Chandigarh College of Architecture

JAC Chandigarh Admission 2018 Summary
JAC or Joint Admission Committee conducts admissions to BE and B.Arch courses offered by listed below institutes on the basis of JEE Main All India Ranks and pass percentage secured in Class XII or equivalent examination.
University Institute of Engineering & Technology (UIET), Chandigarh (Affiliated to Panjab University)
Dr. S. Bhavnagar University Institute of Chemical Engineering & Technology, Chandigarh (Dr. SSBUICET)
University Institute of Engineering & Technology, Panjab University SSG Regional Centre (UIET PUSSGRC), Bajwara, Hoshiarpur
PEC University of Technology (PEC),
Chandigarh College of Engineering & Technology (CCET),
Chandigarh College of Architecture (CCA), Chandigarh
Since admissions are based on All India Ranks of JEE Main, there is no entrance exam. Interested candidates only have to apply for the counseling process conducted by JAC.
JAC Chandigarh application forms 2018 are expected to be released by the end of June 2018.

The pattern of the paper was broadly the same as last year.
These are the few irregularities I observed:
This year, the single correct questions were asked as the matrix match type questions. Usually matrix match type of questions consist of two columns, but this year, it had three columns.
One maths question in Paper 2 had none of the options correct and will most likely be awarded as bonus.
Paper 2 (especially Physics) was considerably more difficult than Paper 1. Generally, both the papers are of similar difficulty level.
Detailed Analysis:
Marks distribution by grade:
Key Takeaway: More weight is given to the 12th grade chapters compared to the 11th grade chapters.
Section wise Distribution
Physics
Key Takeaway: Electromagnetics had the most number of questions followed my mechanics (even though mechanics is perceived as a bigger more important section)
Chemistry
Key Takeaway : Inorganic chemistry had the highest weightage even though generally it is perceived as the least important part of chemistry.
Maths
Key Takeaway: Most of the questions (mark wise) are asked from Calculus(47) and Algebra(26) followed by Co-ordinate Geometry(20). Calculus and Algebra have been the most asked topics in JEE over the years and so proper attention should be given to these topics while preparing for the exam.