JEE Main 2021 analysis for August 31 Shift 1 exam released; Check difficulty level
Ritu Tripathi | August 31, 2021 | 12:31 PM IST | 2 mins read
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has successfully conducted the Shift 1 of JEE Main August 31 exam. Students found the JEE Main August 31 shift 1 exam as moderate in difficulty level.
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NEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has successfully conducted the Shift 1 of August 31 exam. The JEE Main August 31 Shift 1 exam was conducted from 9.00 am to 12.00 pm. All the JEE Main exam day guidelines were followed at the exam centres.
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As per the student reviews about the JEE Main 2021 August 31 Shift 1 exam; the overall difficulty level of the exam was moderate. The subject-wise analysis of JEE Main 2021 August 21 exam can be checked below.
JEE Main Exam Analysis: August 31 Shift 1
The students who appeared for the JEE Main 2021 August 31 exam described the paper as easy as compared to the previous shifts of the session.
Maths- The section was lengthy and was moderate. Some of the topics asked were Algebra, probability, curves, differential calculus, conics, etc.
Physics- Similar to the previous sessions, the section was moderate in difficulty level. The section was quite balanced and questions were asked from almost all the topics. Some of the topics asked were diode, transistor, semiconductors, logic gate, electrostatics, etc.
Chemistry- The section was easy to moderate. The section had equal weightage from organic and inorganic chemistry. The questions were asked from Chemistry in Everyday life, Biomolecules, polymers, and others.
Earlier, NTA conducted JEE Main 4 session exam on August 26 and 27. JEE Main exam analysis for all the exam days has been released. The difficulty level of all JEE Main exam days in the 3rd session has been similar.
Also, Check JEE Main 2021 August 26 answer key (Unofficial)
JEE Main 2021 exam analysis of previous days
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Also, Check JEE Main 2021 August 27 answer key (Unofficial)
JEE Main August 31 Shift 2 exam will be conducted from 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm. Other exam dates of JEE Main 4th session are September 1 and 2.
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