JEE Advanced 2019: JEE Advanced frequently asked question for each subject is analyzed and the students should revise the important topics before appearing for the exam. The entrance exam for IIT is conducted on 27th May.
Having few days for the JEE Advanced 2019 exam the students have to check the question papers in the last 10 years to understand the topics asked regularly. The important topics in each subject need to be revised regularly.
The frequently asked topics in physics is optical instruments and ray optics where more than 30 questions were asked in the past 10 years, system of practices and rotational motions with 25 questions and laws of motion and work, energy and power with 26 questions.
The mostly asked questions in chemistry are carboxylic acids, ketones and aldehydes. These topics had more than 40 questions in the previous years. The frequently asked topics in chemistry are thermodynamics, chemical kinetics and nuclear chemistry, p-block elements and coordination compounds.
Conic section is the most frequently asked topic in mathematics. Differential equations, probability, linear programming and application of derivatives are the repeated questions asked in this subject.
JEE Advanced 2019: age limit, eligibility criteria, marks and cutoff
The JEE Advanced exam question paper has many questions from all the subjects. These are mostly MCQs with single or many correct answers. It would include comprehensions along with much objective type questions.
The comprehensions will be given along with objective type where the students need to understand the concept and answer. The matrix match type includes matching columns and the integer type questions include subjective type question with integer or two decimal places answer. JEE advanced exam has negative marking with many different ways to answer the questions.
In 11.47 Lakh students of JEE Main, about 2.45 lakh students cleared the exam and are eligible for JEE Advanced and only 1.73 lakh students registered for it. Among 2.31 lakh students who cleared the JEE Main only 1.65 lakh students registered for JEE Advanced exam in the year 2018. According to this statistics the candidates appearing for the exam would reduce as many of them never appeared for the exam on the exam date.
JEE Advanced 2019: Why the candidates are choosing other than IIT entrance exam?
JEE Advanced exam is the second stage of selection for the students who score the JEE Main cutoff score conducted by NTA. The JEE Advanced score will make the students eligible to obtain admissions at IITs all over India.
