JEE Main 2016 April 10th Shift 1 Physics Question Paper with Answer Keys and Solutions

There are many benefits of solving the previous year’s question paper. 

• Candidates can learn about the types of questions that may be asked in the JEE Main 2016 by looking at previous year's question papers. In the entrance examination, over 70% to 80% of the questions are asked again. If a candidate has solved question papers from the previous 10 to 15 years, he or she will have no trouble passing the entrance exam.

• Effective time management has become a typical success mantra over the years. Time, Speed, and Accuracy are three aspects that play a significant role in getting excellent JEE Main marks. Candidates can use JEE Main 2016 sample papers or previous year papers to work on all three factors.

• When preparing for any entrance exam, the golden guideline is to thoroughly understand the exam pattern. It covers all of the crucial exam information, such as the length of the exam, the types of questions that will be asked, and the overall number of questions. Prior year's JEE Main question papers can be used to get a feel for the actual test. They are able to recognise the pattern in which a question paper is designed while also strategizing how to respond to it.

Yes. Students can challenge the answer key of JEE Mains 2016. Follow these steps:

• Visit the official website for more information.

• Next select the 'Challenge(s) button, regarding Answer Key' from the drop-down menu on the screen

• Then enter your application number of JEE Mains and password to log in.

• All of the questions' question IDs and option IDs will be displayed on the screen.

• Select any one or more than one of the Option ID(s) by checking the box to challenge any question.

• Then, after picking your preferred option ID, click the 'Save your Claim Finally' button and go to the next step (s).

• The option ID(s) that they challenged will appear on the screen.

• As a PDF file, upload the papers that support your challenge.

• In order to challenge the question in online mode, you must pay the required processing cost.

Note: If NTA accepts the challenge, the processing money will be reimbursed to the candidate's account. In addition, no challenge will be entertained unless the processing money has been received.

The details are as follows

• Time Required: A total of 3 hours is required to complete all three topics (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics). The entire time period for applicants with a 40% impairment is 4 hours.

• The nature of the questions in the JEE Main Physics paper will be divided into two categories. MCQs are the first type, and Non-MCQ or Numeric Value questions are the second.

• Total Number of Questions: In JEE Main 2022, there will be a total of 30 questions from each section. There will be 20 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and 10 non-MCQs with a numerical value as a response out of a total of 30 questions. Candidates must answer 5 out of 10 questions based on numerical values.

• +4 marks will be awarded for each right response to either an MCQ or a Numeric Value Question.

• Negative Marking: A -1 mark will be deducted for each erroneous response, but there will be no negative marking for Numeric Value answers.

• The paper is written in Hindi, English, and Gujarati. Candidates can choose between English and Hindi question papers. This option will be available to all candidates. Gujarati is the only language choice offered to candidates from Gujarat, Daman & Diu, and Dadra & Nagar Haveli.

• Total Points: The Physics section has a total of 100 points, and the overall JEE Main 2022 B.Tech paper has a total of 300 points.

• Total Number of Sections: In JEE Main 2022, there will be three sections: Physics, chemistry, and mathematics.