashtra admissions.
Mathematics was passed before the admission year.
You are not eligible if:
Mathematics is not shown as a passed subject.
Important
Mathematics must be a separate and passed subject.
Keep both marksheets during counselling.
Always check the current year information brochure before applying.
Hope it helps !
The marks needed for a 99+ percentile in the JEE Main January attempt depend on the difficulty of the paper and the total number of candidates. Generally, you need roughly *180–200* marks out of 300 to hit the 99+ percentile. The exact cutoff varies each session, so checking the official NTA percentile score calculator or previous year cutoffs gives a more precise idea.
Hello aspirant
JEE Main accepts NIOS, so you can appear if you meet the basic eligibility.
BITS does not accept marks from two different boards, so this option won’t work for BITS.
VIT and SRM generally accept NIOS, but having two separate mark sheets can be an issue. You should check their official eligibility rules before applying.
Thankyou I hope this help
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