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JEE Main Syllabus 2023

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JEE Main 2023 Paper 1 and 2 Syllabus [Download PDF]

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Joint Entrance Examination or JEE is a two-level national examination for admission in various streams of IIT and Engineering. JEE 2023 is conducted by the NTA, i.e., the National Testing Agency. The Dept of Higher Education, Ministry of Education, Government of India, beginning in 2019, has entrusted NTA with the responsibility of conducting the JEE Mains 2023. JEE Main Session I will held from 24 January 2023. JEE Main Session II will be held in April 2023.


JEE Main 2023 Previous Year Question Papers and Important Study Materials

Vedantu provides previous year question papers and important study materials for JEE Main 2023 exam, Aspirants can download and prepare for upcoming sessions.



The Joint Entrance Examination (Main), or JEE Main, consists of two papers. Students must appear for JEE Main Paper I to get admission to UG Engineering Programs like (B.E/B.Tech.) at NITs, IIITs, other Centrally Funded Technical Institutions, commonly known as CFTIs, and Institutions/Universities funded/recognized by participating State Governments. JEE Main is also an eligibility exam for JEE Advanced 2023, which is used to gain admission to IITs. Paper 2 is held for admission to the country's B. Arch and B. Planning programmes.


The JEE (Main) 2023 will be held in two sessions for admission to the academic year 2023 - 24.

JEE Main 2023 Detailed Syllabus

Here’s a million-dollar tip for you to rank higher in JEE Main 2023. Know the syllabus of the exam thoroughly. Yes, knowing the syllabus will help you in scoring high marks. Download the syllabus and go through it thoroughly as it is the blueprint of the exam. It will help you in planning your studies. It will also help you in getting familiar with the JEE Main exam pattern.


JEE Main Syllabus

JEE Main has 3 different types of papers for various courses. Students have to choose the papers based on the course that they wanted to get into.

  • Paper 1 – For admission to B. Tech/B.E.

  • Paper 2A – For admission to B. Arch.

  • Paper 2B – For admission in B. Planning.


Here is the detailed syllabus of JEE Main 2023:

  1. JEE Main Physics Syllabus

  2. JEE Main Chemistry Syllabus

  3. JEE Main Maths Syllabus


JEE Main Paper 1 has Three Sections in it.

  • Physics

  • Chemistry

  • Mathematics


JEE Main Paper 2A Consists of Three Sections.

  • Mathematics

  • Aptitude

  • Drawing


JEE Main Paper 2B also has Three Sections.

  • Mathematics

  • Aptitude

  • Planning related questions


Candidates who are preparing for Engineering should practice from the syllabus of Paper 1. Those who are preparing for Architecture should refer to the syllabus for Paper 2A. Finally, students who want to pursue B.Planning must follow the syllabus of Paper 2B.


The JEE Main updated syllabus is based on the Class 11 and Class 12 syllabus, as prescribed by the CBSE board.


JEE Main Full Syllabus

It is time for the students to start their preparation for the session. IIT JEE 2023 is one of the most important competitive exams for the students to get into engineering/ B.Arch/ B.Planning and this needs complete diligence and proper planning. You can have this syllabus handy with a free PDF download.


JEE Main Official Syllabus

Below mentioned are the subject-wise JEE Main syllabus 2023 for Paper 1 (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics). These are as per the latest syllabus.


JEE Main Physics Syllabus

Section A:


Section B:

  • Experimental Skills


JEE Main Chemistry Syllabus

Organic Chemistry:

  1. Halogens

  2. Nitrogen

  3. Oxygen


Inorganic Chemistry:


Physical Chemistry:


JEE Main Mathematics Syllabus: Unit-Wise


Exam Pattern of JEE Main Paper 1

Knowing about the exam pattern will help the candidates in their preparation as they will get to know what type of questions will be asked in the examination. Here is the JEE Main Paper 1 examination pattern:

  • Mode of Examination: Online (Computer-based)

  • Duration of Examination: 3 hours

  • Subjects: Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics

  • Maximum Number of Questions: 25 Maths questions + 25 Physics questions  + 25 Chemistry questions = 75 questions

  • Types of Questions: 

  • Physics: 5 numerical-based questions and 20 MCQs

  • Chemistry: 5 numerical-based questions and 20 MCQs

  • Mathematics: 5 numerical-based questions and 20 MCQs

  • Total Marks: 300 marks

  • Marking Scheme 

For MCQs: 4 marks for correct answers

-1 mark for incorrect answer

0 marks for unattempted questions

For Numerical-Based Questions: 4 marks for correct answers

0 marks for incorrect answers

0 marks for unattempted questions

  • Languages used in the Examination: Hindi, English, and Gujarati


Physics Chapter-Wise Weightage

Topics

Expected No. of Questions

Expected Weightage (in %)

Electrostatics

1

3

Kinetic Theory of Gases and Thermodynamics

2

7

Capacitor

1

3

Wave Optics

2

7

Rotational Dynamics

2

7

Laws of Motion

1

3

Magnetic effect of Current and Magnetism

2

7

Simple Harmonic Motion

1

3

Kinematics

1

3

Sound Waves

1

3

Work Energy Power

1

7

Modern Physics

2

7

Current Electricity

3

10

Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Current

2

7

Gravitation

1

4

Communication Systems

1

3

Solids and Fluids

1

4

Error

1

3

Elasticity

1

3

NLM

1

3

Solids and Semiconductor Devices

1

3

Center of Mass, Impulse, and Momentum

2

7

Circular Motion

1

3

EM waves

1

3


Chemistry Chapter-Wise Weightages

Topics

Expected Weightage (in %)

Carbohydrates Amino Acids Polymers

7

Transition Elements Coordinate Chemistry

9

Periodic Table Representative Elements

6

Chemical Bonding

6

General Organic Chemistry

6

Atomic Structure

5


Mathematics Chapter-Wise Weightages

Topics

Weightage

Coordinate Geometry

17

Complex Numbers 

7

Quadratic Equations

3

Integral Calculus

14

Matrices and Determinants

7

Sequences and Series

7

Statistics and Probability

8

Trigonometry

7

Sets, Relations and Functions

1

Permutation and Combinations

3

Mathematical Induction

1

Binomial Theorem and its simple applications

3

Limit, Continuity and Differentiability

17

Algebra

3

Mathematical Reasoning

3


Syllabus for JEE Main Paper 2A and 2B

Section 2A:

Visualising different sides of 3-D objects. Analytical Reasoning Mental Ability (Numerical, visual and verbal). Awareness of places, buildings, persons and materials. Visualising 3-D objects from 2-D drawings. Texture related to build-environment and architecture.


Section 2B:

Creating 2-D and 3-D compositions using given firms and shapes. Transformation of forms in both 2-D and 3-D union, rotation, subtraction, development of surfaces and volumes. Generation of plan, elevations, and 3-D view of objects. Drawing and design of abstract or geometrical shapes and patterns in pencil. 3-D perception – Appreciation and understanding of scale and proportion of objects, building elements and forms, harmony, contrast and colour texture.


Sketching of activities and scenes from the memory of urban landscape (market, festival, public place, streets, recreational spaces, monuments, etc.) landscape (trees, jungles, rivers, plants, etc) and rural life.


JEE Main Paper 2A and 2B Exam Pattern

  • Mode of Examination: Online (Computer-based)

  • Duration of Examination: 3 hours

  • Subjects: Drawing (B. Arch.) or Planning (B. Plan.), General Aptitude and Mathematics

  • Maximum Number of Questions: 

B. Arch.: 2 Drawing questions + 50 Aptitude questions + 25 Maths questions = 77 questions

B. Plan.: 25 Planning questions + 25 Maths questions + 50 questions = 100 questions

  • Types of Questions:

Maths: 5 Numerical-based questions and 20 MCQs

Aptitude: 50 MCQs

B. Arch.: 2 Drawing questions

B. Plan.: 25 MCQs for Planning

  • Total Marks: 400 marks

  • Marking Scheme:

For MCQs: 4 marks for correct answers

-1 mark for incorrect answer

0 marks for unattempted question

For Drawing Questions: 100 marks for 2 drawing questions

  • Languages used in the Examination – Hindi, English and Gujarati


JEE Main 2023 is one of the most competitive engineering entrance exams in the world. JEE Main is an entrance to almost all the national engineering colleges of India. The number of candidates to register for this entrance exam this year will be updated soon. The performance in the JEE Main 2023 directly decides your admission into all NITs, IIITs, and CFTIs.


Candidates who are preparing for Engineering can look at the above details and can start their preparation for JEE Main accordingly. JEE Main 2023 is an online (Computer-based Test) conducted by the NTA across multiple sessions.


FAQs on JEE Main Syllabus 2023

1. What are the benefits of the multiple sessions in JEE Mains 2023?

JEE Mains 2023 will be conducted in two phases. The first session will be conducted in January 2023 tentatively. The second session will be conducted in April 2023 tentatively. Mentioned below are the various perks of multiple sessions in JEE Mains 2023:


The most significant advantage is that the candidates can apply for the JEE Mains multiple times and can improve their scores.


In the first attempt, they will get the experience of sitting for and attempting the competitive exams like never before.


A candidate who appears in all the sessions, his/her best 2023 NTA scores will be considered for the making of the merit list.

2. Are there any changes in the exam pattern of JEE Mains 2023?

Yes, there are some changes in the exam pattern of JEE Mains 2023.


The JEE Mains 2023 will be having two papers.

  • Paper 1: B.E./B.Tech.

  • Paper 2: B.Arch and B.Planning


Candidates can give an examination of Paper-1 or Paper-2 or they can appear for all the papers according to the course they desire.


The paper will be conducted online and the types of questions coming in the examination will be MCQs. The questions will come from the following subjects: Physics, Maths, Chemistry, Aptitude, and Drawing.

3. Does Vedantu provide the syllabus for all the types of papers for JEE Mains examination?

There are two types of papers for different courses in the JEE Main examination. These papers are:

  • Paper 1 – B.E/ B.Tech

  • Paper 2A – B.Arch

  • Paper 2B – B.Planning

The syllabus for the above-mentioned papers is provided by Vedantu in their official website. Students can go through the webpage to see the names of the topics for all the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Aptitude, Drawing, and Planning. Students should prepare these topics thoroughly to attempt all the questions in the examination.

4. What is the JEE Main Physical Chemistry syllabus?

The subject of Chemistry is divided into three parts: Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and Physical Chemistry. The chapters included in Physical Chemistry are listed below:

  • Some basic concepts in chemistry

  • States of matter

  • Chemical bonding and molecular structure

  • Chemical thermodynamics

  • Atomic structure

  • Chemical kinetics

  • Equilibrium 

  • Mole concept

  • Redox and electrochemistry

  • General and colligative properties of solutions

  • Surface chemistry

In the question paper of the JEE Main exam, the questions will come from these topics. The questions will be of MCQ type. Students have to practise these chapters if they want to get good marks in the chemistry section.

5. How should students prepare for the JEE examination?

The number of applicants applying for the JEE Main examination is increasing; therefore, competition among students is also increasing. Students have to acquire productive preparation tips to qualify for this examination. They should first know about their syllabus, details of which are available in the Vedantu website. After that, they should study from the NCERT book and solve questions from the book. To make their concepts strong, students should work out JEE Main sample papers and previous year's question papers for JEE Main. A fruitful study plan or timetable will enable them to achieve their daily goals.