JEE Advance 2026 Sample Paper

Hello Aspirant,

Taking coaching is totally your decision.Tbere are many students who crack IIT JEE without coaching too (but very less).Although cracking an entrance exam like JEE needs guidance.But you can prepare yourself by following standard books.
Solve past years questions and NCERT exemplar and then move to these books.

Book for Physics :

• HC Verma Concepts of Physics Vol I and II
• D.C. Pandey
• Halliday, Resnick & Walker - Fundamentals of Physics
• I.E. Irodov - Problems in General Physics

Books for Chemistry :
Organic Chemistry

• O.P. Tandon
• Organic Chemistry by MORRISON & BOYD

Inorganic Chemistry

• J.D. Lee
• O.P. Tandon

Books for Mathematics :

• RD Sharma Maths XI & XII
• Hall Knight
• S. L. Loney
• Tata McGraw Hill (TMH)
• M.L. Khanna

I hope this helps.

Hi,

Usually those who get low percentile in jee main january session gives exam in April session so that they can score good.

After april session based on the number of candidate appeared and marks scored by them cuttoff percentile for jee advance are released. For a candidate who appeared in both session his marks from that session is considered in which he has scored maximum.

If you feel that you have scored enough in January session to qualify the jee advance exam and not want to give exam for april session you can do that.

Hope this helps.

While both the papers are mandatory, for three hours each with questions in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and the paper available in English and Hindi, the similarities end there. Given below are major differences that generally are seen between the two. Paper I may include Single digit integer (0-9) type questions, while Paper II may not Paper II instead may include questions on comprehension, which is generally not included in Paper I.