JEE Main 2019 Paper 1 Analysis April 8: Students say Physics toughest; check expected cutoff, topic-wise weightage
Rajni Pandey | Updated: Apr 8, 2019, 14:38 IST
The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducted the JEE Main April 2019 Paper 1 exam today, April 8. The students who appeared for the Paper 1 exam in slot 1 said that Physics was the toughest section in today's paper.
The questions in the Chemistry sections were mostly from the NCERT textbook. The difficulty level of the Maths section was moderate, however, some students complained that the Maths questions were too lengthy. Check the complete analysis below.
The JEE Main Paper 1 exam is conducted for admission to BE or B.Tech courses across the country. The JEE Main Paper 1 exams started today and will continue till April 12. The exam will be held in two slots - Morning and Evening.
The JEE Main exam for Paper II for admission to architecture courses was held on Sunday, April 8, across the country and abroad.
JEE Main April 8 Slot 1 expert analysis
The overall level of the JEE Main Paper, 2019 examination for April session was "moderate", and the exam pattern was similar to that of JEE Main January session.
The JEE Main 2019 exam (Paper 1) had three sections; Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. We have mentioned the detailed analysis & expected cut off for JEE Main Paper I 2019 exam of the morning shift. You can read further to know the trends- questions asked, difficulty level, and topic-wise weightage of questions.
JEE Main Paper 1 Analysis 2019: Major Highlights
Level of Exam
Overall Feedback: Out of 30 questions, 5-6 questions were similar to that of previous year examination
Physics: Moderate To Difficult
Chemistry: Easy, Questions directly from NCERT
Mathematics: Moderate but lengthy questions
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage of Chemistry Section
There is an increase in the number of questions from Biomolecules, Polymers, and Chemistry in everyday life topics.
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage of Physics Section
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage of Mathematics Section
Most of the questions from Maths section were similar to the previous year problems.
JEE Main Expected Cut off 2019
JEE Main 2019 cut off is expected to fall between 78-83, since, the exam level is not much different than the previous session. We haven't noticed any significant changes in Slot 1 as compared to January session. Aspirants going to appear for next slots must focus on time management while solving the Maths questions.
Note: The exam analysis for JEE Main Paper I exam is purely based on the feedback shared on Gradeup by the students appeared in the JEE Main exam.
The questions in the Chemistry sections were mostly from the NCERT textbook. The difficulty level of the Maths section was moderate, however, some students complained that the Maths questions were too lengthy. Check the complete analysis below.
The JEE Main Paper 1 exam is conducted for admission to BE or B.Tech courses across the country. The JEE Main Paper 1 exams started today and will continue till April 12. The exam will be held in two slots - Morning and Evening.
JEE Main April 8 Slot 1 expert analysis
The overall level of the JEE Main Paper, 2019 examination for April session was "moderate", and the exam pattern was similar to that of JEE Main January session.
The JEE Main 2019 exam (Paper 1) had three sections; Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. We have mentioned the detailed analysis & expected cut off for JEE Main Paper I 2019 exam of the morning shift. You can read further to know the trends- questions asked, difficulty level, and topic-wise weightage of questions.
JEE Main Paper 1 Analysis 2019: Major Highlights
Level of Exam
Overall Feedback: Out of 30 questions, 5-6 questions were similar to that of previous year examination
Physics: Moderate To Difficult
Chemistry: Easy, Questions directly from NCERT
Mathematics: Moderate but lengthy questions
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage of Chemistry Section
There is an increase in the number of questions from Biomolecules, Polymers, and Chemistry in everyday life topics.
| Sections | No. of Questions |
| Inorganic Chemistry | 8 |
| Organic Chemistry | 12 |
| Physical Chemistry | 10 |
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage of Physics Section
| Topics | No. of Questions |
| Electrostatic and Magnetism | 8 |
| Current Electricity and EMI | 4 |
| Heat and Thermodynamics | 3 |
| Mechanics | 10 |
| Optics and Modern Physics | 5 |
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage of Mathematics Section
Most of the questions from Maths section were similar to the previous year problems.
| Topics | No. of Questions |
| Algebra | 8 |
| Calculus | 12 |
| Coordinate Geometry | 8 |
| Trigonometry | 2 |
JEE Main Expected Cut off 2019
JEE Main 2019 cut off is expected to fall between 78-83, since, the exam level is not much different than the previous session. We haven't noticed any significant changes in Slot 1 as compared to January session. Aspirants going to appear for next slots must focus on time management while solving the Maths questions.
Note: The exam analysis for JEE Main Paper I exam is purely based on the feedback shared on Gradeup by the students appeared in the JEE Main exam.
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