ANALYSIS OF JEE (ADVANCED)-2023 – PAPER-1

In total there were 18 questions per subject. It covered multiple answer correct type questions, Integer type questions, as well as the newly introduced three-column matrix match. Overall the paper-1 of JEE Advanced 2017 was designed with a good mixture of conceptual and tricky questions.

There was negative marking in two sections, however there were no negative marking in Integer type questions this year. Introduction of partial marking in the question of One or More than one correct answers would have given some relief to students and could also boost cut-offs.

PHYSICS

The paper was relatively easier than that of previous year. However ambiguity in one question was observed, while most of the questions were found to be easy or moderate level. One question was asked directly from NCERT exemplar. Paper did not contain questions of lengthy calculations hence students must have got sufficient time to crack the tricky questions.

CHEMISTRY

Chemistry was a blend of some easy problems and few relatively difficult ones. A bit of was observed in the pattern by introducing a mixture of three column matching. Although many questions are from NCERT syllabus but few questions (like wave functions of orbitals) were asked beyond NCERT syllabus. Physical Chemistry and Organic Chemistry portion were given a little bit more weightage than Inorganic Chemistry. As usual paper of JEE Advanced was conceptual. We can say that the Paper-1 of Chemistry is quite good and encouraging for average students also.

MATHEMATICS

In Mathematics, the level of the paper was easy to moderate. In comparison to the practice of previous years, the question required only basic understanding. No question involving critical thinking was there. Matrix match involving 3 Column was introduced, but if the student had got the hang of it, he/she would have found it easy to crack. Overall, the score of students is expected to be an all time high as far as Paper-1 of Mathematics is concerned.