NTA conducted JEE Main March 17 exam for afternoon shift from 3 pm to 6 pm. Find JEE Main analysis for paper 1 based on student reactions.
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NEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA) is conducting JEE Mains 2021 phase 2 from March 16 to 18. Based on students' reaction after JEE Main March 17 shift 2 examination, the overall difficulty level can be regarded as moderate. Candidates may find below the JEE Main paper analysis for March 17 shift 2 exam.
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As per the students' review, the overall difficulty level of the JEE Main 2021 March 17 shift 2 exam was moderate. Check section-wise difficulty level and question details below.
Mathematics - The subject was moderate to hard in difficulty level. Questions were asked from the integral, differential, conic section, straight line, etc.
Physics - The difficulty level of physics was easy to moderate. Questions were asked from logic gates, NLM, work, power, energy, rotational, thermodynamics, gravitation, distance, etc.
Chemistry - The section was easy in difficulty level. Questions were asked based on the NCERT syllabus. Some of the topics are polymers, reaction balance (integer), functional group, halogen, etc.
JEE Main difficulty level for each day is analysed based on students’ reactions after appearing in the exam. The expert opinions after the release of memory-based questions for a particular shift also play an important role in preparing JEE Main 2021 analysis.
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