Introduction on Physics JEE Advanced Exam
FAQs on JEE Advanced 2016 Physics Question Paper-1 with Answer Keys
1. Is it possible to crack the JEE Advanced exam on the first attempt?
Every year the number of aspirants applying for the JEE exam increases due to this the exam gets tougher to crack the exam on the first attempt. Students can crack the JEE Advanced exam in the first attempt if they focus on their studies and are provided with the best study materials. Vedantu helps these candidates by providing them with various question papers and the NCERT Solutions of the chapters. It also allows them to join their JEE crash course. Students should practice solving the questions to have a grasp of the concepts.
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2. What topics are covered in the Physics syllabus of the JEE Advanced exam?
The topics that are covered in the Physics syllabus of the JEE Advanced exam are mentioned beneath:
1. Unit 1 – General Physics
Units and dimensions
Experimental analysis
2. Unit 2 – Mechanics
Kinematics
Newton's laws of motion
System of particles
Gravitation
Inertia and momentum
Harmonic motions
The pressure in fluids
Waves
Thermal physics
3. Unit 3 – Magnetism and Electricity
Electric field
Capacitance
Electric currents
Magnetic fields
Electromagnetic induction
4. Unit 4 – Optics
Refraction and reflection
Wave nature of light
5. Unit 5 – Modern Physics
Nuclei and atoms
3. How many questions are asked in the Physics section of the JEE Advanced exam?
The JEE Advanced exam is conducted in two papers, Paper 1 and Paper 2. Each paper consists of 54 questions. The Physics section of each paper consists of 18 questions. The types of questions asked in this section are as follows:
Paper 1
Section 1 – Multiple Choice Questions
This portion has 6 questions each with 4 marks. (Total 24 marks)
Section 2 – Numericals
8 questions each of 3 marks are asked. (Total 24 marks)
Section 3 – Paragraph Based Questions
4 questions of 3 marks each. (Total 12 marks)
In Paper 2, the types of questions asked are the same as Paper 1 but in section 3 questions based on Match, The Following are asked.
4. What documents are required for applying for the JEE Advanced examination?
The list of the documents that are required while applying for the JEE Advanced exam is given below:
1. Class 10th Board certificate
2. Class 12th Board certificate
3. Birth certificate
4. Category certificate (if applicable)
5. PwD certificate (if applicable)
6. Scribe request letter
7. OCI certificate/ PIO card
8. DS certificate
9. Gazette notification showing the name change
These documents are required at the time of filling the registration form. The scanned images of these documents have to be uploaded in the given dimensions. In addition to the documents, students have to pay the registration fees.
5. How to prepare for the Physics section of the JEE Advanced examination?
The following preparation tips and tricks will help students in preparing for the Physics section of the JEE Advanced exam:
1. The candidates must give priority to their NCERT Physics book. They should comprehend each concept from this book.
2. Besides the NCERT book, they can use the guidebooks and reference books to solve questions.
3. Working on previous year question papers like the JEE Advanced 2016 Question Paper-1 will enable them to improve their writing pace.
4. They should take their classes regularly and ask their teachers' help in solving their doubts.
