JEE Main Session 4 2021 Question Paper with Answer Key Solutions (Available) by Resonance, Allen, Reliable

Students who appeared for the JEE Main 2021 Phase 4 exam on August 26 can check below JEE Main 2021 answer key from different coaching institutes below.

JEE Main Answer Key 2021: The NTA has released JEE Main question paper and answer key. Coaching institutes have also released the JEE Mains question papers for the session 4 exams. Students who appeared in the exam can check JEE Main question paper with the answer key solutions for phase 4 by Resonance, Allen and Reliable in the article below.

The JEE Main question paper and answer key will help students in calculating their score obtained in the exam before the declaration of JEE Main 2021 Phase 4 result. JEE Main answer key comprises correct answers to all the memory-based questions asked in the entrance exam.

JEE Main 2021 question paper with answer key for phase 4 by Resonance

Check the table below to download the shift-wise JEE Main 2021 April question paper & answer key by Resonance:

Memory Based JEE Main 27 August 2021 Shift 2 Questions- Maths

Memory Based JEE Main 27 August 2021 Shift 2 Questions- Physics

Memory Based JEE Main 27 August 2021 Shift 2 Questions- Chemistry

Memory Based JEE Main 27 August 2021 Shift 1 Questions-Maths

Memory Based JEE Main 27 August 2021 Shift 1 Questions- Chemistry

Memory Based JEE Main 27 August 2021 Question Paper Shift 1- Physics

JEE Main 26 August 2021 Student Analysis (Shift 1)

Saurabh: The paper was moderate but lengthy. It had more questions that required calculations. The Chemistry section had more inorganic questions. Maths was tough as usual.  

Harjeet: Overall the paper was easy to moderate. Physics was tough but Chemistry and Mathematics were moderate in terms of difficulty. In the Physics section, there were more questions from basic chapters such as measurement and dimensions. Chemistry had equal questions from inorganic and organic sections. 

Udit: Chemistry was easy but Mathematics was tough. Most of the questions were NCERT based. Electricity chapter questions were more in Physics and Mathematics had limits, integration and calculus questions. 

Tanmay: The paper was moderate. As compared to the previous session, it was easier. Physics was tough and Chemistry has more questions from the inorganic section. Mathematics had balanced questions. 

JEE Main 26 August 2021 Exam Highlights

• JEE 2021 Session 4 exam date: August 26, 27, 31 and September 1, 2, 2021
• JEE Main 26 August 2021 shift-1 exam time: 9 am to 12 pm
• JEE Main 26 August 2021 shift-2 exam time: 3 pm to 6 pm
• NTA official website: jeemain.nta.nic.in
• JEE Main 2021 answer key (unofficial) date: August 26, 27, 31 and September 1, 2, 2021
• IIT JEE Mains result date: Tentatively by September 10

Candidates must reach the exam centre at least 30 minutes before the scheduled JEE Main 2021 timings. Students appearing for the exam must carry IIT JEE admit card 2021 along with a valid ID proof to the exam centre.

JEE Main 26 August 2021 Shift-1 Exam Analysis

Students who appeared from the exam can check the detailed analysis of today's JEE Main paper below:

• Overall Question Paper Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
• Mathematics Section difficulty Level: Moderate and Lengthy
• Physics Section Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate but lengthy
• Chemistry Section Difficulty Level: Easy

Candidates can also check important points related to the JEE Main 25 July 2021 shift-2 exam analysis in the table below:

JEE Main 26 August 2021 Shift-2 Exam Analysis

Students who appeared from the exam can check the detailed analysis of today's JEE Main paper below:

• Overall Question Paper Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
• Mathematics Section difficulty Level: Moderate and Calculative
• Physics Section Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate 
• Chemistry Section Difficulty Level: Easy

Candidates can also check important points related to the JEE Main 25 July 2021 shift-2 exam analysis in the table below:

Memory Based JEE Main 26 August 2021 Questions Shift 2- Maths

 

 

 

 

Memory Based JEE Main 26 August 2021 Questions Shift 2- Physics

 

 

 

 

Memory Based JEE Main 26 August 2021 Questions Shift 2- Chemistry

 

 

 

 

JEE Mains 26 August 2021 Question Paper (Session 4)

Candidates can check the subject-wise questions for JEE Mains 26 August 2021 shift-1 & 2 from below:

Memory-Based JEE Main 26 August 2021 Shift-1 Paper Physics

 

 

 

 

Memory Based JEE Main 26 August 2021 Questions- Maths

 

 

 

 

 

Memory Based JEE Main 26 August 2021 Questions- Chemistry

 

 

 

 

 

 

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JEE Main 2021 Official Answer Key Date

Candidates can check dates for the JEE Main 2021 April answer key below:

JEE Main 2021 question paper with answer key for phase 4 by Allen Kota

Check the table below to download the shift-wise JEE Main 2021 April question paper & answer key by Allen Kota:

JEE Main 2021 question paper with answer key for phase 4 by Reliable

Check the table below to download the shift-wise JEE Main 2021 April question paper & answer key by Reliable:

Steps to calculate JEE Main Score using the answer key

The JEE Main 2021 Session 4 answer key will help students to calculate their scores easily. Candidates must keep in mind the marking scheme for the exam as per which the four marks will be awarded for every correct answer and one mark will be deducted for every wrong one. There will be no negative marking in the numerical section. Check the steps to calculate the probable JEE Main score below:

Step-1: Download the JEE Main 2021 answer key and response sheet.

Step-2: Match answers marked in the response sheet with the answer key

Step-3: For every correct answer add four marks and for every wrong answer deduct one mark from the total score. Do not deduct any mark for wrong answers in the numerical section.

Step-4: After matching all the answers, the final total will be the probable JEE Main score.

Note: JEE Main score thus calculated may vary from the final score.

JEE uses the percentile score to prepare the merit list. As a matter of practice the score is calculated up to 7 decimal places in order to avoid ties.