JEE Main 2023 February 1 Shift 2 Question Paper with Answer Keys & Solutions

Candidates can download the memory-based questions with solutions of JEE Main 2023  question paper PDF. Just click on the links to download the free pdf of the answers. By downloading the question paper solutions, candidates can analyse the difficulty level of the exam, how much score candidates will get, what could be the cut-off, and what the candidate's rank could be.

In comparison to last year's paper, candidates found the overall questions in   to be moderate to difficult this year. However, a few candidates have mentioned difficulty attempting questions such as application-based problems. The comprehensive analysis of each question from  in the question paper of JEE Main 2023 will be available. Also, some essential tips and tricks will be discussed to ensure the candidate’s performance improves in the upcoming JEE Main exams.

Candidates should dig into the type of questions from a topic or concept and refine their approach towards a question accordingly.

JEE Main 2023 1 February Evening Shift - Question Paper Analysis

The question paper analyses for the JEE Main 2023 31 January Evening Shift have been provided below for students’ reference. It is recommended that students read through these points to prepare for their upcoming exams accordingly.

Based on the initial feedback from students, the paper was similar to the earlier shifts of JEE Main January 2023. Students and experts both believed that Maths was lengthy again but not tough. Chemistry was moderate and Physics was easy to moderate. There were also 2 to 3 assertion reason questions.

As for the distribution, Maths was about 25% from the Class 11 syllabus, while Physics and Chemistry had about 30-35% weightage.

Maths Question Paper Analysis

• Maths was not quite tough, but was lengthy.

• Some questions inthis section were completely formula-based. 

• Most of the questions were asked from chapters: Vectors & 3D, ITF, coordinate geometry, sets & functions, definite integration, limits, etc.

• About 2 to 3 questions were from Limits & Continuity were asked.

Physics Question Paper Analysis

• In terms of difficulty level, Physics was easy as compared to the other two.

• Also, students believed that the section was similar to that of the earlier shifts. 

• It had questions that were mostly formula-based, while some questions were concept application-based as well.

• Most of the questions were asked from electrostatics, laws of motion, modern physics, projectile motion, thermodynamics, etc.

Chemistry Question Paper Analysis

• Chemistry was easy in this shift as well.

• Organic and inorganic chemistry had equal weightage in the MCQ sub-section.

• Physical chemistry was mainly asked in the NAT sub-section.

• Most of the questions were asked from biomolecules, polymers, mole concept, aromatic compounds, block elements, etc.