Pooja Singh
JEE Mains third edition examination was recently conducted. Here we are going to talk about the review on JEE exam third edition. JEE Main or the Joint Entrance Examination are computer-based online examinations for engineering, planning, and architecture. The courses for which this exam is conducted are B.E, B.TECH, B.ARCH, and B.PLAN. It is an undergraduate level entrance examination.
It was formerly the All India Engineering Entrance Examination that has been changed to JEE Mains. National Testing Agency NTA conducts this examination. To get admission to the IITs of India, the candidates need to crack this examination with extremely good scores.
Other than IITs some other colleges designated as “centrally funded technical institutes” (CFTIs) also consider the JEE Main exam scores. The candidates are always advised to prepare according to the timetable of the examinations.
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Review on JEE Exam Third Edition
The JEE Main exams are conducted four times a year. In 2021, the JEE Main exams of March and February were conducted successfully.
The JEE Main 2021 examinations are conducted on July 20, 22, 25 and 27. To access the phase 2 admit cards, one can check this website jeemain.nta.nic.in. The candidates can simply log into this website and download their admit cards. The 4th phase of the JEE Main exams are going to be conducted on August 26, 27 & 31 and September 1 & 2, 2021.
Let us see the review on JEE exam third edition. These reviews are from the students who have appeared for the JEE Exam third position.
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Review about Physics Paper
- The students have ranked the overall paper with a moderate level of difficulty.
- The questions in Physics covered overall topics. But the most frequently asked question was electrostatics.
- It was from the modern physics chapter that the Integer type of questions was asked.
- A lot of calculation based questions were asked.
Review about Maths Paper
- The Maths paper was also moderately difficult.
- A lot of the students have said that the paper was calculative.
- The subject that got covered in the Maths paper with multiple questions were coordinate and integral calculus.
- A lot of integer type questions were very calculative to answer during the exams.
- The students have said that the Maths paper was also very lengthy.
- When compared with the JEE Main March exam, the JEE Main third edition exam was tougher.
- The topics covered in the Maths exam were Binomial Theorem: 2 questions, Definite Integration: 2 questions, Parabola: 2 questions, Complex numbers: 2 questions, 3D Geometry: 1 questions, Probability: 1 question, Permutation and Combination: 1 question, Function: 2 questions.
Review about Chemistry Paper
- Out of all the exams, the easiest was the chemistry paper. Its difficulty level was easy to moderate.
- The paper was quite balanced with organic and inorganic sections of Chemistry.
- In the integer type questions, the most number of questions were from Physical Chemistry.
- A lot of questions were NCERT based.
- Some other topics that were included in this exam were Environment chemistry, polymers, etc.
- The other topics that got asked in the Chemistry exam were topics asked in the section were D & F block, Liquid Solutions, Environment Chemistry, Chemical Bonding, Halogens, Atomic Structure, Electrochemistry, and Hydrogen Bonding.
The end review on JEE Exam third edition was moderate. The review on JEE Exam third edition are compiled from the student’s reviews who have appeared for the examinations.
The results of the JEE Main exams are out on their official website. The students have already registered on their website while filling the forms. All you have to do is log in back again on the website and check their results. You have to put your application number and your birthdate to log in. It is quite an easy process. The entire information of the JEE Main exams are first listed on their official website itself.