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JEE Main 2026 Student Reactions - Aspirants can check this page for the JEE Mains student reactions 2026. This page will be updated soon after each shift of the JEE Main exam if over. The student reactions of JEE Main 2026 will help in knowing the difficulty level of the test. Aspirants can revise, predict possible questions, and mentally prepare themselves for the next JEE Main exam after knowing fellow examinees’ views. JEE Mains 2026 will be held between January 21 to 30, for session 1. Whereas the session 2 exam is scheduled from April 2 to 9, 2026.
Candidates are advised to check refer to the previous year JEE Main student reactions to get an idea of the upcoming exam. Moreover, the JEE Main exam analysis will be available for the IIT JEE question paper soon after the test is over.
Careers360 will update this page with the JEE Mains student reaction 2026 for each shift of the session 1 and session 2 exams. The day-wise JEE Main 2026 student reaction will be provided below. Until then, aspirants can go through the previous year's details. It will help to know the exam difficulty level, types of questions asked, most weighted topics in maths, physics and chemistry, among other things.
Check the following content for the last year’s students' reaction to JEE Main. It includes the details on the test difficulty, mostly asked sections in each subject, etc.
Candidates can check the student reactions for JEE Main in both sessions for all the shifts from here. JEE Main student reactions include the review of students related to the overall difficulty level of the exam, section-wise difficulty level, topics asked, etc. Careers360 team has provided a complete coverage of all JEE Main 2025 sessions and all the student reactions, reviews, and responses are updated here.
JEE Main 2025 Jan 29 Shift 2 Students Reaction
The JEE Main Jan 29 shift 2 exam was said to be of moderate difficulty. Physics was the easiest followed by chemistry which was moderate in difficulty and maths was the most challenging due to lengthy calculation based problems. The distribution of questions across topics was generally balanced, though some chapters were more prominent, while some chapters were completed eliminated.
JEE Main 2025 Jan 29 Shift 1 Students Reaction
Those who appeared for the JEE Mains 2025 Jan 29 shift 1 have reported the exam to be moderately challenging. The physics section was easier while the maths was the most time-consuming section. The Chemistry section was easy to moderate. The distribution of questions across topics was generally balanced, though some chapters were notably absent.
Students Reaction on JEE Main 28 Jan Shift 2
The JEE Main 28 shift 2 paper difficulty level was moderately difficult. The paper was considered to be tougher than both the previous year papers as well as the exams in Jan 24. However, it was moderate when compared to the Jan 28 shift 1 paper. The subject-wise difficulty was Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry. The chemistry paper was straightforward with questions from the NCERT book, while physics had conceptually challenging questions. The maths paper was lengthy and calculation based.
Students Reaction on JEE Main 28 Jan Shift 1
Students who appeared for the JEE Main 2025 Jan 28 shift 1 exam say the overall exam was moderately challenging. The Physics section had questions ranging from easy to moderately difficult. The Chemistry section was mostly NCERT based and was rated moderately difficult. The Mathematics section was moderate but was lengthy.
JEE Mains Jan 24 Shift 2 Students Reaction
NTA concluded the JEE Main 2025 January 24 shift 2 exam successfully. Candidates found the exam moderately difficult. The physics and chemistry paper were considered to be comparatively easy, but maths was difficult due to its lengthy and time-taking problems.
JEE Mains Jan 24 Shift 1 Students Reaction
The authority concluded the JEE Main 2025 Jan 24 shift 1 exam. The exam was easy to moderate difficulty. The subject-wise difficulty is that physics was the easiest , followed by chemistry and maths, which was slightly more difficult due to lengthy calculation based questions.
JEE Mains Jan 23 Shift 2 Students Reaction
NTA concluded the JEE Main 2025 Jan 23 shift exam. The overall difficulty of the exam was easy to moderate. The subject wise difficulty is Physics was the easiest, followed by chemistry and maths was slightly more challenging due to its calculation based questions. The topic distribution was uniform, but some chapters were missing. The question paper difficulty was similar to shift 1.
JEE Mains Jan 23 Shift 1 Students Reaction
NTA concluded the JEE Main Jan 23 shift 1 exam. According to the candidates, the exam was easy to moderate difficulty. Chemistry was the easiest, followed by Physics. Maths was slightly more difficult due to the length and calculation based questions.
JEE Mains Jan 22 Shift 2 Students Reaction
Students who appeared for the JEE Main 2025 Jan 22 shift 2 exam have reported that the overall difficulty level of the exam was found to be moderately challenging. The chemistry section was easy, mathematics was tough while physics was between moderate to difficult. The JEE Main 22 Jan shift 2 exam was similar to the shift 1 exam in terms of difficulty level.
JEE Main 2025 Jan 22 Shift 1 Exam Students Reaction
NTA has concluded the JEE Main Jan 22 shift 1 exam. As per students initial reactions to the JEE Main 2025 Jan 22 shift 1 paper, the overall exam difficulty level was easy. More questions in the physics sections were based on the class 12 syllabus.
JEE Main 2025 Session 2 Students Reaction
Maths a bit easier, less lengthy in comparison to Jan, physics, chemistry moderately difficult. Questions from Conic section, hyperbola, 2 questions from Matrices and Determinants.
Candidates can check the student reactions for JEE Main in both sessions for all the shifts from here. JEE Main student reactions include the review of students related to the overall difficulty level of the exam, section-wise difficulty level, topics asked in 2024.
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JEE Main 2024 January 29- Students Reactions
NTA has conducted the JEE Mains 2024 29 January paper shift 1. The authorities will conclude the JEE Main 29 January shift 2 at 6 PM. Candidates can check the student's reaction for JEE Main January 29 shift 1 here.
Shift 1 - Students found the Physics and Mathematics sections moderately challenging. The chemistry section was easy. The paper covered topics from both classes 11 and 12, however, students found that Physics section had more questions from class 12.
JEE Main 2024 January 27- Students Reactions
Candidates can check here the JEE Main exam January 27 students' reactions for both shifts 1 and 2.
JEE Main shift 1 Students Reaction:
As per the students, the overall paper was moderate in difficulty level.
Mathematics: Students found the Mathematics part was moderate. It was assessed as difficult by some students because of the calculations involved in some of the questions. There were 7 to 8 questions from calculus. Questions on relation, function, continuity and differentiability, and application of derivatives were asked in good measure as also questions from integral calculus and differential equations besides area under curves were all asked. There were not less than 7 questions from algebra, about 3 questions from coordinate geometry and about 4 questions from vectors and 3-dimensional geometry, there were about 2 questions from trigonometry as well.
Physics: For many students, the Physics paper was of easy to moderate difficulty level. Questions were asked from almost all chapters -not less than 8 questions from Mechanics, about 4 questions from Heat and Thermodynamics,3 or 4questions from electricity and magnetics, and 2 or 3 questions asked from modern physics. There were questions on Semiconductors and communications in the numerical section of the paper. There were questions about waves and oscillations, units and measurements and experimental physics.
Chemistry: This paper was easy to Moderate and NCERT based. An almost equal number of questions were asked from the Physical, Inorganic and Organic branches of Chemistry. The majority of questions in the numerical value section were from Physical Chemistry. The whole of the paper was NCERT based. Covering NCERT and its Examples would be the key to scoring good marks. Chapters like Biomolecules, Environmental chemistry, qualitative analysis and chemistry in everyday life besides regular topics found due represented in the paper. Questions on electrochemistry, redox reactions, volumetric analysis, equilibrium and thermochemistry were asked in good measure. Questions from s block,p block, and coordination compounds were also set. All the main chapters from organic chemistry were duly covered.
JEE Main 2022 shift 2 Students Reaction:
As per the students reaction, the difficulty level of JEE Main July 29 shift 2 paper was moderate. The Mathematics section was quite tough while Chemistry section was easy and the Physics section was moderate in terms of difficulty.
Mathematics – Moderately Tough. Questions covered almost all chapters with weightage to Calculus & Algebra. There were mixed concepts questions from Circle & Ellipse, Permutation & Combination, Probability-2 questions, Matrices-3 questions, Quadratic Equations & Complex numbers in Algebra. In Calculus- Differential Equations had 2 to 3 questions. 3D Geometry & Vectors had 3 questions. Numerical Based question had lengthy calculations as per students.
Physics – Easy level. The physics section was overall balanced. Some scoring questions were asked from Laws of Motion, Gravitation, Fluids, SHM, Work, Power & Energy, Rotational Motion, Heat & Thermodynamics, Kinematics, Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Magnetism, AC Circuits & Communication Systems. Optics & Current Electricity had more than 2 questions each. This was a scoring section as per students.
Chemistry – Easy to Moderate level. Physical & Inorganic Chemistry had more weightage while organic Chemistry had some mixed concept, lengthy & tricky from Phenols & Alcohols(in chain reaction form), GOC, Biomolecules. In Physical Chemistry, questions were asked from Mole Concept, Ionic Equilibrium, Chemical Equilibrium, Electrochemistry- 2 questions, Thermodynamics. Numerical Based questions from Physical Chemistry were lengthy but easy. Inorganic Chemistry had questions from Co-ordination Compounds, p Block, Ores & Metallurgy, Environmental Chemistry and Chemistry in Everyday Life.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The JEE Main 2026 will be conducted by NTA.
As per student reactions, the Jan 28, Shift 1 and April 3, Shift 2 sessions were toughest in JEE Main 2025.
The difficulty level of JEE 2026 is expected to be moderate to difficult.
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Achieving a JEE Rank of below 100 in JEE Main and Advanced 2027 requires a disciplined, two-year preparation strategy starting from Class 11. Your study plan must integrate competitive exam preparation with your school academics:
Syllabus Completion: Dedicate this year to rigorously completing the entire Class 11 NCERT syllabus for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM). Focus heavily on fundamental topics like Mechanics (Physics), General Organic Chemistry (GOC) and Chemical Bonding (Chemistry), and Calculus basics (Maths).
Concept Mastery: Do not rush. Master concepts thoroughly before moving to problems. Use standard JEE reference books and ensure you solve all NCERT examples and exercises first.
Practice: Allocate 60% of your study time to concept building and 40% to problem-solving. Practice JEE Main Previous Year Questions (PYQs) immediately after completing a chapter to gauge the exam pattern.
Advanced Topics: Complete the Class 12 syllabus by November 2026, focusing on high-weightage topics like Electrostatics, Modern Physics, and Electrochemistry.
Revision & Mocks: Reserve the period from December 2026 to January 2027 solely for mock tests and revision. Start taking full-length JEE Main mock tests (3 per week) under strict timed conditions. Analyze each mock test thoroughly to eliminate repeated errors.
Target JEE Advanced: After the JEE Main attempts in early 2027, shift focus entirely to JEE Advanced PYQs and challenging, multi-concept problems, taking at least 2 JEE Advanced mock tests per week.
A detailed subject-wise study plan and additional tips on effective JEE preparation starting from Class 11 can be found here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-preparation-from-class-11
The last 30 days before the JEE Main exam should be dedicated entirely to revision, practice, and error analysis, shifting focus away from learning new concepts.
Here is a concise, 30-day study plan to maximize your score:
Prioritize High-Weightage Topics: Spend 70% of your revision time reviewing the most scoring and frequently tested chapters (e.g., Modern Physics, Chemical Kinetics, p-Block elements, Vectors & 3D Geometry). Use your short notes and flashcards for quick review, focusing on formulas, key mechanisms, and definitions.
Physics & Maths: Master all formulas and derivations. Practice at least 20 numerical problems daily, emphasizing speed and calculation accuracy.
Chemistry: Dedicate 50% of your Chemistry time to Inorganic (NCERT-based) and Organic (name reactions, reagents, mechanisms) concepts.
Daily Mock Test: Solve one full-length JEE Main Mock Test every day (3 hours) under strict exam conditions (9 AM–12 PM or 3 PM–6 PM).
Error Analysis (Crucial): Immediately after the test, spend 2-3 hours analyzing your performance:
Identify every incorrect or unattempted question.
Determine the reason for the error (Conceptual mistake, calculation error, or time pressure).
Revisit the concept from your notes/NCERT text to correct the mistake permanently.
Stop Learning New Topics: Absolutely avoid picking up new, complex chapters.
PYQ Sprint: Revisit only the last 3 years' JEE Main Previous Year Questions (PYQs). Mark any previously incorrect questions and solve them again.
Mindset: Focus on maintaining confidence, getting proper sleep, and using the revision breaks for physical activity to keep your mind fresh.
You can find more detailed subject-wise tips and psychological strategies here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-preparation-tips
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