The JEE Advanced 2020 was held on Sunday, September 27 in computer-based test mode. The examination was carried out for two jobs. Test 1 was carried out from 9 am to 12 pm and Test 2 was carried out from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm. This year there were about 1.6 lakhs of candidates for the JEE Advanced.
Immediate reaction of students:
The Paper-2 was longer and harder compared to the Paper-1 that was carried out on the first shift.
Chemistry was easy to moderate, mathematics – moderate, and physics was moderate to difficult.
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In physics the questions were more concept-based and covered all chapters. Questions were asked from the Chapters on Fluids, Optical Rays, Electromagnetic Induction, Current Electricity, Rotational Motion, Heat and Thermodynamics. The mixed-concept questions took longer.
In mathematics, there were more Calculus and Algebra questions. Questions were asked about Functions, Limits, Continuity and Differentiability, Application of Derivatives, Differential Equation. In Co-ordinate Geometry, there was a question from Hyperbola. In Algebra, there were Permutation and Combination questions, Complex Numbers, Matrices. A question about probability was asked with long calculations.
In chemistry, the questions in all the chapters were covered and ranged from Easy to Moderate. Organic Chemistry got a good no. of questions. In Physical Chemistry there were questions from the Solutions Chapter, Atomic Structure, Ionic Balance and Chemical Kinetics.
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JEE Advanced (Paper-2) Review:
Total marks for article 2: 198 and duration: 3 hrs. The document had (54) questions in total.
The article had (03) three parts: Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
Max. The scores for each part were 66.
In each part there are three sections: Sec-1 (Max. Marks-18), Sec-2 (Max. Marks-24) and Sec-3 (Max. Marks-24)
Sec-1 had (06) Six questions. The answer to each question was a single digit numeric (0 to 9)
Marking scheme in this section:
Full points: +3 If only correct numeric value was entered
Zero Marks :: 0 If none of the options is chosen
Negative marks: -2 in all other cases
Sec-2 had (06) Six questions with four choices in which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE (s) choice (s) were correct.
Marking scheme in this section:
Full score: +4 If only (all) the correct options are chosen
Partial marks: +3 If all four options are correct but ONLY three correct options are chosen
Partial marks: +2 If three or more options are correct but only two correct options are chosen
Partial marks: +1 if two or more options are correct but only one correct option is chosen
Zero Marks :: 0 If none of the options is chosen
Negative marks: -2 in all other cases
Sec-3 had (06) Six questions. The answer to each question was a NUMERICAL VALUE. If the numerical value had more than two decimal places, the value was truncated / rounded to TWO decimal places.
Marking scheme in this section:
Full points: +4 If only correct numerical value was entered
Zero marks: 0 In all other cases.
(The author Ramesh Batlish is the director of FIITJEE Noida. HT is not responsible for any decision made based on this analysis)
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