Question Paper Solutions 16 March Morning JEE Main 2021
FAQs on JEE Main Question Paper with Solutions Free PDF (16th March 2021 - Shift 1)
1. What is the pattern of the JEE Mains question paper?
The paper comprises three sections: Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. Each section has 100 marks. Thus, the total number of marks on the exam is 300.
All the subjects will further have two sections. Section A will contain 20 MCQs which are all compulsory. Section B will have 10 numerical value questions, out of which only 5 are to be attempted.
2. What is the marking scheme of the JEE Mains question paper?
The paper has a total of 75 questions. 25 each from three sections i.e Math, Chemistry and Physics. The three sections have in total 60 MCQs which are all compulsory and 30 numerical value questions, out of which 15 has to be attempted.
For MCQ’s: 4 marks will be given for every correct answer and 1 negative marking for every wrong answer.
For Numerical value answers: 4 marks are given for each correct answer. But there will be no negative marking in the case of numerical value questions.
3. How many years of previous year papers should I solve?
JEE Main preparation is insufficient without solving previous year papers. One gets a sense of the exam, the question structure, the complexity of the questions, and so on. It also helps with the development of the speed and accuracy required to pass the exam. The answer to the question of how many papers you should solve is that there are no restrictions. The more problems you solve, the better you get. However, try to solve at least ten years' worth of papers.
4. How important is routine in preparation for the JEE Mains exam?
For any examination, having a schedule is essential. Aspirants must first establish a practical and effective routine. And it is not enough to merely create a routine; the candidate must stick to it. It is impossible to finish the syllabus, solve sample problems, solve previous year papers, and more without a routine. It is necessary to have a well-planned preparation timetable. Making a routine will assist applicants in staying on track at all times.
5. How can previous year's JEE Main question papers be included in the study plan?
Here are some tips for students who want to improve their exam preparation by using previous year papers:
At the very least, try to complete one paper every day. Make a note of it in your schedule and make sure you stick to it.
Look for books with previous year's questions organized by chapter or topic. This way, after you have finished learning a topic, you will be ready to answer questions about it right away.
Solve a paper on the timing of the real examination every day during the last month of the examination. 9-12 or 3-6.
Solving the paper alone will not do. It is necessary to do a thorough analysis of the paper so that students may identify their shortcomings.
Solve at least ten years' worth of papers.