JET is an easy exam, but it is essential to practice sample papers to gain complete control on each topic of the syllabus. Shiksha has provided on this page, exclusive JET Sample Papers with Answer Keys. they are prepared keeping in mind the actual JET exam and it's difficulty level. Candidates can pratice these JET sample papers free.
- JET Sample Papers with Answer Keys by Shiksha
- JET Exam Pattern 2026
- Benefits of solving JET sample papers
- FAQs on JET Sample Papers
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JET Sample Papers with Answer Keys by Shiksha
JET Exam Pattern 2026
JET is an MCQ based exam. The question paper for every course is designed on the basis of the stream that it belongs to. There are 4-5 sections in each JET question paper (varies for different courses). Check below marks and number of questions.
- Maximum Marks: 100- 120
- Total Questions: 100-120
- Test Duration: 120 minutes
- All questions are mandatory and there is no negative marking
Check detailed JET 2026 exam pattern course wise
Benefits of solving JET sample papers
If you wish to score well in JET, do not stop preparation after syllabus coverage. Practice sample papers to strengthen your hold on the topics. Here are a few benefits of solving sample papers:
- Candidates can analyse their strengths and weaknesses by practicing JET sample paper
- In a speed based competitive test, mere theoretical knowledge is not enough. Candidates need to have the practice of solving questions quickly.
- By practicing JET sample papers, candidates can gain speed and accuracy
- Candidates can master all types of questions - easy, tough, tricky or lengthy, with the help of sample papers
- They can discover shortcuts and tricks of solving calculation heavy or lenghty questions in shorter time if they practice a good number of sample papers.
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FAQs on JET Sample Papers
Check below a few Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on JET exam:
The level of Math questions are not too difficult so it will not be a challenge to you if you have not studied the subject in class 11-12. Just go through the basics of Geometry, Algebra and Arithmetic of Class 9 and 10, and it should be enough.
JET exam is held in multiple phases every year. Candidates have to register for the exam phase wise. Two main phases of JET exam are January and April.
Math is an important section of JET exam for all courses, so it is not advisable to skip it. Moreover, it carries about 20 marks so not attempting any question from Math section may affect the overall result.
It is mandatory to clear the JET exam to qualify. The admission through JET programs is based on merit and rank obtained by students in entrance exam. After clearing written exam there will be face group discussion and Personal Interview round.
For MBA, students can take admission in Jain University without appearing for JET, only if they have scores of valid CAT/MAT/CMAT/NMAT/XAT. They can directly attend PI. However, for other courses, JET is mandatory.
JET is conducted in remote prroctored mode, so candidates have to keep in mind the following:
- Use desktop computers or laptop. Webcam and Microphone are mandatory and must remain switched on during the test.
- Operating System: For Desktops and Laptops: Windows 7 or above (Windows 10 recommended), Mac OS 10.13 and above, and Linux (Ubuntu versions 18.04, 16.04, 15.04 only) systems.
- Use Google Chrome (84.0.4147.135 or later) as browswer
- Processor: Core 2 Duo and above.
- Processor speed: 1.5 GHz and above; RAM: minimum 1 GB.
- Minimum Internet Speed: should be 2 Mbps.
- Pop-up blockers on the web browser must be disabled.
Jain University JET BTech exam have questions from subjects namely, Physics Chemistry Mathematics, Aptitude & Logical Reasoning, and English.
Maximum marks in JET exam is 120. Every questions carries 1 mark for correct attempt and 0 for incorrect attempt.
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