JEE Main 2022 Session 2 the biggest engineering exam of the country was conducted on Wednesday (27th July) in CBT (computer-based) mode. It was the third day of the JEE Main 2022 Session 2 exam, the exam is conducted in two shifts morning and evening. The analysis of the paper is done on the basis of the feedback of the students.
Physics
From the discussion with the students for the Wednesday morning and evening shift paper. It is found that the Physics paper in the morning shift was quite easy comparative to the last 2 days. The paper was more calculative, according to the students it took approximately 50 minutes to solve the Physics section in the morning shift. Questions were asked from almost all the topics. No question were asked from Optics in the morning shift. Questions from Logic Gates, Earth Magnetism, Resolving Power, Electrodynamics, Heat, Mechanics, and Modern Physics etc. were asked.
In the second shift or evening shift the difficulty level of Physics paper was moderate. 5 questions were asked from Statement and Assertion Reasoning type. Following the pattern, the paper covers the entire syllabus.
Chemistry
The difficulty level of Chemistry paper was moderate in the morning shift. Similar to the Physics paper questions from the entire syllabus was covered. In Physical Chemistry there were questions from Chemical Kinetics, Surface Chemistry, Ionic Equilibrium, Mole Concept, Liquid Solution, Aromatic Structure and Solid State. Similarly in Inorganic Chemistry questions from d-block, coordination compound, chemical bonding and hydrogen were asked. Whereas in organic chemistry questions from Polymer, Chemistry in Every Day Life, Aromaticity, Alcohol and Phenol topics were asked.
AS per the feedbacks of the student the second shift paper of chemistry was easy. In evening shift 5-6 questions were of statement (1-2) type, questions from Assertion Reasoning and Column matching were asked. The memory-based questions were quite easy. Questions from Chemistry in Everyday Life and Environment were directly asked from the NCERT syllabus.
Maths
The difficulty level of Maths paper was moderate to difficult as per the discussion with the students. All most all the chapters were covered in the paper. Class 12 and 11 syllabus was covered in the Maths section following the previous trend of the papers. Some questions that were asked in the morning shift were difficult whereas some of them are of moderate level. Maths paper was difficult from both the Physics and Chemistry.
The evening shift paper of Maths was tough. The questions were lengthy and calculative.
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