JEE Advanced Analysis 2018 Available - Check Difficulty level, Cutoff

JEE Advanced Analysis 2018 – On 20 May 2018, IIT Kanpur successfully conducted JEE Advanced across 155 Indian cities and 6 cities abroad. As per students, in JEE Advanced Paper 1, Physics was the toughest while Chemistry and Mathematics were moderate. However, in JEE Advanced Paper 2, Mathematics was the toughest. As per the JEE Advanced analysis by various experts, the overall difficulty level of JEE Advanced 2018 was moderate. As per JEE Advanced paper analysis 2018, there were six questions in the first section, eight questions in second section and four questions in the third section in both the papers. The total marks were 180 and candidates were allotted three hours to complete the test. The maximum marks for each section were 60. JEE Advanced 2018 was held in a computer-based mode for the first time and the questions were based on Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. Know more about JEE Advanced analysis 2018 from this page.

JEE Advanced Analysis 2018 – Overall Analysis

 The table below provides the analysis of JEE Advanced 2017. After the conclusion of JEE Advanced 2018, the data provided below will be updated. The tables will provide data for both the papers i.e. JEE Advanced Paper 1 and 2.

JEE Advanced Analysis for Paper 1

JEE Advanced Analysis for Paper 2

JEE Advanced Analysis 2018 – Sectional Analysis (Paper 1)

The data provided below are as per JEE Advanced analysis by various test takers and experts from coaching institutes. More data on JEE Advanced paper analysis 2018 will be provided in this article. In the question booklet, there were three types of questions, which are - single correct answer, multiple correct answers and single digit (Numerical).

Chemistry – Unlike last year, JEE Advanced 2018 had more questions in Chemistry that fell into difficulty moderate level. There were few tough questions which hardly consumed much time.

Physics – As per the JEE Advanced paper analysis by various students, Physics was the toughest among the others. Most questions were calculative and needed more time. Also, for few of the question, candidates must have a clear concept.

Mathematics – Again this year, the difficulty level of Mathematics section was moderate. Majority of the questions were concept based and required facts and formula.

JEE Advanced Exam Analysis 2018 – Sectional Analysis (Paper 2)

As per JEE Advanced Analysis 2018, Paper 2 was tougher than Paper 1. Complete sectional JEE Advanced exam analysis is given below

Chemistry – In this section, the questions were easier and most topics were based on Class 11 and 12 syllabus. The overall difficulty level of this section is moderate.

Physics – Unlike JEE Advanced Paper 1, the difficulty level of this section was moderate. The questions required concept and didn't consume much time.

Mathematics – This section was the toughest among the others. Most of the questions required long calculations which consumed time.

JEE Advanced Analysis 2018 by various experts

The table below provides the list of JEE Advanced paper analysis by various experts - 

JEE Advanced Exam Pattern 2018 

JEE Advanced Cut off 2018

Candidates who have appeared for JEE Advanced 2018 must make sure that they obtain the minimum cutoff marks to get shortlisted for the admission rounds. With the category of candidates, JEE Advanced cut off will vary. On three factors the JEE Advanced 2018 cutoff will depend, which are: 

• Difficulty level of test
• Total number of seats
• Total number of students appeared for test

To know more about JEE Advanced Cutoff 2018, check the table below -

You can also download JEE Advanced 2018 Answer Key available from various coaching institutes.