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JEE Main 2025 January 29 exam analysis is almost here. JEE Main exam’s January shift gets the students ready for their dream engineering colleges. Now, it happens twice a year - January and April. The JEE Main exam tests students on their knowledge of Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. Here we provide the detailed analysis of the JEE Mains 29 Jan Shift 1 and 2 question papers. Read through to get an idea of what the paper is going to be like.
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29th January evening shift was easier compared to all the previous shifts and similar level to last year 2024.
Overall difficulty level: Mathematics was the toughest, followed by Physics, while Chemistry was the easiest.
Physics was easy to moderate and largely formula-based. Mathematics was lengthy once again, while Chemistry was based on NCERT concepts.
>> Questions asked from below given important topics
3 Questions from Ray Optics
2-3 Questions from Electrostatics
1 Question from Current Electricity
1- 2 Questions from Capacitor
1 Question from Logic Gates
1 Question from Magnetism
Conic sections: 2 questions
Quadratic equations: 1 question
Matrix and determinants: 1 question
Probability: 1question
1 question was asked from General Organic Chemistry
2-3 questions were asked from Coordination Compounds
2 questions were asked from Chemical kinetics
The JEE Main 29th January Shift 1 paper was overall easier compared to the 28th January paper and was similar in difficulty to the 2024 JEE Main paper.
Overall Difficulty Level: Mathematics > Physics >Chemistry
Subject-wise Analysis:
>> Mathematics: Slightly lengthy, requiring time-consuming calculations.
>> Chemistry: Conceptual in nature, testing understanding rather than direct memorization.
>>Physics: A mix of conceptual and formula-based questions, requiring both theoretical understanding and numerical application. More question was asked from class 11.
>> Questions asked from below given important topics
Physics-
2 Questions from Ray Optics
2 Questions from Projectile motion
2 Questions from Unit and Dimension
1 question from Logic gate
1 question from relative motion
1 question from Fluid Mechanics
Maths-
Vector & 3D Geometry: 3 questions
Integration: 2 questions
Differential Equations: 1 question
Matrices: 1 question
Area Under Curve: 1 question
Circles: 2 questions
Limits & Continuity: 1 question
Chemistry-
1 question was asked from General Organic Chemistry
2 questions were asked from Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
1-2 questions from Coordination Compounds.
1 question was asked from Electrochemistry based on cell equation.
1 question was from Biomolecules based on the Structure of Complex Carbohydrates.
Before diving into the analysis, here are some quick tips to help students appearing in upcoming shifts:
Manage Time Wisely: Distribute study hours for subjects by aligning time duration with subjects that match your stronger areas. You should limit your attention to one question at a time for thorough practice.
Focus on NCERT for Chemistry: The majority of Chemistry exam questions focus primarily on NCERT material therefore your understanding of the basics needs to be strong. The Organic Chemistry section requires focused attention on both mechanisms and reactions.
Prioritize Accuracy Over Speed: In Physics and Mathematics, you should work on fewer questions with precision rather than rush through several questions achieving partial accuracy.
Revise Formulas and Key Concepts: Students who understand their formulas well in mathematics combined with physics sections of the exam will get time benefits during testing.
Stay Calm and Composed: One hard question should not shake your confidence level during the exam. Work on questions that you feel comfortable handling.
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Particulars | JEE Main 2025 January 24 Exam Analysis |
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Overall Difficulty | Moderate |
Section Wise Difficulty | Physics: Moderate (Topics like Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Modern Physics, Optics) |
Chemistry: Easy to Moderate (Balanced across Organic, Inorganic, and Physical Chemistry) | |
Mathematics: Moderate to Difficult (Questions on Algebra, Calculus, Vectors, and Coordinate Geometry) | |
Mostly Asked Questions in Physics | Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Modern Physics, Optics, Waves |
Mostly Asked Questions in Chemistry | Organic Chemistry (Functional Groups, Reactions), Inorganic Chemistry (Periodic Table, Coordination Compounds), Physical Chemistry (Electrochemistry) |
Mostly Asked Questions in Mathematics | Algebra (Quadratic Equations, Matrices), Calculus (Integration, Differentiation), Vectors, Coordinate Geometry |
Particulars | JEE Main 2025 January 23 Exam Analysis |
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Overall Difficulty | Moderate |
Section Wise Difficulty | Physics: Moderate (Concept-based, covering topics like Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Modern Physics) |
Chemistry: Easy to Moderate (Balanced distribution across Organic, Inorganic, and Physical Chemistry) | |
Mathematics: Moderate (Questions on Algebra, Calculus, Vectors, and Coordinate Geometry) | |
Mostly Asked Questions in Physics | Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Modern Physics, Optics |
Mostly Asked Questions in Chemistry | Organic Chemistry (Functional Groups, Reaction Mechanisms), Inorganic Chemistry (Periodic Table, Coordination Compounds), Physical Chemistry (Electrochemistry, Kinetics) |
Mostly Asked Questions in Mathematics | Algebra (Quadratic Equations, Matrices), Calculus (Limits, Differentiation), Vectors, Coordinate Geometry |
Particulars | JEE Main 2025 January 22 Exam Analysis |
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Overall Difficulty | Moderate |
Section Wise Difficulty | Physics: Easy to Moderate (Topics like Mechanics, Current Electricity, Optics, Modern Physics, and Waves were well-represented) |
Chemistry: Balanced (Electrochemistry, Kinetics, p-block, d-block, Thermodynamics, and Biomolecules featured prominently) | |
Mathematics: Moderate to Difficult (Questions on Probability, Matrices, Algebra, Calculus, Vectors, Coordinate Geometry, and 3D Geometry) | |
Mostly Asked Questions in Physics | Mechanics, Current Electricity, Modern Physics, Optics, Thermodynamics, Waves |
Mostly Asked Questions in Chemistry | Electrochemistry, Thermodynamics, p-block, d-block, Organic Chemistry, Biomolecules |
Mostly Asked Questions in Mathematics | Probability, Matrices, Algebra, Calculus, Vectors & 3D Geometry, Coordinate Geometry, Binomial Theorem |
Here is a table summarizing the trends from previous JEE Main sessions. This can give you an idea of what to expect in the upcoming exams:
Bookmark this page for the latest updates on the JEE Main 2025 Jan 29 exam analysis, and check back for the subject-wise breakdown and key takeaways!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Physics: Mechanics, Modern Physics, Thermodynamics.
Chemistry: NCERT-based Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry facts.
Mathematics: Algebra, Calculus, and Coordinate Geometry.
The difficulty level of the JEE Main exam varies across shifts. A detailed comparison will be included here after analyzing feedback from students and experts.
The detailed analysis of the JEE Main 2025 January 29 exam will be available on this page after the exam is over.
On Question asked by student community
Hi aspirant,
If you are willing to give jee and you are in 12 th then it is best to focus from now on as u have to give your boards this year as well . And according to the exam pattern you can prepare for your jee prelims with you boards at the same time it is hardly differ from each other . But if you have 0 preparation and even your basics are not clear then i suggest u to take a drop and prepare to the fullest for next year thankyou .
Hello Hari
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Hello Aspirant,
If you already have a Class 12 from NIOS in April 2025 with 67%, you are technically considered a “pass”. But, now since you are reappearing for Class 12 through BOSSE (Sikkim) in October 2025, in order to increase your percentage to 75% (for eligibility) here is how it works:
In the JEE Main Application Form:
For JoSAA Counselling:
Here’s a plan for JEE Mains 2026 in 4 months:
1. Divide time: 2 months for Class 12 syllabus, 1 month for Class 11, 1 month for full revision & mock tests.
2. Daily schedule: 6–7 hours study; 50% for theory & problem-solving, 50% for practice & revision.
3. Topic-wise focus: Prioritize high-weightage chapters and weak areas first.
4. Daily problem practice: Solve previous year questions and chapter-wise exercises.
5. Weekly tests: Take 1 full-length test weekly, analyze mistakes, and revise weak concepts.
6. Consistency: Avoid skipping days; maintain notes and formula sheets for quick revision.
If you want to crack JEE exam you read to dedicatedly prepared for that from the scratch to the advance focus on high weightage topic and prepare question in the time based and continuously practice the previous question this will help to know the pattern of JEE exam questions
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