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May 13, 2024BENGALURU, January 24: National Testing Agency (NTA) successfully concluded the JEE Main 2023 Session 1 today, January 24, 2023. Shift 1 exam began at 9.00 a.m. and got ended at 12.00 p.m. As per the student’s reactions, the paper was reviewed to be moderately difficult. Almost 60% similarity of the exam pattern questions came in through the previous year’s papers. This webpage will highlight the shift-wise exam difficulty levels for the Jan 24 Shift 1 exam for Paper 1 (B.E/B.Tech paper), along with the reactions of the students who have appeared for the test.
It is advised that candidates must bring one photocopy of their ID card/Aadhar card along with the Covid-19 vaccination certificate and admit card to the exam venue. Candidates will be able to check the subject-wise toughness level here after conducting the JEE Main day 1 shift 1 exam. Continue reading to check the JEE Main 2023 exam analysis here.
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Check the table given below for getting acquainted with the subject-wise difficulty level of the JEE Main 2023 January 24 Shift 1 paper:
Sections | Difficulty Level |
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Mathematics | Extremely Difficult |
Physics | Moderate |
Chemistry | Easy |
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The subject-wise analysis of JEE Main 2023 January 24 Shift 1 for the B. E/B. Tech paper is provided here in this section:
As per the question paper analysis, it was found that Physics was extremely difficult to attend. Formula-based questions were asked mostly in the Physics section. Most of the questions were numerical-based ones and it took longer time for the students to solve them. The chapters from where the maximum number of questions appeared in the exam are- Thermodynamics, SHM, Vectors,
Organic questions from GOC and Inorganic chemistry questions came from bonding and d-block elements. The questions were direct and easy to solve. Very few questions came in from the Physical Chemistry section. The number of attempts as per the difficulty level of the Chemistry section can be formulated as Inorganic> Organic>Physical.
The mathematics section was the most difficult one. Maximum questions required much time to solve. Vectors, Integration, and 3D Geometry were some of the important chapters from where the maximum number of questions appeared in the exam.
Gautam: Gautam was having his exam centre at IET Lucknow and he reported that the exam paper was moderately easy. He attempted almost 60-70 questions. Mathematics was the most difficult as per his statement and Chemistry was the easiest among all the subjects in the Paper 1 exam.
Shubh: As per Shubh, Mathematics was much more difficult for him to solve. Most questions came in from the previous year’s papers that he has practised along. Furthermore, he also reported that for him, Inorganic Chemistry questions were easier to solve in the entire paper.
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