Prepare for JEE against the real paper.
Two stages, three subjects, one clock. Every syllabus map, mock test and guide here is built from the official bulletin and the papers that have actually been set — not from a guess at what might be asked.
- Questions
- 75
- 20 multiple choice + 5 numerical, per subject
- Marks
- 300
- 100 each from Physics, Chemistry, Maths
- Duration
- 3 hrs
- One sitting, computer-based
- Marking
- +4 / −1
- Negative on numericals too, since 2025
JEE Main runs in two sessions, January and April — only the better percentile is carried forward.
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Four ways in
Each says what it holds today. Nothing is published until it can stand behind the same checks as the rest of the platform, so a section still being built says so rather than showing an empty shelf.
Syllabus & pattern
PublishedEvery unit the paper is built from, how each question is marked, and how the two sessions of Main feed into Advanced.
Library
Being writtenChapter notes and formula sheets mapped to the official syllabus, labelled Main or Advanced, some downloadable.
Test series
In buildFull-length Main and Advanced mocks in a real CBT screen — question palette, section timer, solutions with every attempt.
The guide
1 free to readEverything written for JEE — pattern, marking, eligibility and strategy, checked against the official bulletins.
Three subjects, no favourites
A JEE plan carries all three, because every paper does. There is no version of this exam where one can be skipped, so there is no version of the plan that sells them apart.
Physics
25 questions · 100 marks
Mechanics · Thermodynamics · Electrodynamics · Optics · Modern Physics
The section that decides rank most often — it rewards setting the problem up correctly, not recalling a formula.
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Chemistry
25 questions · 100 marks
Physical · Organic · Inorganic — weighted almost evenly
The fastest section to finish when Inorganic is memorised properly, which is where most of the time is won.
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Mathematics
25 questions · 100 marks
Calculus · Algebra · Coordinate Geometry · Vectors & 3D · Probability
The longest section to attempt. Calculus and Coordinate Geometry alone carry a third of it in most papers.
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JEE Advanced
Clearing Main is only the qualifier. Advanced is set by a zonal IIT, changes its question types from year to year, and is the paper that actually decides an IIT seat — so it is prepared for separately here, not treated as a harder version of Main.
See the full syllabus and patternarrow_forwardTwo papers
Paper 1 and Paper 2, both compulsory, on the same day
Three hours each
Morning and afternoon, with no overlap in syllabus
Top ~2.5 lakh
Only the leading JEE Main scorers may sit it
Two attempts
In consecutive years, and no more
Set by an IIT
A different zonal IIT each year, and the question types change with it
The method
What actually moves a rank
Not more hours. Four things, each of which changes what an hour is worth — and two of them are different for Main and for Advanced, which is why each says which stage it is about.
Built on real weightage
Rotational Motion and Coordinate Geometry are not worth the same as Communication Systems, and the paper says so every year. Every chapter here gets depth in proportion to the marks it has actually carried, so no hour you spend is decorative.
Rehearsed at 75 in 180
Twenty-five questions a subject, three hours, +4 and −1 on every one of them including the numericals. Our mocks are full-length and timed on the same kind of screen, so the last forty minutes feel the way they will feel in January.
Prepared for a paper that changes
Advanced is set by a different zonal IIT each year and its question types move with it — single correct, multiple correct, numerical, matching. Preparing for it means practising the formats, not just the syllabus underneath them.
Analytics that name the chapter
Per-chapter accuracy set against per-chapter pace, so revision starts where the marks are leaking rather than where the work feels comfortable. A wrong answer you got quickly is a different problem from a right one that cost eight minutes.
Why our mocks are worth trusting
A mock is only useful if it is right, and if it is real. Two things make that true: the answer key has to be correct, and our mock has to feel like the exam you will actually sit.
We do not ask you to take our word for it. No JEE mock is published here until it has cleared all four checks below — which is also why our test series is not out yet.
How our mocks are built, in fullarrow_forward- 1
Drawn from the overlap
Every question comes from where the official syllabus and the real past papers agree — not from whatever a generator produced.
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Checked three ways
Each answer is verified by three independent passes. A key that survives one check and fails another never ships.
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Measured against the real thing
Our mock is compared to genuine past papers — question types, difficulty spread, section shape — until the difference stops showing.
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Signed off by a person
Someone who has sat these papers reads it last. Nothing reaches you on an automated approval.
Guides & strategy
What the exam rewards, written down
Pattern breakdowns, marking traps and the preparation decisions that actually change a rank — written against the official bulletins, free to read.
Questions
The things people ask first
Straight answers, including the ones that are not flattering. If yours is not here, ask it — a person replies, and it will be someone who has sat these papers.
Yes, and there is no version that separates them. Every paper carries all three subjects and Advanced follows Main for anyone who clears it, so splitting the plan would only sell people half of what they need.
Right now, honestly: not much. The syllabus map and the guide are free to read, and the material and test series are still being built. Everything published into this section while your plan runs is included, but if you need our mocks to attempt this week, wait — we would rather you subscribed later than felt misled today.
For syllabus coverage, practice and knowing where you stand — yes, that is exactly what it is for. For someone to notice you have stopped turning up, it is not. That part a classroom does and a website cannot, and pretending otherwise would not help you.
Because the answer key is checked three separate ways before anyone sees it, and our mock is measured against real past papers until the difference stops showing. A person signs it off. If you still find a mistake, tell us and it is fixed publicly.
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One plan, both stages, all three subjects.
Everything published into this section while your plan runs is included — material, our mocks and analytics, for Main and Advanced alike. There is no second purchase later.