JEE Main 2023 Question Paper with Solutions (31 January Evening Shift)

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JEE Main 2023| 31 January Evening Shift Question Paper- Answer key with Detailed Solutions

NTA Board, the conducting body of JEE Main for 31 January Evening Shift JEE Main 2023 Question Paper, conducted the exam in 13 regional languages.

As Candidates who are yet to give the other JEE Main 2023 shifts and sessions, it becomes essential to get the gist of the overall difficulty level of the Questions asked in the question paper and the analysis from experts and answer keys curated by the master teachers.

Category:	JEE Main Question Papers
Content-Type:	Text, Images, Videos and PDF
Exam:	JEE Main
Academic Session:	2024
Medium:	English Medium
Year:	2023
Date and Month:	31st- January
Shift:	Shift-2 Evening
Available Material:	JEE Main Previous Year Question Papers with PDF

And candidates who gave the attempt are waiting for a detailed analysis of the question paper with solutions to evaluate their performance. The good news is that the detailed analysis of the subject-specific questions and the answer key of JEE Main 31 January Evening Shift 2023 question paper with solutions will be available on Vedantu after the exam. Candidates can download all the on 31 January Evening Shift JEE Main 2023 Question Paper in free pdf from our website post examination.

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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 31 January 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 overall difficulty can be considered moderate. The paper was easier than that of 2022. The Chemistry paper in JEE Main 2023 31 January Evening Shift was easier compared to Maths and Physics.

Maths Question Paper Analysis

Based on the initial student accounts, the Maths section was slightly difficult and had tricky questions.
Previous year questions were repeated. However, like earlier shifts, this section was not easy.
Unlike earlier shifts, the Maths section was not that lengthy.
The section was divided into Vectors, 3D, Inverse Trigonometric Functions, Coordinate Geometry, Statistics, Mathematical Reasoning, Differentiation, and Integration.

Physics Question Paper Analysis

The Physics section was moderately easy.
This section had both concept-based and formula-based questions.
Numerical-based questions were also asked.
Magnetism, Electrostatics, and Modern Physics had most questions asked from this section.

Chemistry Question Paper Analysis

Following the trend, the Chemistry paper was more or less easy.
Most questions were asked from Biomolecules, p-Block, and Chemistry in Everyday Life.
The section was primarily NCERT-based and had theoretical questions.
Organic and Inorganic Chemistry had equal weightage.

FAQs on JEE Main 2023 Question Paper with Solutions (31 January Evening Shift)

1. Which was the easiest section in the Evening Shift of JEE Main 2023 31 January?

Chemistry was unquestionably the easiest among the three sections, again.

2. Were previous year questions repeated?

Yes. There were repetitions in questions from the previous years. However, all three sections had varied difficulty levels, with Maths being the toughest and Chemistry being the easiest. The Physics section was moderate in difficulty.