JEE Main Sept 03: JEE Main BE/BTech exam paper analysis & feedback from students
The students who appeared for the JEE Main BE/BTech exam in the first shift on September 03 have shared mixed reactions on the difficulty level of today's paper.
Students at the JEE Main exam centreNEW DELHI: The third day of the Joint Entrance Examination (Mains) commenced today, September 03, 2020. The JEE (Main) has not suffered from the Covid-19 effect. Almost as many candidates took the exam as would have during normal times.
On Wednesday, which was the first day for engineering aspirants, 1.4 lakh took the exam out of the 1.7 lakh candidates registered for the test. The JEE Main will continue till September 06. The NTA is conducting JEE Main examination in two shifts - morning 9 am to 12 pm, and evening - 3 pm to 5 pm.
The students who appeared for the JEE Main BE/BTech exam in the first shift on September 03 have shared mixed reactions on the difficulty level of today's paper.
As per initial reports, some students shared that today's JEE Main BE/BTech paper was easier as compared to the January session while others said paper was tougher than the one held in January.
The examination was held smoothly following Covid-19 norms at all centres. Mask was given to the candidates who didn't wear one at the centre itself, while thermal scanning and sanitization were also taken care of.
JEE Main BE/BTech question paper analysis and feedback from students
Based on the common feedback, the overall level of difficulty was moderate. Students felt that the Physics section contained the trickiest questions and somewhat required more time to solve. For the Chemistry section, most of the questions appeared from the NCERT textbook. The Chemistry section was a cakewalk for most of the students who took the exam. The Mathematics section was moderate in level.
The first two days of JEE Main Exam 2020 witnessed low attendance across the country in the light of the ongoing pandemic. The level of difficulty of JEE Main 2020 April/ September Session for both the shifts on Day-2 was moderate in level. Let us now discuss the JEE Main September 3 question paper in detail.
JEE Main 2020 Paper-1 September 3 Expert Analysis
Expert-backed today's JEE Main Exam Analysis is based on the students' feedback as NTA will release the question paper after the completion of all slots. Following the thorough analysis, Goprep's faculty found that the Physics section troubled students the most. Maths and Chemistry sections were comparatively easier as the questions were directly given from the NCERT textbook.
JEE Main Paper Analysis 2020 (September 3): Major Highlights
JEE Main 2020 Exam Analysis: Students' Reaction
The first reactions are out as the students walk out of the exam centre. According to a student who studies in a CBSE-affiliated school found the Chemistry section the easiest. He told us that the question paper included many questions from the NCERT textbook. He found the Physics section the most time consuming as it involved lengthy calculations.
The other student shared the same opinion quoting "Mathematics and Chemistry sections were much easier while the Physics section was a tad difficult."
JEE Main Exam Review 2020: Good Attempts
Go through the revised exam pattern of the JEE Main 2020 exam along with the good attempts for each section.
JEE Main Paper 1 Section-wise Analysis
Having understood the overall difficulty level, let us now analyse the section-wise weightage and number of questions included in each of them.
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage: Chemistry Section
The second day in a row, the Chemistry section turned out to be the most favourite among the aspirants as many questions were straight out of the NCERT book. The majority of questions were asked from Chemical Bonding and Coordination Compounds. Below is the section-wise analysis for Chemistry.
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage: Physics Section
While Chemistry became a cakewalk, the Physics section continued to haunt candidates with its toughness. Here is the list of topics and number of questions given from them.
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage: Mathematics Section
The Mathematics section received mixed feedback from the students. Some of them found the questions a bit time consuming and difficult while the others were satisfied with its level of difficulty. Go through the number of questions that were asked from the following topics.
Adequate measures are being taken by the government to conduct the JEE Main examination in a streamlined manner. Candidates are requested to continue following the guidelines issued by NTA for the sake of their health and fellow candidates. To get more details regarding JEE Main paper analysis 2020, visit Goprep!
On Wednesday, which was the first day for engineering aspirants, 1.4 lakh took the exam out of the 1.7 lakh candidates registered for the test. The JEE Main will continue till September 06. The NTA is conducting JEE Main examination in two shifts - morning 9 am to 12 pm, and evening - 3 pm to 5 pm.
The students who appeared for the JEE Main BE/BTech exam in the first shift on September 03 have shared mixed reactions on the difficulty level of today's paper.
As per initial reports, some students shared that today's JEE Main BE/BTech paper was easier as compared to the January session while others said paper was tougher than the one held in January.
The examination was held smoothly following Covid-19 norms at all centres. Mask was given to the candidates who didn't wear one at the centre itself, while thermal scanning and sanitization were also taken care of.
JEE Main BE/BTech question paper analysis and feedback from students
Based on the common feedback, the overall level of difficulty was moderate. Students felt that the Physics section contained the trickiest questions and somewhat required more time to solve. For the Chemistry section, most of the questions appeared from the NCERT textbook. The Chemistry section was a cakewalk for most of the students who took the exam. The Mathematics section was moderate in level.
The first two days of JEE Main Exam 2020 witnessed low attendance across the country in the light of the ongoing pandemic. The level of difficulty of JEE Main 2020 April/ September Session for both the shifts on Day-2 was moderate in level. Let us now discuss the JEE Main September 3 question paper in detail.
JEE Main 2020 Paper-1 September 3 Expert Analysis
Expert-backed today's JEE Main Exam Analysis is based on the students' feedback as NTA will release the question paper after the completion of all slots. Following the thorough analysis, Goprep's faculty found that the Physics section troubled students the most. Maths and Chemistry sections were comparatively easier as the questions were directly given from the NCERT textbook.
JEE Main Paper Analysis 2020 (September 3): Major Highlights
- Overall Feedback: Moderate
- Level of difficulty in Physics: Difficult
- Level of difficulty in Chemistry: Easy
- Level of difficulty in Maths: Moderate
JEE Main 2020 Exam Analysis: Students' Reaction
The first reactions are out as the students walk out of the exam centre. According to a student who studies in a CBSE-affiliated school found the Chemistry section the easiest. He told us that the question paper included many questions from the NCERT textbook. He found the Physics section the most time consuming as it involved lengthy calculations.
The other student shared the same opinion quoting "Mathematics and Chemistry sections were much easier while the Physics section was a tad difficult."
JEE Main Exam Review 2020: Good Attempts
Go through the revised exam pattern of the JEE Main 2020 exam along with the good attempts for each section.
JEE Main Paper 1 Section-wise Analysis
Having understood the overall difficulty level, let us now analyse the section-wise weightage and number of questions included in each of them.
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage: Chemistry Section
The second day in a row, the Chemistry section turned out to be the most favourite among the aspirants as many questions were straight out of the NCERT book. The majority of questions were asked from Chemical Bonding and Coordination Compounds. Below is the section-wise analysis for Chemistry.
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage: Physics Section
While Chemistry became a cakewalk, the Physics section continued to haunt candidates with its toughness. Here is the list of topics and number of questions given from them.
JEE Main Paper 1 Weightage: Mathematics Section
The Mathematics section received mixed feedback from the students. Some of them found the questions a bit time consuming and difficult while the others were satisfied with its level of difficulty. Go through the number of questions that were asked from the following topics.
Adequate measures are being taken by the government to conduct the JEE Main examination in a streamlined manner. Candidates are requested to continue following the guidelines issued by NTA for the sake of their health and fellow candidates. To get more details regarding JEE Main paper analysis 2020, visit Goprep!
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