JEE Main Paper 1 Analysis 2020: January 7

JEE Main Paper 1 Analysis 2020 (January 7) - National Testing Agency (NTA) conducted the first two shifts of Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech) today i.e., January 7. The forenoon session was held from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM and the afternoon session was conducted from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Candidates can check the detailed analysis of JEE Main 2020 Paper 1 January 7 in this article. Information such as difficulty level, weightage of syllabus, division of subjects and more is available through JEE Main Paper 1 analysis 2020 for January 7. The analysis is prepared on the basis of student’s reaction to JEE Main and experts from coaching institutes. For more information read JEE Main Paper 1 2020 Analysis: January 7.
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JEE Main 2020 Paper 1 Analysis - Student Reactions

JEE Main Paper 1 Analysis 2020 (January 7) - Afternoon Session

The paper was of moderate level. However, some students felt there was some time constraints. Mathematics was a difficult section while Chemistry was the easiest. Physics was also a tough section. There were mostly inorganic questions in the Chemistry section. Questions regarding reactions were also there. There were around one or two questions from Thermodynamics. Many students felt it was a balanced paper, however numerical questions took time to solve. Mathematics had more integration and differentiation questions. There were more questions from 12th syllabus and NCERT based questions. Five numerical questions were present from each subject. In Physics section, there were questions on electric fields. Both 11th and 12th standard syllabus questions were present in Physics.

Deepika: My exam went really well. The paper was of moderate difficulty level, however, the Mathematics section was a bit difficult, Chemistry was very easy and Physics was of average difficulty level. Chemistry section mainly had questions from Organic Chemistry. I attempted total 10 numerical value questions.

Sarthak: I am from CBSE board. The question was of moderate difficulty level. The questions were moderately difficulty but I could not solve them. Chemistry had questions from the NCERT syllabus. I am expecting approximately 120 marks.

Archit: I am from ICSE board. My paper went good, maybe not very good, but it is okay. The paper was of moderate diffiiculty level but I felt it was really lengthy. Chemistry was the easiest section among all. Chemistry mostly had questions from inorganic chemistry. One or two questions were asked from Thermodynamics in the Physics section. I hope to get admission in one of the NITs.

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JEE Main Paper 1 Analysis 2020 (January 7) - Forenoon Session

According to the students who appeared for the examination, the paper was of moderate difficulty. Many students found Mathematics and Physics difficult while Chemistry was comparatively easier. There were total five numerical value questions. According to the students, there were integer questions too. Since there is no negative marking in numerical value questions, most students attempted all of it. Chemistry section had more questions from Organic Chemistry. In Physics, there were more questions from Circles, Thermodynamics. Mathematics had questions from co-ordinate geometry.

Yash: The paper was good. I would rate the paper 3 out of 5 in terms of difficulty level. The easiest section for me was Chemistry. Overall I had a very good exam.

Deepika: My exam went really well. The paper was of moderate difficulty level, however, the Mathematics section was a bit difficult, Chemistry was very easy and Physics was of average difficulty level. Chemistry section mainly had questions from Organic Chemistry. I attempted total 10 numerical value questions.

Hardik: I am from CBSE board. Mathematics was the toughest section among all 3 sections. Each section had 25 questions.