JEE Main Question Paper with Answer Keys 2016 Set-G
FAQs on JEE Main 2016 (Set - G) Question Paper with Answer Keys & Solutions
1. How many papers were there in JEE Main 2016?
Paper-I and Paper-II are the two papers that makeup JEE Main. Candidates may choose one or both options. Multiple choice questions appear on both papers. Paper-I is a computer-based test that is used to admit students to B.E./B.Tech programmes. Except for one paper, the 'Drawing Test,' which will be administered in Pen and Paper mode or offline mode, Paper-II is for admission to B.Arch and B.Planning courses and will also be conducted in Computer Based Test style. For B.Planning courses, an additional Paper - III will be introduced in January 2020. Candidates might choose to write one or both papers.
2. Will questions be repeated in JEE Mains 2016 from the previous year?
To answer this question, the following points need to be kept in mind.
It is possible to repeat questions from prior years, although it is not required.
You'll get a sense of the exam format and difficulty level of the questions.
Most of the time, the questions are all fresh, yet they are all based on the same principle. Every new session of the JEE Main exam has a slight risk of repeating the same questions.
It is important to develop solid concepts and basics in order to do well in JEE Main. You must read the NCERT book in its entirety.
You would be able to perform well in your exam if your concepts are clear and you solve prior-year papers.
3. Is the JEE Main 2016 question paper will be different for every candidate?
Each candidate's JEE Main question paper will be unique. There are no question sets prepared, and the questions are usually taken directly from the question bank. The questions for each candidate are chosen at random by a software algorithm. The test items for the JEE Main exam will be prepared collaboratively by subject matter experts, researchers, academics, and psychometricians. The item authors for the tests will be given input on the working of past years' items before producing the JEE Main question papers so that they can create test questions that are more dependable and genuine. The exam will be given in the same number of languages as it was previously.
4. Is it possible to modify the JEE Main 2016 examination mode after the application has been submitted?
Yes, candidates have the option to modify their examination mode. It can only be switched from pen and paper mode to online (computer-based) mode. After the application procedure is completed, NTA will open the JEE Main rectification facility 2016 for applicants on the official website - jeemain.nta.nic.in. During the correction facility, candidates will be allowed to change or alter information on their already submitted JEE Main form 2016. Candidates must log in with their registration number and password to access the JEE Main 2016 form correction service.
5. What was the paper pattern for JEE Mains 2016?
Candidates will encounter multiple-choice or objective-style questions in the JEE Main exam papers. Typically, candidates were given four options from which they were asked to choose the proper one. There will be a total of 90 questions, with 30 questions on each topic (Physics, Math, and Chemistry). For wrong replies, negative marks are given.
Except for the Drawing examination for B.Arch, both papers were held in an online computer-based mode according to the JEE Main 2016 exam pattern. Students were recommended to review the JEE Main exam pattern 2016 in detail ahead of time as it will inform them about the exam method, the number of sections and questions, question type, and marking scheme, among other things.