JEE Main 2022 Session 2 Morning shift Slot 1 Question Paper analysis math chemistry physics

JEE Main 2022 Exam Analysis: The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE Main 2022) Session 2 for today’s exam slot 1 of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE Main 2022) for BE / B. Tech Course has ended today at 12 noon. Lakhs of students appeared for this exam today, including students from abroad. Based on the initial response, the JEE Main Slot 1 question paper has been described as easy. Let’s know the complete analysis.

Today JEE Paper had 90 questions and the total marks of JEE Main Paper-1 was 300. Five questions out of 10 in each subject were to be attempted from the Numerical Based Section, leaving the total number of questions to be attempted by the candidates 75.

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The questions cover almost all the chapters of CBSE Board XI and XII. The paper balanced according to the students in terms of the coverage of the chapters. It was of the same level as compared to the papers held in June session of JEE Main, 2022

Review of JEE Main 2022 Slot 1 question paper is done based on the feedback of students and experts. So far, in general, students have given a largely positive response, mostly happy with all the sections. While some suspected that math might be difficult again, they responded positively.

The JEE Mains aspirant said, “It was an easy paper. In the previous JEE exams, the maths section was difficult. In today’s paper, everything seemed easy. The best was that I could do it well on time. I was a little scared that the chemistry might take time. But no, all went well.”

Another student said, “The questions in today’s paper were like they came in class 12th exam. So, I think more than anything, numbers or right and wrong answers will matter. Physics was easy and maths was easy. It was the same. I was a bit scared in chemistry, as I am often afraid of this subject. However, I am happy with my paper.” JEE Main 2022 Slot 1 Question Paper Experts’ response shows that the session 2 paper was moderate today.