The JEE Advanced exam is famous for its unpredictable pattern. Unlike most exams, the types of questions and the marking scheme can change every year, requiring candidates to be mentally agile. For eligibility details, refer to our JEE Advanced eligibility guide.
Exam Structure
- Two Compulsory Papers: Paper 1 and Paper 2 (Both are mandatory).
- Duration: 3 hours each (Total 6 hours of testing).
- Mode: Computer Based Test (CBT).
Diverse Question Types
JEE Advanced includes various formats to test conceptual depth:
- Single Correct Choice MCQs
- Multiple Correct Choice MCQs (MSQs)
- Numerical Value Questions (Integer/Decimal)
- Match the Following & Comprehension-based Questions
Variable Marking Scheme
The marking scheme often includes partial marking for MSQs and negative marking for incorrect answers. Understanding the specific marking for each section at the start of the exam is crucial for your mock test strategy.
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