JEE Main- Top 30 Most Repeated Questions & Topics

Hey! For JEE Main 2026, focus on Physics: Modern Physics, Electrostatics, Magnetism, Thermodynamics; Chemistry: Coordination Compounds, Thermodynamics, Basic Concepts, Hydrocarbons; Maths: Coordinate Geometry, Calculus, Limits, Sets & Functions, Complex Numbers, 3D Geometry, Probability.

Removed topics: Physics – Semiconductors, Communication Systems; Chemistry – Surface Chemistry, s-block, Polymers, Alcohols/Phenols/Ethers; Maths – Induction, Reasoning, Triangle Inequality.

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If you want to practice for JEE Mains exams, then you need to practice by giving mock tests, and for that, you can refer to Careers360.com (//Careers360.com) as it is a single platform for learn practice and implementing. It will help you with mock papers, you can practice them, and know about the level of your studies. You can also practice with previous year papers as they will help you a lot from the Jeemain official website.

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If you are aiming for JEE, both Presidency South and DPS South with Allen integration are solid.

Allen is strong for JEE prep, but the school environment and faculty make a big difference. Check past results and check for the best results among those campuses. Go where you can learn, grab opportunities, and make a competition because surviving is not enough; learning matters. Visit both campuses and then choose where to go.

Based on the latest available guidelines from the National Testing Agency (NTA) and trends from previous years (as of September 25, 2025), I'll address your query step by step. Note that the official JEE Main 2026 notification is expected in late 2025 (likely October-November), so requirements may be confirmed then. However, for 2025, NTA has introduced specific rules for EWS (Economically Weaker Sections) candidates, and these are likely to continue for 2026 with minor updates. Your question focuses on two main parts: (1) Whether NTA requires the EWS certificate number during registration, and (2) The timing for obtaining the certificate (before January 2026 or after April 2026). I'll cover eligibility, validity, and tips as well.

Hello aspirant,

Generally candidates opt for PCM with biology only if they have a strong grip over mathematics or they want to attempt the NEET exam as well as JEE exam. If you wish to do something in the medical field such as MBBS, BDS, BAMS or BHMS, you can give the NEET exam.
If you wish to do pursue something in the engineering field, you can attempt the JEE exam. However, if you are unsure about what course you would like to take up further in future, you can attempt both the exams and see for yourself what you wish to do in the future and where you have scored better marks. Though marks do not matter if really want to do something, they can act as an indicator sometimes as to where you can have a better scope of building a better future.

Hope it helps! All the best!

As of now, the official chapter-wise weightage for JEE Main 2026 hasn’t been released by NTA. Based on past data, Physics (Modern Physics, Thermodynamics), Chemistry (Organic Chemistry), and Mathematics show consistent weightage. Focus on these while covering the syllabus. Check https://ncertsolution.it.com for updates.

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With a 20,000 rank in JEE Main and Maharashtra domicile, you might get into some NITs and IIITs in branches like computer science, mechanical, or civil engineering. Some good options like

• IIIT Nagpur
• IIIT Kancheepuram
• IIIT Pune
• NIT Surat
• Some GFTIs

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello aspirant,

Students have access to all of the JEE Main Question Papers along with their solutions.  The official question papers are released by NTA following the exam.  Here are the answers of past year's question papers as well, which aid in verifying whether or not the responses are accurate.

To get the question paper and solutions, you can visit our site through following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-question-papers

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Hello dear candidate,

With 150-170 marks, your percentile will be around 96-98%ile in JEE Main exams you have high chances of getting colleges such as:-

• mid-tier NITs
• Newer NITs
• Many IITs
• BIT Mesra off campus and other GFTIs
• strong sate level colleges

for more details you can visit the link given below:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-marks-and-ranks-faqs

Hello Arpit Prajapati,

JEE Main syllabus is available on Careers360 for you to download. You can check and download the JEE Main syllabus using following link. You can also find previous year questions using the second link.

Hope it helps!

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus-2026 https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-question-papers