JEE Main 2019 Day 4 exam analysis: Physics toughest, Chemistry easy and Maths moderately difficult
TOI-Online | Updated: Jan 11, 2019, 13:01 IST
Representational Image NEW DELHI: The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) is being conducted for the month of January 2019 by the National Testing Agency for the first time across India.
In this series of the examination, today is the third of the main exam which is conducted for three hours from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm at various centres across the country.
The JEE Main paper I exam for B.E and B. Tech. is conducted in the first session of the day while the Paper II exam for B. Arch is held in the afternoon session.
This is for the first time the NTA is conducting these examinations like Engineering, Medical, Management, Pharmacy, College/University Teaching & Fellowship, Swayam etc.
The NTA has been established as a premier, specialist, autonomous and self-sustained testing organization to conduct entrance examinations for admission/fellowship in higher educational institutions, like the one mentioned above.
According to the reports, most of the students coming out of the examination centres feels that the Physics part of the exam was difficult, Chemistry as usual was easy while the Maths part of the examination was moderately difficult.
The students further said that the questions from the Class 12th syllabus were more in comparison to the Class 11th syllabus, while it should be 50:50 from each class syllabus.
More to follow...
In this series of the examination, today is the third of the main exam which is conducted for three hours from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm at various centres across the country.
The JEE Main paper I exam for B.E and B. Tech. is conducted in the first session of the day while the Paper II exam for B. Arch is held in the afternoon session.
This is for the first time the NTA is conducting these examinations like Engineering, Medical, Management, Pharmacy, College/University Teaching & Fellowship, Swayam etc.
The NTA has been established as a premier, specialist, autonomous and self-sustained testing organization to conduct entrance examinations for admission/fellowship in higher educational institutions, like the one mentioned above.
According to the reports, most of the students coming out of the examination centres feels that the Physics part of the exam was difficult, Chemistry as usual was easy while the Maths part of the examination was moderately difficult.
The students further said that the questions from the Class 12th syllabus were more in comparison to the Class 11th syllabus, while it should be 50:50 from each class syllabus.
More to follow...
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