JEE Main 2025 January 28 Shift 1, 2 Paper Analysis Available - Detailed Review

JEE Mains 2025 Jan 28 Exam Analysis

The exact JEE Mains 2025 Jan 28 exam analysis has released. Although the exact prediction of the JEE Main 2025 January 28 paper is not possible before the exam, there are some trends being followed. Physics contains more theoretical and numerical question types. Chemistry mostly contains questions from NCERT directly. Over the years, students have found the Mathematics section moderately difficult.

Once the JEE Main 2025 January 28 exam is conducted, this section will be updated with detailed insights. We will analyze student feedback, highlight the most difficult questions, and provide solutions to commonly encountered challenges. Be sure to check back soon for a comprehensive breakdown of the exam, which will help you strategize your approach for future shifts. Not only that, our coaches will be analyzing JEE Main exam paper live soon after conduction of the exam here:

JEE Mains 2025 Jan 28 Exam Analysis Shift 2

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Overall Paper Analysis 28 Jan Shift 2

• The JEE Main 28th January Shift 2 paper was with respect to

• tougher concerning last year's (2024) papers

• tougher concerning both the shifts of the 24th January 2025 papers

• Moderate concerning the 28th Jan 2025 morning shift

• Mathematics was lengthy, Physics requires strong conceptual understanding, and Chemistry is relatively straightforward but largely based on NCERT.

• Overall Difficulty Level: Mathematics > Physics > Chemistry

• Mathematics questions were lengthy, requiring significant time for calculations and problem-solving.

• Physics: The difficulty level was high, with conceptually challenging questions.

The Physics 12 class weightage was more than class 11.

• Chemistry: The paper was largely NCERT-based, making it relatively straightforward for those well-prepared with the textbook.

• >> Questions asked from below given important topics

• Physics-

• 3-4 Questions from Magnetism

• 5 Questions from Ray Optics

• 2 Questions from Kinematics

• 2 Questions from Thermodynamics

• 1 Question from Rotational Motion

• 1 Question from the Current Electricity

• Maths-

• Integration: 4 questions

• Vector and 3d: 3 questions

• Circle: 1 question

• Differential equations: 1 question

• Conic sections: 2 questions

• Quadratic equations: 1 question

• Matrix and determinants: 1 question

• Probability: 1question

• Chemistry-

• 2 questions were asked from Biomolecules

• 1 question was asked from Chemical Bonding and molecular structure based on magnetism

• 2 questions were from General Organic chemistry

• 1 question was based on E2 elimination

• 2 questions were asked from the Periodic classification of elements

• 1 questions was asked from Electrochemistry

• 1 question was based on the Mole concept

• 1 question was based on Chemical Kinetics

• 2 questions were asked from Coordination compounds

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• 1 Question from Semiconductor

• 1 Question from Gravitation

JEE Mains 2025 Jan 28 Exam Analysis Shift 1

• The JEE Main 28th January Shift 1 paper was tougher compared to both the previous day's (24th January) paper and last year's (2024) paper, with Mathematics being lengthy, Physics conceptually challenging, and Chemistry straightforward but heavily reliant on NCERT.

• Overall Difficulty Level: Mathematics > Physics > Chemistry

• Mathematics questions were lengthy, requiring significant time for calculations and problem-solving.

• Physics: The difficulty level was high, with conceptually challenging questions.

• Chemistry: The paper was largely NCERT-based, making it relatively straightforward for those well-prepared with the textbook.

>> Questions asked from below given important topics

Physics-

• 1 Q from Logic Gates

• 1 Q from Semiconductor

• 1 Q from Electrostatics based on Equipotential surface

• 2 Q from Fluid Mechanics

• 1 Q from Nucleus

• 2-3 Q from the Current electricity

• 1 Q from out of syllabus based on Carnot Engine

Maths-

• Probability: 1 question

• Vectors and 3D Geometry: 3 questions

• Circles: 1 question

• Differential Equations: 1 question

Chemistry-

• 2-3 question were from periodic classification of elements based on arranging ionisation energy.

• 1 question was asked from chemical kinetics.

• 1 question was asked from General Organic Chemistry.

JEE Main 2025 Exam Analysis for 22, 23, and 24 January Shifts

Here we provide the analysis based on 3 previous days of all shifts. The overall difficulty level is easy to moderate. Maths is lengthy and Tough but Chemistry and Physics are most scoring and easy to moderate.

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