SRMJEEE 2026 Phase 1 Paper Analysis: Difficulty Level, Student Reactions

SRMJEEE Phase 1 Paper Analysis 2026

The Analysis of the SRMJEEE phase 1 question paper will be updated in this section after the completion of each shift. Our experts will go through the question paper and provide a detailed SRMJEEE phase 1 paper analysis 2026. The analysis will cover the overall difficulty level of the exam, which topics were asked, how the paper was structured, question distribution across subjects, and whether the question paper followed past trends or not.

SRMJEEE 2026 Phase 1: Overview

It is important to have knowledge about the syllabus and the exam pattern before we start preparing for an exam. The SRMJEEE exam 2026 will be conducted in remote proctored online mode. Let’s take a quick look at the basic details of the exam before we get into the analysis:

SRMJEEE 2026 Difficulty Level

After the completion of the exam, the first thing that the students want to know as soon as they step out of the exam hall is whether the exam was easy, difficult, or somewhere in the middle. We will provide an answer to that question. The SRMJEEE difficulty level for each shift will be updated in the table below as soon as each shift ends. The difficulty level will be updated in the table below as soon as each shift ends:

SRMJEEE 2026 Shift-Wise Analysis

The SRMJEEE exam 2026 will be conducted in two shifts each day. The SRMJEEE 2026 shift-wise analysis for phase 1 will be provided here after each shift is over. If you have your exam scheduled on a later date, you can go through this analysis section to get a rough idea of what might come in the exam.

SRMJEEE 2026 April 24 Shift 1 Analysis

Shift 1 is successfully conducted from 10.00 am to 12.30 pm. The April 24 shift 1 analysis will be updated soon as the exam is over.

SRMJEEE 2026 April 24 Shift 2 Analysis

The analysis for the 24 April shift 2 will be published here after the conclusion of the exam. The analysis will cover the chapters that had the most questions and the difficulty level of the exam.

The shift-wise analysis for April 25 onwards will be added to this page as the exam progresses.

SRMJEEE 2026 Phase 1 Subject-Wise Analysis

Here's something that most students find useful: knowing exactly which subjects felt tough and which ones were manageable. The SRMJEEE 2026 subject-wise analysis for Phase 1 will be updated below once the exam is over.

Physics

The physics section analysis will include the topics asked, whether the questions were formula-based or concept-based, and the overall analysis of the section.

Chemistry

The chemistry section analysis will be updated here as each shift ends.

Mathematics/Biology

The Mathematics and Biology section has the highest number of questions. The analysis will cover the most asked topics, repeated concepts from previous years, and question distribution across chapters.

English

The analysis of the English and Aptitude sections will be covered in this section.

SRMJEEE 2026 Student Reactions

Believe it or not, nothing gives a better idea of how the exam went than hearing it straight from the students. We will provide you with the feedback collected directly from the students who appeared for the SRMJEEE 2026 phase 1. Which section was tough? Did the paper match their preparation? Were there any last-minute twists? You will find answers to all these questions from your fellow students themselves.

Last-Minute Tips for SRMJEEE

Very little time is remaining before the exam starts. Here are a few points students must keep in mind:

• Revise what you have already studied; do not start anything new.

• Go through the NCERT summaries and revise important formulas in physics and important reactions in chemistry.

• Go through all the mistakes that you have made in your mock test and previous year's question papers so that you do not repeat the same mistakes in the exam.

• As the SRMJEEE exam does not have any negative marking, attempt every single question; don’t leave anything blank.

• Check your laptop, camera, and internet connection before the exam so that you don’t have any technical issues during the exam.