JEE Main 2019 Analysis & Cutoff by Plancess

JEE Main 2019 Analysis & Cutoff by Plancess - The conclusion of JEE Main 2019 exam for its first attempt will flood the internet with analysis by various coaching institutes. Plancess being one of them will also release JEE Main 2019 analysis and cutoff in online mode. Candidates who have appeared in the exam must refer to JEE Main analysis and cutoff 2019 by Plancess to know the distribution of syllabus and marks in the exam, difficulty level of JEE Main and type of questions asked - theoretical, conceptual or both. The analysis of JEE Main 2019 by Plancess as released will be done by the experts of the coaching center and the cutoff will also be prepared by them. Candidates can check the previous year’s JEE Main analysis and cutoff by Plancess from the article given below.

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Latest: JEE Main 2019 results announced in online mode.
JEE Main result paper 1 2019 for April session was announced in online mode on April 29 while NTA will publish the result of paper 2 on May 15. Students can know how to check jee main 2019 result by using the application no. and DOB or password. The cut off of JEE Main 2019 will was released along with the result.

Previous Year JEE Main Analysis by Plancess

By referring to the analysis of JEE Main by Plancess, candidates will be able to know how the analysis is done and what are the parameters that it includes. JEE Main 2019 analysis and cutoff by Plancess will be updated here as soon as entrance exam of JEE Main 2019 will be over.

JEE Main 2018 Exam Analysis by Plancess

Anup Pandey, CEO, Plancess Edusolutions Pvt. Ltd. shared his insights pertaining to the various factors related to JEE Main 2018. Read the analysis below.

Q1. How was the exam overall and how was the difficulty level?

Answer: The overall paper was quite similar to the last year’s paper. It was moderately on the easier side. Those students who have prepared thoroughly should not have any problem solving this paper. Also the weightage of marks across all the topics was distributed well and was as per the syllabus defined. No special focus on any topic was observed in any of the subject.

Q2. Which section was the easiest and which was the toughest? Elaborate your reasons for the same.

Answer: Physics was the toughest one of all. It had a good mix of conceptual and calculative questions. Though it was not very lengthy from calculation point of view but it required a deeper understanding of most of the concepts. Questions from 12th standard were more than that of 11th standard. There were 17 questions asked from 12th standard and 13 from 11th standard. As per the past trends, this year again Chemistry was the easiest one though it was a bit lengthy. 14 questions were asked from 12th std and 16 from 11 std. Except 3-4 questions, most of the questions were either easy or moderate.

Q3. Kindly share the weightage given to class 11 and 12th in the question paper. Was this year’s paper different than last year? If yes, in what sense was it different this time?

Answer: 11th Std had a little more weightage than 12th std. Overall, 41 questions were asked from 12th standard and 49 from from 11th standard. This paper wasn’t different from last year paper. In fact, it was similar to last two year’s question paper.

Q4. From the exam pattern of JEE Main 2018, what kind of cut off can we expect?

Answer: The cut-off of the paper should lie between 98 to 105.

Q5. Which all topics were given more weightage in the paper in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics?

Answer: In Mathematics, Algebra was the area where most of the questions were asked and then it was from Calculus. In Chemistry, Physical Chemistry dominated most of the questions and then, it was Organic Chemistry. In Physics, most of the questions were asked from Electrodynamics and then, it was Mechanics.

Q6. How many students from your coaching institute appeared in the entrance exam today? What was their take on the exam?

Answer: Well, we are not into offline coaching, but if we talk about the registered user with us, more than 50,000 students from our database took the exam. We did speak to some of our registered students and most of them were quite happy and confident. Some of them were little upset about the lengthy nature of Chemistry section in particular.

Q7. As the number of top rankers of JEE Main eligible for appearing in JEE Advanced 2018 has increased this year, how would the increased number of test takers influence the cutoff of JEE Main 2018?

Answer: There will not be any effect on the cutoff of JEE Main 2018 due to this increased number. Since it is always a relative performance, there will not be any major impact on cutoff.

JEE Main Cutoffs of for 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015 & 2014 by CBSE