JEE Main 2020 Paper 1 Official Question Paper (Forernoon Session) - January 8

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It is possible to prepare for the JEE session in a short time, but you will need a focused and realistic approach. Instead of trying to cover everything, concentrate on the important chapters and strengthen the topics you already know. Solve previous questions and take practice tests to improve speed and accuracy. Manage your time well and revise regularly. With consistent effort and smart preparation, you can still aim for a good performance even with limited time.
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Studying important topics is very essential. It will give you an advantage in examination specially in exams like JEE mains.

Here is the link attached from the official website of Careers360 which will give you the list of all the important topics from all the subjects of JEE mains that is Physics, Chemistry and math. Hope it helps!

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/most-important-chapters-of-jee-main

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Yes, you can correct the annual income in the correction window. The correction window opens after the deadline of the application form, where you can correct your wrong details by logging into your account. If the application window is closed right now, and the correction window may be open now, please confirm the date and fill in the write information using the correction window. And if there is a situation where the correction window gets closed, then you need to submit your corrected income certificate at the time of admission. If you need more information related to the JEE Mains Form Correction 2026, then you can read the article JEE Mains Form Correction 2026 on our official website.

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If you scored one hundred and thirty in the exam, eligibility for IIT depends on the qualifying marks for that year. To get into an IIT, you must first qualify for the next level and then secure a high enough rank. Admission finally depends on the qualifying cutoff and your performance in the next step of the process.
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If you are not able to open the links given in the lecture plan and you have not started preparing for JEE yet, begin with the basic textbooks you already have. Focus on understanding the main concepts in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. Make a simple study plan and cover important chapters step by step. Use whatever study material is available to you without depending on the links. With regular practice and revision, you can start your preparation smoothly even without those resources.
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For scoring well in the exam by focusing on a smaller portion of the syllabus, you should concentrate on the chapters that usually have high weightage and are conceptually manageable. In Physics, topics like mechanics, waves, thermodynamics, and electricity often help in securing good marks. In Chemistry, focus on physical chemistry basics, organic chemistry fundamentals, and important inorganic chapters. In Maths, concentrate on algebra, coordinate geometry, and basic calculus concepts. Studying these key areas with proper practice can help you score well even if you cover only a part of the full syllabus.
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Preparing notes is one of the best way to prepare for every examination. It will help to learn and keep track of everything that you have studied.

Here is the link attached from the official website of Careers360 which will provide you with the study material of physics, chemistry and math for JEE mains preparations. Through that you will get notes to study and you can study better for the examination. Hope it helps! All the best!

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-study-material-for-jee-main

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a particle moves under a force F=6x. Find the work done as it moves from x=0 to x=3.

a block is pushed with a varibale force shown in a force distance graph. calculate the work done over the entire displacement.

a particle's kinetic energy increases from 20J to 80J. find the net work done.

a spring with k=200n/m is compressed by 0.1m. find the potential energy store.

a body of mass m is thrown vertically upward with speed v. find max ht using energy method.

a 2kg object is acted upon by a force that changes its speed from 5m/s to 15 m/s. find work done.

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Many private and government-affiliated institutions in India have specfial quotas for foreign nationals.
Admission under this category usually depends on her valid passport or citizenship status and her qualifying exam. Some colleges may also require entrance exams, depending on the course.
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Yes, you may get a chance to correct the photograph, but only if the National Testing Agency (NTA) identifies your photo as having a discrepancy. Since JEE Main requires a clear passport-size photo with a white background , any photo that does not follow this guideline may be flagged by NTA.

In previous years, NTA has sent email/SMS alerts to candidates whose photos did not meet the required specifications. Those candidates were given a short correction window to re-upload a proper photograph.

What you should do now:

• Keep checking your registered email and mobile number regularly for any correction-related messages from NTA.

• Prepare a correct photograph in advance (white background, clear face visibility, correct size and format).

• Keep an eye on the official JEE Main website for updates regarding the correction window.

If your photo is flagged, NTA will definitely allow you to upload a corrected version within the allotted time.

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