JEE Main 2015 exam analysis by TIME

by TIME

The  JEE Main off-line Examination of 2015 was held on 4th April. It was a 3 hour paper, which started at  9:30am. The test paper had 90 questions for 360 marks. There were 3 parts in the question paper consisting of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The order of subjects were different in different versions of the booklets. The options given for the questions were also shuffled in various versions.

 

 

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Each subject carried 30 questions. All questions were objective in nature with 4 choices and there was only one correct response. Each question carried 4 marks for the correct response and -1 for wrong response.  All questions were 'Single Correct Multiple Choice' type.

 

Test booklet was given back to the students at the end of the examination. Initial response from the students was that the Physics part was tougher than the Mathematics and Chemistry part. Some of the Physics questions were lengthy and needed innovative thinking process to solve them. Mathematics was rated as 'Easy to Medium'. The JEE Main 2015 paper was more or less has the same difficulty level as that of JEE Main 2014 off line paper.