JEE MAIN 2024

January Session
Most Scoring Concepts
 CONTENTS
About 3

Why focus more on Important Topics? 4

Physics Analysis 5

Most Asked Concepts 5

Chapterwise Questions Asked 6

Concept Wise Questions Asked 10

Overall Difficulty Level 9

Maths Analysis 18

Most Asked Concepts 18

Chapterwise Questions Asked 20

Concept Wise Questions Asked 22

Overall Difficulty Level 22

Chemistry Analysis 31

Most Asked Concepts 31

Chapterwise Questions Asked 32

Concept Wise Questions Asked 36

Overall Difficulty Level 35

Other Useful References 45

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 ABOUT
I
f you dream of pursuing engineering from one of the IITs, NITs, or GFTIs, then cracking JEE
Main becomes mandatory. The entrance exam is conducted online mode across various
centers. If you know the most important topics and books of Mathematics, Physics, and
Chemistry for JEE Main, then it will help you to score more in the most coveted engineering
entrance exam. With the days ticking off and JEE Main exam day approaching, it is time for
students to brush up on the important topics of each subject- Physics, Chemistry, and Math-
ematics. The Question Paper of JEE Main is structured in such a way that tests the aptitude,
analytical, logical, and reasoning skills of students. So, it becomes vital that aspirants plan
their preparation in the right direction to excel in the exam. This is the time when students
should be working to strengthen the important topics of each subject, as not all topics carry
an equal weightage of marks. Devoting extra time to such important topics that carry compar-
atively more weightage is recommended by various coaching experts.

Coaching experts advise focusing more on the important topics of the JEE Main Syllabus.
For benefitting JEE Main aspirants, Careers360 brings here the list of the Most Important
Topics and Books for JEE Main Preparation as recommended after analysis of the JEE Main
2024 exam. In the analysis of the JEE Main 2024 exam, our subject experts of Physics, Chem-
istry, and Mathematics have studied 900 questions from 10 sets of JEE Main 2024 question
papers held online on different days in different shifts in the January session. Each question
paper consists of 30 questions from each subject (i.e. Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics).

Preparing for a complete JEE Main Syllabus is important. But if these recommended topics
of each subject are prepared with extra dedication and effort, then there are good chances of
securing a good score in JEE Main.

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 Why Focus More
On Important Topics?
Experts and toppers opine in unison that devoting extra time to strengthening important topics is a
must-do practice if you want to achieve a good score in the JEE Main exam. Read below the top five
reasons why every JEE Main aspirant should focus more on such topics.

Reason 1: Important Topics Carry More Weightage:

Important topics are those topics that carry more marks in the exam. Students appearing for JEE
Main should know that not all topics carry equal weightage of marks. Some topics carry more marks,
while others don’t. Devoting much of your time to such important topics is recommended. You just
need to identify such topics and practice them more.

Reason 2: Important Topics Lead to Overall Good Score:

You should practice important topics more because if you understand the concept behind these
key topics well, then you will be able to solve a major part of the JEE Main Question Paper correctly,
which will ultimately lead you towards getting a good score.

Reason 3: Important Topics Form the Core of the Subject:

Every portion of the JEE Main Syllabus is important, but there are certain topics in every subject that
form the basis of the entire subject and can serve the purpose of scoring well.

Reason 4: Important Topics Develop Deeper Understanding:

Being an engineering aspirant, simply qualifying in the JEE Main exam should not be your only goal.
You should also aim to understand these topics thoroughly as this will help you in the future whether
you opt to go for further studies or a job. Knowledge of these topics develops a deeper understand-
ing of the subject and it will be beneficial in your engineering career or higher studies.

Reason 5: Important Topics Help in JEE Advanced Preparation

Practising the important topics for JEE Main will also be helpful in side-by-side preparation of JEE
Advanced. If you have managed to secure your position among the top 2 lakh candidates in JEE
Main, then you will be eligible to appear in JEE Advanced. Thorough studies of these important top-
ics will be beneficial during JEE Advanced preparation. Thus, focusing more on important topics will
serve a dual purpose for you.

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 Physics Analysis
Most Asked Concepts
According to JEE Main 2024 analysis, the following are the important concepts/topics of Physics that JEE
Main aspirants must prepare thoroughly. From these concepts, at least 3 questions are asked in the JEE
Main 2024 (January Session) exam.

Among these, the Photoelectric Effect from the chapter “Dual Nature Of Matter And Radiation” emerged
prominently, with 8 questions asked. Additionally, other important concepts included Parallel Grouping Of
Resistance from “Current Electricity” (6 questions), Line Spectra Of Hydrogen Atom from “Atoms And Nu-
clei” (6 questions), Errors Of Measurements from “Physics And Measurement” (5 questions), and Trans-
formers from “Electromagnetic Induction And Alternating Currents” (5 questions).

Number of ques-
tions asked in JEE
Concept Name Chapter Name
Main 2024 (out of
300)

1 Photoelectric Effect Dual Nature Of Matter And Radia- 8

tion

2 Parallel Grouping Of Resis- Current Electricity 6

tance

3 Line Spectra Of Hydrogen Atoms And Nuclei 6

Atom

4 Errors Of Measurements Physics And Measurement 5

5 Transformers Electromagnetic Induction And 5

Alternating Currents

6 Kinetic Energy Of Ideal Gas Kinetic Theory Of Gases 4

7 Acceleration Due To Gravity (g) Gravitation 4

8 Faraday’s Law Of Induction Electromagnetic Induction And 4

Alternating Currents

9 Logic Gates Electronic Devices 4

10 Angular Momentum Rotational Motion 4

11 Nature Of Electromagnetic Electromagnetic Waves 4

Waves

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 12 Energy Density And Intensity Of Electromagnetic Waves 4
EM Waves

13 Hooke’s Law Properties Of Solids And Liquids 4

14 Fraunhofer Diffraction By A Optics 4

Single Slit

15 Acceleration Kinematics 4

16 Equation Of Motions Kinematics 3

17 Nucleus Structure Atoms And Nuclei 3

18 Projectile Motion When Pro- Kinematics 3

jected Horizontally

19 Bernoulli’s Theorem Properties Of Solids And Liquids 3

20 Root Mean Square (RMS) Value Electromagnetic Induction And 3

Alternating Currents

21 KCL, KVL, Conservation Of Current Electricity 3

Charge And Energy And Intro-
duction To Galvanometer

22 Ammeter Current Electricity 3

23 Voltmeter Current Electricity 3

24 Electric Potential Electrostatics 3

25 Lens Maker’s Formula Optics 3

26 Meter Bridge Current Electricity 3

27 Magnetic Field Due To Circular Magnetic Effects Of Current And 3

Current Loop Magnetism

28 Strain And It’s Types Properties Of Solids And Liquids 3

29 Rolling Without Slipping On An Rotational Motion 3

Inclined Plane

30 Speed And Velocity Kinematics 3

Chapterwise Questions Asked

The bar graph below provides a chapter-wise breakdown of the Physics section in JEE Main 2024.

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 Candidates can also check the chapter-wise break-up along with the difficulty level of the Physics Section
in JEE Main 2024 from the table.

Notably, the chapter “Current Electricity” had the highest number of questions asked, with 32 questions,
constituting 10.67% of the total. Other significant chapters included “Electromagnetic Induction And Alter-
nating Currents” with 25 questions (8.33%), “Properties Of Solids And Liquids” with 21 questions (7.00%),
and “Optics” with 20 questions (6.67%).

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 Difficulty Level
CHAPTER NAME Total Percentage
Easy Medium Hard

Current Electricity 23 5 4 32 10.67%

Atoms And Nuclei 17 2 0 19 6.33%

Properties of Solids and Liquids 17 2 2 21 7.00%

Optics 16 2 2 20 6.67%

Electromagnetic Induction and 15 8 2 25 8.33%

Alternating currents

Kinematics 15 3 1 19 6.33%

Physics and Measurement 14 1 0 15 5.00%

Electrostatics 12 3 3 18 6.00%

Laws of motion 12 1 1 14 4.67%

Rotational Motion 12 5 1 18 6.00%

Dual Nature of Matter and Radi- 11 1 0 12 4.00%

ation

Electromagnetic Waves 9 0 0 9 3.00%

Magnetic Effects of Current and 9 5 2 16 5.33%

Magnetism

Gravitation 8 2 0 10 3.33%

Kinetic theory of Gases 8 1 0 9 3.00%

Electronic devices 7 2 0 9 3.00%

Oscillations and Waves 7 6 1 14 4.67%

Thermodynamics 7 1 0 8 2.67%

Work Energy and Power 6 3 1 10 3.33%

Experimental skills 2 0 0 2 0.67%

Grand Total 227 53 20 300 100.00%

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 Overall Difficulty Level
Below is a breakdown of the Physics subject into categories of difficulty along with the total number of
questions:
Easy: 227 questions
Medium: 53 questions
Hard: 20 questions
Total: 300 questions
Additionally, a pie chart illustrating this distribution is provided.

We assessed each question on a scale from 1 to 3, where 1 represents Easy, 2 represents Moderate, and 3
represents Difficult. The average rating of all questions was found to be 1.43, indicating an overall difficulty
level of Easy to Moderate(medium) for the Physics subject.

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 Concept Wise Questions Asked
Number of ques-
tions asked in JEE
Concept Name Chapter Name
Main 2024
(out of 300)

1 Photoelectric Effect Dual Nature Of Matter And Radia- 8

tion

2 Parallel Grouping Of Resis- Current Electricity 6

tance

3 Line Spectra Of Hydrogen Atoms And Nuclei 6

Atom

4 Errors Of Measurements Physics And Measurement 5

5 Transformers Electromagnetic Induction And 5

Alternating Currents

6 Kinetic Energy Of Ideal Gas Kinetic Theory Of Gases 4

7 Acceleration Due To Gravity (g) Gravitation 4

8 Faraday’s Law Of Induction Electromagnetic Induction And 4

Alternating Currents

9 Logic Gates Electronic Devices 4

10 Angular Momentum Rotational Motion 4

11 Nature Of Electromagnetic Electromagnetic Waves 4

Waves

12 Energy Density And Intensity Of Electromagnetic Waves 4

EM Waves

13 Hooke’s Law Properties Of Solids And Liquids 4

14 Fraunhofer Diffraction By A Optics 4

Single Slit

15 Acceleration Kinematics 4

16 Equation Of Motions Kinematics 3

17 Nucleus Structure Atoms And Nuclei 3

18 Projectile Motion When Pro- Kinematics 3

jected Horizontally

19 Bernoulli’s Theorem Properties Of Solids And Liquids 3

20 Root Mean Square (RMS) Value Electromagnetic Induction And 3

Alternating Currents

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 21 KCL, KVL, Conservation Of Current Electricity 3
Charge And Energy And Intro-
duction To Galvanometer

22 Ammeter Current Electricity 3

23 Voltmeter Current Electricity 3

24 Electric Potential Electrostatics 3

25 Lens Maker’s Formula Optics 3

26 Meter Bridge Current Electricity 3

27 Magnetic Field Due To Circular Magnetic Effects Of Current And 3

Current Loop Magnetism

28 Strain And It’s Types Properties Of Solids And Liquids 3

29 Rolling Without Slipping On An Rotational Motion 3

Inclined Plane

30 Speed And Velocity Kinematics 3

31 Current Current Electricity 2

32 Elasticity Properties Of Solids And Liquids 2

33 To Measure The Diameter Of Experimental Skills 2

Small Spherical Cylindrical
Body Using Vernier Callipers

34 Law Of Conservation Of Energy Work Energy And Power 2

35 Uniform Circular Motion Kinematics 2

36 Vertical Circular Motion Work Energy And Power 2

37 Motion Of Connected Blocks Laws Of Motion 2

Over Pulley

38 Simple Pendulum Oscillations And Waves 2

39 Cell And EMF Of A Cell Current Electricity 2

40 Mass-energy And Nuclear Bind- Atoms And Nuclei 2

ing Energy

41 Zener Diode As A Voltage Reg- Electronic Devices 2

ulator

42 Magnetic Force On A Current Magnetic Effects Of Current And 2

Carrying Conductor Magnetism

43 Torque On A Rectangular Cur- Magnetic Effects Of Current And 2

rent Loop In A Uniform Magnet- Magnetism
ic Field

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 44 Refraction Through A Prism 2 Optics 2

45 Application Of Dimensional Physics And Measurement 2

Analysis (iv)- To Find The Unit
Of Physical Quantity In A Given
System

46 Center Of Mass Rotational Motion 2

47 Magnetic Field Due To Current Magnetic Effects Of Current And 2

In Straight Wire Magnetism

48 Application Of Dimensional Physics And Measurement 2

Analysis (v)- As A Research
Tool To Derive New Relations

49 Nuclear Fission Atoms And Nuclei 2

50 Kepler’s Laws Of Planetary Gravitation 2

Motion

51 Surface Tension Properties Of Solids And Liquids 2

52 Escape Velocity Gravitation 2

53 Series LCR Circuit Electromagnetic Induction And 2

Alternating Currents

54 Coulomb’s Law Electrostatics 2

55 Charging Of Capacitor And Current Electricity 2

Inductor

56 Rolling Without Slipping Rotational Motion 2

57 Bohr’s Model Of Hydrogen Atoms And Nuclei 2

Atom

58 Heat, Internal Energy And Work Thermodynamics 2

In Thermodynamics

59 Work Done By The Frictional Work Energy And Power 2

Force

60 Young’s Double Slit Experiment Optics 2

-1

61 Beats Oscillations And Waves 2

62 Einstein’s Photoelectric Equa- Dual Nature Of Matter And Radia- 2

tion tion

63 Motional Electromotive Electromagnetic Induction And 2

Force(ii) Alternating Currents

64 Diffraction Optics 2

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 65 Isobaric Process Thermodynamics 2

66 Newton’s Second And Third Laws Of Motion 2

Law Of Motion

67 Resistance And Resistivity Current Electricity 2

68 Mirror Formula Optics 2

69 Adiabatic Process Thermodynamics 2

70 Spring System Oscillations And Waves 2

71 Biot-Savart Law Magnetic Effects Of Current And 1

Magnetism

72 Electric Charge Electrostatics 1

73 Newton’s Law Of Gravitation Gravitation 1

74 Physical Quantity Physics And Measurement 1

75 Rutherford’s Model Of Atom (i) Atoms And Nuclei 1

76 States Of Matter Kinetic Theory Of Gases 1

77 Characteristics Of A P-N Junc- Electronic Devices 1

tion

78 Force On A Moving Charge In Magnetic Effects Of Current And 1

Magnetic Field Magnetism

79 Heat And Power Developed In Current Electricity 1

A Resistor

80 Electric Dipole Electrostatics 1

81 Motion Of A Charged Particle Magnetic Effects Of Current And 1

In Uniform Magnnetic Field(i) Magnetism

82 Motion Of Blocks When Con- Laws Of Motion 1

nected With String

83 Newton’s Formula Optics 1

84 Motion Of A Charged Particle Magnetic Effects Of Current And 1

In Uniform Magnnetic Field(ii) Magnetism

85 Motion Of Body Under Gravity Kinematics 1

(free Fall)

86 Refraction Optics 1

87 Motion Of The Centre Of Mass Rotational Motion 1

88 Oscillation Of Pendulum In Oscillations And Waves 1

Different Situations-Part 1

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 89 Power Work Energy And Power 1

90 Real Depth And Apparent Optics 1

Depth

91 Zener Diode Electronic Devices 1

92 Internal Resistance Current Electricity 1

93 Mutual Inductance Electromagnetic Induction And 1

Alternating Currents

94 Specific Heat Of A Gas Kinetic Theory Of Gases 1

95 When Block Is Hanging From Laws Of Motion 1

Incline

96 Electric Flux(i) Electrostatics 1

97 Mayer’s Formula Kinetic Theory Of Gases 1

98 Torque Rotational Motion 1

99 Application Of Dimensional Physics And Measurement 1

Analysis (i)- To Find Dimension
Of Physical Constant

100 Electric Flux(ii) Electrostatics 1

101 Mutual Inductance For A Pair Electromagnetic Induction And 1

Of Concentric Coils Alternating Currents

102 Moment Of Inertia Rotational Motion 1

103 Relative Velocity Kinematics 1

104 EMF Of A Cell When The Cell Is Current Electricity 1

Charging And Discharging And
Open Circuit And Short Circuit

105 Gauss Law Electrostatics 1

106 Gravitational Potential Due To Gravitation 1

Uniform Solid Sphere

107 Average Or Mean Value Electromagnetic Induction And 1

Alternating Currents

108 Magnetic Dipole Moment Of A Magnetic Effects Of Current And 1

Revolving Electron Magnetism

109 Maxwell’s Equations Electromagnetic Waves 1

110 Photon Theory Of Light Dual Nature Of Matter And Radia- 1

tion

111 Simple Harmonic Motion Oscillations And Waves 1

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 112 Collision Between Bullet And Work Energy And Power 1
Vertically Suspended Block

113 Moving Coil Galvanometer Magnetic Effects Of Current And 1

Magnetism

114 Viscosity Properties Of Solids And Liquids 1

115 Nuclear Fusion Atoms And Nuclei 1

116 Parallel And Perpendicular Axis Rotational Motion 1

Theorem

117 Significant Figures Physics And Measurement 1

118 Static Friction Laws Of Motion 1

119 Stokes’ Law & Terminal Veloc- Properties Of Solids And Liquids 1
ity

120 Surface Energy Properties Of Solids And Liquids 1

121 Error In Product And Error In Physics And Measurement 1

Division Of Two Physical Quan-
tities

122 Series LR Circuit Electromagnetic Induction And 1

Alternating Currents

123 Wheatstone’s Bridge Current Electricity 1

124 Calculation Of Required Force Laws Of Motion 1

In Different Situations(3)

125 Rise Of Liquid In A Capillary Properties Of Solids And Liquids 1

Tube

126 Magnification In Lenses Optics 1

127 Resonance In Series LCR Cir- Electromagnetic Induction And 1

cuit Alternating Currents

128 Acceleration Of Block Against Laws Of Motion 1

Friction

129 Electric Potential Due To An Electrostatics 1

Electric Dipole

130 Equipotential Surface Electrostatics 1

131 Power In An Ac Circuit Electromagnetic Induction And 1

Alternating Currents

132 Conservation Of Angular Mo- Rotational Motion 1

mentum

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 133 LC Oscillations Electromagnetic Induction And 1
Alternating Currents

134 Motion Of An Insect In The Laws Of Motion 1

Rough Bowl

135 Work, Energy And Power For Rotational Motion 1

Rotating Body

136 Capacitor Electrostatics 1

137 Combined Rotation And Trans- Rotational Motion 1

lation Motion

138 Interference Of Waves Going In Oscillations And Waves 1

Same Direction

139 Parallel Plate Capacitor Electrostatics 1

140 Change Of State Properties Of Solids And Liquids 1

141 Dielectrics Electrostatics 1

142 Centripetal Force And Centrifu- Laws Of Motion 1

gal Force

143 Electric Field Electrostatics 1

144 Motional Electromotive Force(i) Electromagnetic Induction And 1

Alternating Currents

145 Ohms Law Current Electricity 1

146 Terms Associated With SHM Oscillations And Waves 1

147 Vector Addition And Vector Kinematics 1

Subtraction

148 Banking Of Road Laws Of Motion 1

149 Speed Of Sound Wave In Gas: Oscillations And Waves 1

Newtons’s Formula

150 Force In Non-uniform Circular Laws Of Motion 1

Motion

151 Young’s Double Slit Experi- Optics 1

ment- 2

152 Standing Longitudinal Wave Oscillations And Waves 1

153 End Correction Oscillations And Waves 1

154 Radiation Properties Of Solids And Liquids 1

155 Dimension Physics And Measurement 1

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 156 First Law Of Thermodynamics Thermodynamics 1

157 Multiplication Of Vectors Kinematics 1

158 Radius Of Orbit And Velocity Of Atoms And Nuclei 1

Electron

159 Apllication Of Ampere’s Law (i) Magnetic Effects Of Current And 1

Magnetism

160 Electric Field Due To Continu- Electrostatics 1

ous Charge Distribution

161 Ideal Gas Equation Kinetic Theory Of Gases 1

162 Linear Momentum Laws Of Motion 1

163 Energy Level For Hydrogen Atoms And Nuclei 1

164 Isochoric Process Thermodynamics 1

165 Kinetic Energy Work Energy And Power 1

166 Energy In SHM Oscillations And Waves 1

167 Momentum, Impulse , Angular Physics And Measurement 1

Momentum, Angular Impulse

168 Motional Electromotive Electromagnetic Induction And 1

Force(iv) Alternating Currents

169 Potential Energy Work Energy And Power 1

170 Pressure Of An Ideal Gas Kinetic Theory Of Gases 1

171 Stretching Of Wire Current Electricity 1

172 Electric Field Due To An Infinite Electrostatics 1

Line Charge

173 Force Exerted On A Surface Dual Nature Of Matter And Radia- 1

Due To Radiation tion

174 Semiconductor Diode(ii) Electronic Devices 1

175 Variation Of Pressure Properties Of Solids And Liquids 1

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 Maths Analysis
Most Asked Concepts
According to JEE Main 2024 analysis, the following are the important concepts/topics of Mathematics that
JEE Main aspirants must prepare thoroughly. From these concepts, at least 3 questions are asked in the
JEE Main 2024 (January Session) exam.

Among these, the concept of “Area Bounded By Two Curves” from the chapter “Integral Calculus” stood
out prominently, with 9 questions asked. Additionally, other important concepts included “Vector (or Cross)
Product Of Two Vectors” from “Vector Algebra” (6 questions), “Solution Of System Of Linear Equations Us-
ing Matrix Method” from “Matrices And Determinants” (6 questions), “Modulus Of Complex Number And Its
Properties” from “Complex Numbers And Quadratic Equations” (6 questions), “Shortest Distance Between
Two Lines” from “Three Dimensional Geometry” (6 questions), and “Dispersion (variance And Standard
Deviation)” from “Statistics And Probability” (6 questions).

Number of ques-
tions asked in JEE
Concept Name Chapter Name Main 2024 (out of
300)

1 Area Bounded By Two Curves Integral Calculus 9

2 Vector (or Cross) Product Of Vector Algebra 6

Two Vectors

3 Solution Of System Of Linear Matrices And Determinants 6

Equations Using Matrix Method

4 Modulus Of Complex Number Complex Numbers And Quadratic 6

And Its Properties Equations

5 Shortest Distance Between Three Dimensional Geometry 6

Two Lines

6 Dispersion (variance And Stan- Statistics And Probability 6

dard Deviation)

7 Introduction Of Combinations Permutations And Combinations 5

8 Domain Of Function, Co-do- Sets, Relations And Functions 5

main, Range Of Function

9 Summation By Sigma Operator Sequence And Series 5

10 Properties Of The Definite Inte- Integral Calculus 5

gral (part 2) - King’s Property

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 11 Monotonicity (increasing And Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 5
Decreasing Function) bility

12 Bernoulli’s Equation Differential Equations 5

13 Dot (scalar) Product Of Two Vector Algebra 4

Vectors

14 Reflexive, Symmetric And Tran- Sets, Relations And Functions 4

sitive Relation

15 Multiplication Theorem On Statistics And Probability 4

Probability

16 Relation Between Roots And Complex Numbers And Quadratic 4

Coefficient Of Quadratic Equa- Equations
tion

17 Evaluation Of Definite Integrals Integral Calculus 4

By Substitution

18 Differential Equations With Differential Equations 4

Variables Separable

19 Equations For A Line In Space Three Dimensional Geometry 4

20 Integration Using Substitution Integral Calculus 4

21 Sum Of N Terms Of An Ap Sequence And Series 4

22 Intersection Of Two Circle Co-ordinate Geometry 4

23 General Term Of Binomial Ex- Binomial Theorem And Its Simple 4

pansion Applications

24 Maxima And Minima Of A Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 4

Function bility

25 Cardinal Number Of Some Sets Sets, Relations And Functions 3

26 Transpose Of A Matrix Matrices And Determinants 3

27 Dot (scalar) Product In Terms Vector Algebra 3

Of Components

28 Equivalence Relation Sets, Relations And Functions 3

29 Distance Of A Point From A Co-ordinate Geometry 3

Line

30 Arithmetic Progression Sequence And Series 3

31 Complex Number Complex Numbers And Quadratic 3

Equations

32 Properties Of Determinant Of A Matrices And Determinants 3

Matrix

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 33 Rules Of Differentiation (chain Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 3
Rule) bility

34 Line And Circle Co-ordinate Geometry 3

35 Image Of A Point In The Given Three Dimensional Geometry 3

Line

36 Limit Of Algebraic Function Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 3

Using Standard Result bility

37 Reducible To Homogeneous Differential Equations 3

Form

38 Dispersion (range, Mean Devi- Statistics And Probability 3

ation)

39 What Is Hyperbola? Co-ordinate Geometry 3

Chapterwise Questions Asked

The bar graph below provides a chapter-wise breakdown of the Mathematics section in JEE Main 2024.

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 Candidates can also check the chapter-wise break-up along with the difficulty level of the Mathematics
Section in JEE Main 2024 from the table.

Notably, the chapter “Co-ordinate Geometry” had the highest number of questions asked, with 44 questions,
constituting 14.67% of the total. Other significant chapters included “Limit, Continuity And Differentiability”
with 35 questions (11.67%), “Integral Calculus” with 32 questions (10.67%), “Sets, Relations And Functions”
with 26 questions (8.67%), and “Statistics And Probability” with 20 questions (6.67%).

Difficulty Level
CHAPTER NAME Total Percentage
Easy Medium Hard

Co-ordinate geometry 12 20 12 44 14.67%

Limit , continuity and differentia- 6 24 5 35 11.67%

bility

Integral Calculus 3 12 17 32 10.67%

Sets, Relations and Functions 11 14 1 26 8.67%

Statistics and Probability 8 9 3 20 6.67%

Matrices and Determinants 3 14 2 19 6.33%

Sequence and series 4 11 4 19 6.33%

Complex numbers and quadrat- 1 14 3 18 6.00%

ic equations

Differential equations 0 7 11 18 6.00%

Three Dimensional Geometry 1 8 8 17 5.67%

Trigonometry 5 8 4 17 5.67%

Vector Algebra 5 6 4 15 5.00%

Binomial theorem and its simple 0 8 2 10 3.33%

applications

Permutations and combinations 6 4 0 10 3.33%

Grand Total 65 159 76 300 100.00%

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 Overall Difficulty Level
Below is a breakdown of the Maths subject into categories of difficulty along with the total number of ques-
tions:
Easy: 65 questions
Medium: 159 questions
Hard: 76 questions
Total: 300 questions
Additionally, a pie chart illustrating this distribution is provided.

We assessed each question on a scale from 1 to 3, where 1 represents Easy, 2 represents Moderate, and 3
represents Difficult. The average rating of all questions was found to be around 2.04, indicating an overall
difficulty level of Moderate(medium) to Hard for the Maths subject.

Concept Wise Questions Asked

Number of ques-
tions asked in JEE
Concept Name Chapter Name Main 2024 (out of
300)

1 Area Bounded By Two Curves Integral Calculus 9

2 Vector (or Cross) Product Of Vector Algebra 6

Two Vectors

3 Solution Of System Of Linear Matrices And Determinants 6

Equations Using Matrix Method

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 4 Modulus Of Complex Number Complex Numbers And Quadratic 6
And Its Properties Equations

5 Shortest Distance Between Three Dimensional Geometry 6

Two Lines

6 Dispersion (variance And Stan- Statistics And Probability 6

dard Deviation)

7 Introduction Of Combinations Permutations And Combinations 5

8 Domain Of Function, Co-do- Sets, Relations And Functions 5

main, Range Of Function

9 Summation By Sigma Operator Sequence And Series 5

10 Properties Of The Definite Inte- Integral Calculus 5

gral (part 2) - King’s Property

11 Monotonicity (increasing And Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 5

Decreasing Function) bility

12 Bernoulli’s Equation Differential Equations 5

13 Dot (scalar) Product Of Two Vector Algebra 4

Vectors

14 Reflexive, Symmetric And Tran- Sets, Relations And Functions 4

sitive Relation

15 Multiplication Theorem On Statistics And Probability 4

Probability

16 Relation Between Roots And Complex Numbers And Quadratic 4

Coefficient Of Quadratic Equa- Equations
tion

17 Evaluation Of Definite Integrals Integral Calculus 4

By Substitution

18 Differential Equations With Differential Equations 4

Variables Separable

19 Equations For A Line In Space Three Dimensional Geometry 4

20 Integration Using Substitution Integral Calculus 4

21 Sum Of N Terms Of An Ap Sequence And Series 4

22 Intersection Of Two Circle Co-ordinate Geometry 4

23 General Term Of Binomial Ex- Binomial Theorem And Its Simple 4

pansion Applications

24 Maxima And Minima Of A Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 4

Function bility

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 25 Cardinal Number Of Some Sets Sets, Relations And Functions 3

26 Transpose Of A Matrix Matrices And Determinants 3

27 Dot (scalar) Product In Terms Vector Algebra 3

Of Components

28 Equivalence Relation Sets, Relations And Functions 3

29 Distance Of A Point From A Co-ordinate Geometry 3

Line

30 Arithmetic Progression Sequence And Series 3

31 Complex Number Complex Numbers And Quadratic 3

Equations

32 Properties Of Determinant Of A Matrices And Determinants 3

Matrix

33 Rules Of Differentiation (chain Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 3

Rule) bility

34 Line And Circle Co-ordinate Geometry 3

35 Image Of A Point In The Given Three Dimensional Geometry 3

Line

36 Limit Of Algebraic Function Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 3

Using Standard Result bility

37 Reducible To Homogeneous Differential Equations 3

Form

38 Dispersion (range, Mean Devi- Statistics And Probability 3

ation)

39 What Is Hyperbola? Co-ordinate Geometry 3

40 Consecutive Coefficients Of Binomial Theorem And Its Simple 2

Binomial Expansion Applications

41 Sum Of N-term Of A Gp Sequence And Series 2

42 Conditional Probability Statistics And Probability 2

43 Selection Of Any Number Of Permutations And Combinations 2

Distinct Objects

44 Left-hand Limits And Right- Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 2

hand Limits bility

45 Independent Event Statistics And Probability 2

46 Nature Of Roots Complex Numbers And Quadratic 2

Equations

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 47 Definite Integration Integral Calculus 2

48 Maximum And Minimum Value Trigonometry 2

Of Trigonometric Function

49 Rules Of Differentiation (sum/ Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 2

difference/product) bility

50 Many-one Function, Many One Sets, Relations And Functions 2

Graphical Check

51 Piecewise Definite Integration Integral Calculus 2

52 Section Formula Co-ordinate Geometry 2

53 Composition Of Function, Con- Sets, Relations And Functions 2

dition For Composite Function,
Property Of Composite Func-
tion

54 Differentiation Of Determinants Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 2

bility

55 Area Bounded By Curve And Integral Calculus 2

Axes

56 System Of Linear Equations Matrices And Determinants 2

57 Differential Equation Reducible Differential Equations 2

To Variable Separable Form

58 Perpendicular Distance Be- Three Dimensional Geometry 2

tween A Point And A Line

59 Circumcentre And Orthocentre Co-ordinate Geometry 2

60 Multiplication Of Two Matrices Matrices And Determinants 2

61 Length Of Latusrectum Co-ordinate Geometry 2

62 Parametric Equation Of Ellipse Co-ordinate Geometry 2

63 Binomial Theorem And Expres- Binomial Theorem And Its Simple 1

sion Of Binomial Theorem Applications

64 Differential Equation Differential Equations 1

65 Integration By Parts Integral Calculus 1

66 Consecutive Terms Of Binomial Binomial Theorem And Its Simple 1

Expansion Applications

67 Rotation Of Axes About Origin Co-ordinate Geometry 1

68 Trigonometric Ratio For Com- Trigonometry 1

pound Angles (part 2)

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 69 Ordered Pair, Cartesian Product Sets, Relations And Functions 1
Of Two Sets

70 Straight Line Co-ordinate Geometry 1

71 Trigonometric Limits Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

bility

72 Exponential Limits Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

bility

73 Important Property Of Gm Sequence And Series 1

74 Rank Of A Word In A Dictionary Permutations And Combinations 1

75 Basic Probability Practise Ses- Statistics And Probability 1

sion 2

76 Cube Roots Of Unity Complex Numbers And Quadratic 1

Equations

77 Logarithmic Limits Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

bility

78 Angle Between Two Straight Co-ordinate Geometry 1

Line

79 Double Angle Formula And Trigonometry 1

Reduction Formula

80 Distance Formula, Equation Of Complex Numbers And Quadratic 1

Perpendicular Bisector Equations

81 Finding Remainder Using Bino- Binomial Theorem And Its Simple 1

mial Theorem Applications

82 L’ Hospital’s Rule Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

bility

83 Scalar Triple Product Vector Algebra 1

84 Trace Of A Matrix And Proper- Matrices And Determinants 1

ties

85 Differentiation Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

bility

86 Distance Between Two Points Co-ordinate Geometry 1

87 Formation Of Differential Equa- Differential Equations 1

tion And Solutions Of A Differ-
ential Equation

88 Fundamental Formulae Of Integral Calculus 1

Indefinite Integration (trigono-
metric Functions)

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 89 Properties Of Binomial Theo- Binomial Theorem And Its Simple 1
rem And Binomial Coefficient Applications
(part 1)

90 Section Formula, Direction Co- Three Dimensional Geometry 1

sines And Direction Ratio

91 Derivative Of The Polynomial Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

Function bility

92 Point Of Intersection Of Two Co-ordinate Geometry 1

Lines

93 Selection Of Any Number Of Permutations And Combinations 1

Identical Objects

94 Derivative Of The Logarithm Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

And Exponential Function bility

95 Family Of Lines Co-ordinate Geometry 1

96 Total Probability Theorem And Statistics And Probability 1

Bayes’ Theorem

97 Sum Of An Infinite Agp Sequence And Series 1

98 Condition For Common Roots Complex Numbers And Quadratic 1

Equations

99 Conditional Identities Trigonometry 1

100 Determinant Of A Matrix , Sin- Matrices And Determinants 1

gular And Non-singular Matrix

101 Equation Of The Bisectors Co-ordinate Geometry 1

102 Modulus Function, Properties Sets, Relations And Functions 1

Of Modulus Function

103 Sum Of Common Series - (part Sequence And Series 1

1)

104 Rules Of Differentiation (divide Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

Or Quotient Rule) bility

105 Foot Of Perpendicular Co-ordinate Geometry 1

106 General Solution Of Some Stan- Trigonometry 1

dard Equations (part 1)

107 Properties Of The Definite Inte- Integral Calculus 1

gral (part 1)

108 Adjoint Of A Matrix Matrices And Determinants 1

109 General Solution Of Some Stan- Trigonometry 1

dard Equations (part 2)

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 110 Image Of A Point About A Line Co-ordinate Geometry 1

111 Solutions Of Equations Of The Trigonometry 1

Form A Cos Ө + B Sin Ө = C

112 Subsets, Proper Subset, Im- Sets, Relations And Functions 1

proper Subset, Intervals

113 Point Of Intersection Of Pair Of Co-ordinate Geometry 1

Straight Lines

114 Newton-leibnitz’s Formula Integral Calculus 1

115 Differentiation Of A Function Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

Wrt Another Function And bility
Higher Order Derivative Of A
Function

116 Trigonometric Inequality Trigonometry 1

117 Basic Relation B/w Sides And Trigonometry 1

Angle Of Triangle And Sine Rule

118 Differentiation Of Function And Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

Relation bility

119 Locus Of Mid Point Of The Co-ordinate Geometry 1

Chord Of The Circle

120 Continuity Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

bility

121 Projection Formula Trigonometry 1

122 Position Of A Point With Re- Co-ordinate Geometry 1

spect To Circle

123 Angle Between Two Lines Three Dimensional Geometry 1

124 Trigonometric Identities Trigonometry 1

125 Circumcircle Of A Triangle Trigonometry 1

126 Graphical Transformation (in- Sets, Relations And Functions 1

volve Modulus)

127 Equation Of Tangent Of Circle Co-ordinate Geometry 1

In Parametric Form

128 Solution Of Triangles (part 1) Trigonometry 1

129 Differentiability In An Interval Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

And Theorems Of Differentia- bility
bility

130 Inverse Trigonometric Function Trigonometry 1

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 131 Differentiability Of Composite Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1
Function bility

132 Pair Of Tangent Co-ordinate Geometry 1

133 Homogeneous Differential Differential Equations 1

Equation

134 Median Statistics And Probability 1

135 Power Set, Universal Set Sets, Relations And Functions 1

136 Diameter Of A Circle Co-ordinate Geometry 1

137 Different Inverse Trigonometric Trigonometry 1

Function Relating With Each
Other

138 Introduction To Conic Section Co-ordinate Geometry 1

139 Decreasing Function Limit , Continuity And Differentia- 1

bility

140 Union Of Sets, Properties Of Sets, Relations And Functions 1

Union

141 Line And A Parabola Co-ordinate Geometry 1

142 Multiple Angles In Terms Of Trigonometry 1

Arctan And Arcsin

143 Application Of Permutation-iii Permutations And Combinations 1

144 Important Property Of Am Sequence And Series 1

145 Intersection Of Set, Properties Sets, Relations And Functions 1

Of Intersection

146 Linear Differential Equation Differential Equations 1

147 Multiplication Of A Vector By A Vector Algebra 1

Scalar

148 Point Of Intersection Of Normal Co-ordinate Geometry 1

Of A Parabola

149 Geometric Progression Sequence And Series 1

150 What Is Ellipse? Co-ordinate Geometry 1

151 Position Of A Point With Re- Co-ordinate Geometry 1

spect To Ellipse

152 Line And The Ellipse Co-ordinate Geometry 1

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Parametric Equation Of Hyper-
bola

154 Position Of A Point With Re- Co-ordinate Geometry 1

spect To Hyperbola

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Most Asked Concepts
According to JEE Main 2024 analysis, the following are the important concepts/topics of Chemistry that
JEE Main aspirants must prepare thoroughly. From these concepts, at least 3 questions are asked in the
JEE Main 2024 (January Session) exam.

Notably, the concept of “Mole Concept And Molar Mass” from the chapter “Some Basic Concepts In Chem-
istry” was particularly significant, with 13 questions asked. Additionally, other important concepts included
“Oxidation Number And Oxidation State” from “Redox Reaction And Electrochemistry” (7 questions), and
“Iupac Nomenclature - 1” from “Some Basic Principles Of Organic Chemistry” (7 questions).

Number of ques-
tions asked in JEE
Concept Name Chapter Name Main 2024 (out of
300)

1 Mole Concept And Molar Mass Some Basic Concepts In 13

Chemistry

2 Oxidation Number And Oxida- Redox Reaction And 7

tion State Electrochemistry

3 Iupac Nomenclature - 1 Some Basic Principles Of Organic 7

Chemistry

4 Electronic Configuration Of Any Atomic Structure 6

Element

5 Molecular Orbital Theory Chemical Bonding And Molecular 6

Structure

6 Test For Nitrogen And Sulphur Purification And Characterisation 6

Of Organic Compounds

7 Concentration Terms Solutions 6

8 Shapes Of Molecules Chemical Bonding And Molecular 5

Structure

9 Magnetic Moment(on The Ba- Co-ordination Compounds 5

sis Of Vbt)

10 Reduction And Oxidation Reac- Organic Compounds Containing 5

tion Oxygen

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 11 Mixed Questions - 1 Some Basic Principles Of Organic 5
Chemistry

12 Dipole Moment Chemical Bonding And Molecular 4

Structure

13 Electrophilic Substitution- 1 Hydrocarbons 4

14 Nucleophilic Substitution Organic Compounds Containing 4

Halogens

15 Quantitative Aspect Of Electro- Redox Reaction And Electrochem- 4

lytic Cell: Faraday's First Law istry

16 Structural Isomerism Some Basic Principles Of Organic 4

Chemistry

17 Carbohydrates Biomolecules 3

18 First Order Reaction Chemical Kinetics 3

19 Variation Of Atomic Radii And Classification Of Elements And 3

Ionic Radii Periodic Table

20 Ionisation Enthalpy Or Ionisa- Classification Of Elements And 3

tion Potential Periodic Table

21 Kmno4 D - And F - Block Elements 3

22 Formation Of Coloured Ions D - And F - Block Elements 3

23 Reaction With Nano2 + Hcl Organic Compounds Containing 3

Nitrogen

24 Group 16: Oxyen Family - Physi- P- Block Elements 3

cal Properties

25 Balancing Of Redox Reaction: Redox Reaction And Electrochem- 3

Oxidation Number Method istry

26 Depression In Freezing Point Solutions 3

Chapterwise Questions Asked

The bar graph below provides a chapter-wise breakdown of the Chemistry section in JEE Main 2024.

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 Candidates can also check the chapter-wise break-up along with the difficulty level of the Chemistry Sec-
tion in JEE Main 2024 from the table.

Notably, the chapter “Some Basic Principles Of Organic Chemistry” had the highest number of questions
asked, with 32 questions, constituting 10.67% of the total. Other significant chapters included “Hydro-
carbons” with 24 questions (8.00%), “Redox Reaction And Electrochemistry” with 21 questions (7.00%),
“Chemical Bonding And Molecular Structure” with 20 questions (6.67%), and “Organic Compounds Contain-
ing Oxygen” with 19 questions (6.33%).

In addition to the main syllabus topics, a few questions in JEE Main 2024 were also asked from the reduced
syllabus. Specifically, the table shows that one question each was included from the chapters “General
Principle And Process Of Isolation Of Metals,” “Polymers,” and “Surface Chemistry.”

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 Difficulty Level
CHAPTER NAME Total Percentage
Easy Medium Hard

Some Basic Principles of Organ- 24 8 0 32 10.67%

ic Chemistry

Hydrocarbons 10 13 1 24 8.00%

Redox Reaction and Electro- 14 5 2 21 7.00%

chemistry

Chemical Bonding and Molecu- 16 4 0 20 6.67%

lar Structure

Organic Compounds containing 8 7 4 19 6.33%

Oxygen

Co-ordination Compounds 8 7 2 17 5.67%

Atomic Structure 13 3 0 16 5.33%

p- Block Elements 9 5 2 16 5.33%

Some basic concepts in chem- 3 8 4 15 5.00%

istry

d - and f - BLOCK ELEMENTS 6 8 0 14 4.67%

Equilibrium 5 2 6 13 4.33%

Purification and Characterisa- 9 4 0 13 4.33%

tion of Organic Compounds

Solutions 9 3 1 13 4.33%

Classification of Elements and 10 2 0 12 4.00%

Periodic table

Chemical kinetics 6 3 1 10 3.33%

Chemical Thermodynamics 5 4 1 10 3.33%

Organic Compounds containing 5 3 1 9 3.00%

Halogens

Biomolecules 6 1 1 8 2.67%

Organic Compounds Containing 3 5 0 8 2.67%

Nitrogen

Principles Related to Practical 4 1 2 7 2.33%

Chemistry

General Principle and process 1 0 0 1 0.33%

of Isolation of metals

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 Polymers 1 0 0 1 0.33%

Surface Chemistry 1 0 0 1 0.33%

Grand Total 176 96 28 300 100.00%

Overall Difficulty Level

Below is a breakdown of the Chemistry subject into categories of difficulty along with the total number of
questions:
Easy: 176 questions
Medium: 96 questions
Hard: 28 questions
Total: 300 questions
Additionally, a pie chart illustrating this distribution is provided.

We assessed each question on a scale from 1 to 3, where 1 represents Easy, 2 represents Moderate, and 3
represents Difficult. The average rating of all questions was found to be around 1.51 , indicating an overall
difficulty level of Easy to Moderate(medium) for the Chemistry subject.

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 Concept Wise Questions Asked

Number of ques-
tions asked in JEE
Concept Name Chapter Name Main 2024 (out of
300)

1 Mole Concept And Molar Mass Some Basic Concepts In Chemis- 13

try

2 Oxidation Number And Oxida- Redox Reaction And Electrochem- 7

tion State istry

3 Iupac Nomenclature - 1 Some Basic Principles Of Organic 7

Chemistry

4 Electronic Configuration Of Any Atomic Structure 6

Element

5 Molecular Orbital Theory Chemical Bonding And Molecular 6

Structure

6 Test For Nitrogen And Sulphur Purification And Characterisation 6

Of Organic Compounds

7 Concentration Terms Solutions 6

8 Shapes Of Molecules Chemical Bonding And Molecular 5

Structure

9 Magnetic Moment(on The Ba- Co-ordination Compounds 5

sis Of Vbt)

10 Reduction And Oxidation Reac- Organic Compounds Containing 5

tion Oxygen

11 Mixed Questions - 1 Some Basic Principles Of Organic 5

Chemistry

12 Dipole Moment Chemical Bonding And Molecular 4

Structure

13 Electrophilic Substitution- 1 Hydrocarbons 4

14 Nucleophilic Substitution Organic Compounds Containing 4

Halogens

15 Quantitative Aspect Of Electro- Redox Reaction And Electrochem- 4

lytic Cell: Faraday’s First Law istry

16 Structural Isomerism Some Basic Principles Of Organic 4

Chemistry

17 Carbohydrates Biomolecules 3

18 First Order Reaction Chemical Kinetics 3

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 19 Variation Of Atomic Radii And Classification Of Elements And 3
Ionic Radii Periodic Table

20 Ionisation Enthalpy Or Ionisa- Classification Of Elements And 3

tion Potential Periodic Table

21 Kmno4 D - And F - Block Elements 3

22 Formation Of Coloured Ions D - And F - Block Elements 3

23 Reaction With Nano2 + Hcl Organic Compounds Containing 3

Nitrogen

24 Group 16: Oxyen Family - Physi- P- Block Elements 3

cal Properties

25 Balancing Of Redox Reaction: Redox Reaction And Electrochem- 3

Oxidation Number Method istry

26 Depression In Freezing Point Solutions 3

27 Quantum Numbers Atomic Structure 2

28 Stability Of Completely Filled Atomic Structure 2

And Half-filled Subshells

29 Line Spectrum Of Hydrogen Atomic Structure 2

30 Proteins Biomolecules 2

31 Hydrogen Bonding Chemical Bonding And Molecular 2

Structure

32 Half Life And Life Time Of Chemical Kinetics 2

Reaction

33 Half Life Of First Order Reac- Chemical Kinetics 2

tion

34 Isothermal Reversible And Iso- Chemical Thermodynamics 2

thermal Irreversible

35 Valence Bond Theory Co-ordination Compounds 2

36 Types Of Ligands - 1 Co-ordination Compounds 2

37 Transition Elements Introduc- D - And F - Block Elements 2

tion

38 Magnetic Properties And Char- D - And F - Block Elements 2

acter

39 Ph Of Solution/mixture Equilibrium 2

40 Characteristics Of Equilibrium Equilibrium 2

Constant

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 41 Hydrohalogenation Of Alkenes Hydrocarbons 2

42 Hydroboration And Oxidation Hydrocarbons 2

43 Preparation Of Alkanes(reduc- Hydrocarbons 2

tion Of Alkenes/alkynes)

44 Aromaticity Hydrocarbons 2

45 Chemical Properties(free Hydrocarbons 2

Radical Reaction, Chlorination,
Nitration And Sulphonation)

46 Preparation Of Aryl Halides Organic Compounds Containing 2

Halogens

47 Sn1 Reaction Organic Compounds Containing 2

Halogens

48 Reactions Due To (-oh) Group Organic Compounds Containing 2

Oxygen

49 Reimer-tiemann And Kolbe’s Organic Compounds Containing 2

Schmidt Reactions Oxygen

50 Preparation Of Aldehydes And Organic Compounds Containing 2

Ketones Oxygen

51 Properties Of Alcohols Organic Compounds Containing 2

Oxygen

52 Group 15 - Physical And Chem- P- Block Elements 2

ical Properties: Ec, R, Ie, En,
Hydrides

53 Group 16 Chemical Properties - P- Block Elements 2

2: Hydrogen, Oxygen, Halogens

54 Distillation Under Reduced Purification And Characterisation 2

Pressure And Steam Distilla- Of Organic Compounds
tion

55 Chromatography Purification And Characterisation 2

Of Organic Compounds

56 Electrode Potential And Emf Of Redox Reaction And Electrochem- 2

Cells istry

57 Balancing Of Disproportion- Redox Reaction And Electrochem- 2

ation Redox Reaction: Ion istry
Electrode Method

58 Application Of Inductive Effect Some Basic Principles Of Organic 2

Chemistry

59 Functional Group Some Basic Principles Of Organic 2

Chemistry

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 60 Physical Adsorption Surface Chemistry 2

61 Debroglie Wavelength Atomic Structure 1

62 Radial Nodes And Planar Atomic Structure 1

Nodes

63 Photoelectric Effect Atomic Structure 1

64 Radius, Velocity And The Ener- Atomic Structure 1

gy Of Nth Bohr Orbital

65 Amino Acids - 1 Biomolecules 1

66 Vitamins Biomolecules 1

67 Test For Carbohydrates Biomolecules 1

68 Chemical Properties Of Glu- Biomolecules 1

cose

69 Fajan’s Rule And Covalent Char- Chemical Bonding And Molecular 1

acter In Ionic Bond Structure

70 How To Find Hybridisation Chemical Bonding And Molecular 1

Structure

71 Vsper (valence Shell Electron Chemical Bonding And Molecular 1

Pair Repulsion) Theory Structure

72 Ionic Character In Covalent Chemical Bonding And Molecular 1

Bond Structure

73 How To Determine Order Of Chemical Kinetics 1

Reaction - Integrated Rate Law
Method

74 Instantaneous Rate Of Reac- Chemical Kinetics 1

tion

75 Effective Activation Energy Chemical Kinetics 1

76 Adiabatic Reversible And Irre- Chemical Thermodynamics 1

versible Expansion

77 Graphical Representation Of Chemical Thermodynamics 1

Work Done In Thermodynamics

78 Resonance Enthalpy Chemical Thermodynamics 1

79 Hess’s Law Chemical Thermodynamics 1

80 Gibbs Energy And Change In Chemical Thermodynamics 1

Gibbs Energy

81 Spontaneity Criteria With Gibbs Chemical Thermodynamics 1

Energy (g)

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 82 Gibbs Energy At Equilibrium Chemical Thermodynamics 1

83 Heat And Work Chemical Thermodynamics 1

84 Classification Of Elements As Classification Of Elements And 1

Metals, Nonmetals And Metal- Periodic Table
loids

85 Electron Gain Enthalpy Or Elec- Classification Of Elements And 1

tron Affinity Periodic Table

86 Electronegativity Classification Of Elements And 1

Periodic Table

87 Chemical Properties Of Ele- Classification Of Elements And 1

ments Periodic Table

88 Iupac Nomenclature And Nota- Classification Of Elements And 1

tion Of Element Periodic Table

89 Classification Of Elements : Classification Of Elements And 1

P-block Periodic Table

90 Classification Of Elements : Classification Of Elements And 1

F-block Periodic Table

91 Addition Compounds Or Molec- Co-ordination Compounds 1

ular Compounds

92 Naming Of Bridged Complex Co-ordination Compounds 1

93 Bonding In Coordination Com- Co-ordination Compounds 1

pounds(werner’s Theory)

94 Terminologies Related To Coor- Co-ordination Compounds 1

dination Compounds

95 Crystal Field Splitting In Octa- Co-ordination Compounds 1

hedral Field

96 Stereoisomerism Co-ordination Compounds 1

97 Coordination Number Co-ordination Compounds 1

98 Iupac Nomenclature Of Coordi- Co-ordination Compounds 1

nation Or Complex Compound

99 Physical Properties Of F-block D - And F - Block Elements 1

100 Screening Effect And Lantha- D - And F - Block Elements 1

noid Contraction

101 Oxidation State D - And F - Block Elements 1

102 Ionic Equilibrium Equilibrium 1

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 103 Bronsted Lowry And Lewis Equilibrium 1
Acid-base Theory

104 Ph Of Weak Acid + Strong Acid Equilibrium 1

105 Buffer Solution Equilibrium 1

106 Salt Hydrolysis: Weak Base Equilibrium 1

And Strong Acid

107 Salt Hydrolysis: Weak Acid And Equilibrium 1

Weak Base

108 Solubility And Solubility Prod- Equilibrium 1

uct

109 Relation Between Kp And Kc Equilibrium 1

110 Degree Of Dissociation Equilibrium 1

111 Types Of Ores General Principle And Process Of 1

Isolation Of Metals

112 Conformation, Sawhorse And Hydrocarbons 1

Newmann Projections

113 Nomenclature Of Alkenes Hydrocarbons 1

114 Dehalogenation Of Vicinal Hydrocarbons 1

Halides

115 Halogenation Of Alkenes Hydrocarbons 1

116 Preparation Of Alkynes Hydrocarbons 1

117 Birch Reduction Hydrocarbons 1

118 Friedel Craft Alkylation Hydrocarbons 1

119 Friedel Craft Acylation Hydrocarbons 1

120 Halogenation On Ring Or Alkyl Hydrocarbons 1

Chain

121 Preparation Of Alkanes(decar- Hydrocarbons 1

boxylation And Kolbe’s Electrol-
ysis)

122 Elimination-addition Mecha- Organic Compounds Containing 1

nism(i) Halogens

123 Azo-coupling Reaction Organic Compounds Containing 1

Nitrogen

124 Basicity Of Aromatic Amines Organic Compounds Containing 1

Nitrogen

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 125 Hoffmann Bromamide Reac- Organic Compounds Containing 1
tion Nitrogen

126 Test For Amines Organic Compounds Containing 1

Nitrogen

127 Alkylation And Acylation Of Organic Compounds Containing 1

Amines Nitrogen

128 Grignard Reagent - 1 Organic Compounds Containing 1

Oxygen

129 Properties Of Phenols Organic Compounds Containing 1

Oxygen

130 Reaction Of Phenols With Dil. Organic Compounds Containing 1

Hno3 Oxygen

131 Intermolecular Cannizaro Re- Organic Compounds Containing 1

action Oxygen

132 Methods Of Preparation Of Car- Organic Compounds Containing 1

boxylic Acids Oxygen

133 Acidity In Carboxylic Acids Organic Compounds Containing 1

Oxygen

134 Physical Properties Of Group P- Block Elements 1

13: Config, Radii, En, Density,
Mp, Bp

135 Group 14 Physical Properties P- Block Elements 1

- 2, Allotropy, Valency, Ionic R,
Multiple Bonding

136 Group 14 Chemical Properties P- Block Elements 1

- 3 Oxides

137 Group 15 Chemical Properties - P- Block Elements 1

3: Halides

138 Ammonia(nh3) P- Block Elements 1

139 Physical Properties Of Group P- Block Elements 1

13 - 2: Complex Formation,
Nature Of Compounds

140 Oxides P- Block Elements 1

141 Sulphur - Allotropic Forms P- Block Elements 1

142 Group 17 Elements: General P- Block Elements 1

Characteristics And Group
Trends

143 Uses Of Noble Gases P- Block Elements 1

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 144 Biodegradable Polymers Polymers 1

145 Introduction To Salt Analysis: Principles Related To Practical 1

Chemistry

146 Distillation And Fractional Dis- Purification And Characterisation 1

tillation Of Organic Compounds

147 Differential Extraction Purification And Characterisation 1

Of Organic Compounds

148 Standard Hydrogen Electrode Redox Reaction And Electrochem- 1

istry

149 Conductance Of Electrolytic Redox Reaction And Electrochem- 1

Solutions istry

150 Effect Of Dilution On Conduc- Redox Reaction And Electrochem- 1

tance, Λm^, Λeq And Conduc- istry
tivity

151 Secondary Batteries Redox Reaction And Electrochem- 1

istry

152 S-block(alkali Metals) S - Block Elements (alkali And 1

Alkaline Earth Metals)

153 Alkaline Earth Metals(physi- S - Block Elements (alkali And 1

cal Properties) - 2: Os, Flame Alkaline Earth Metals)
Coloration

154 Non-ideal Solution Show- Solutions 1

ing Positive Deviation From
Raoult’s Law

155 Osmosis And Osmotic Pres- Solutions 1

sure

156 Van’t Hoff Factor(i) Or Abnor- Solutions 1

mal Colligative Property

157 Non-ideal Solution Showing Solutions 1

Negative Deviation From
Raoult’s Law

158 Laws Of Chemical Combina- Some Basic Concepts In Chemis- 1

tions try

159 Characteristics Features Of Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1

Π-bonds Chemistry

160 Homolytic And Heterolytic Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1

Cleavage Chemistry

161 Carbocations Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1

Chemistry

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 162 Carbanions Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1
Chemistry

163 Nucleophiles And Electrophiles Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1

Chemistry

164 Electromeric Effect Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1

Chemistry

165 Mesomeric Or Resonance Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1

Effect Chemistry

166 Complete, Condensed And Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1

Bond-line Structural Formulas Chemistry

167 Rules For Writing Resonance Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1

Structure Chemistry

168 Tautomerism Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1

Chemistry

169 Classification Of Organic Com- Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1

pounds - 1 Chemistry

170 Homologous Series Some Basic Principles Of Organic 1

Chemistry

171 Catalysis(homogeneous And Surface Chemistry 1

Heterogeneous Catalysis)

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Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main. This eBook is designed to offer a structured plan to help you tackle
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 After learning from these ebooks with high-quality study materials it is time for you to test your knowledge
about JEE Main concepts/topics/chapters by giving mock tests on a regular basis. To help you excel in the JEE
Main mock test, we have provided below an essential eBook. Let’s explore this ebook:

JEE Main - 10 Full Mock Test and Explanations PDF eBook

This ebook contains a JEE Main-based Full Mock Test with detailed solutions and an answer key. For improved
results in each mock test, start by attempting all the questions within 3 hours without checking the solutions.
This way, you can get a feel for the real JEE Main exam environment.

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