
The JEE Main 2026 exam on 2 April is being conducted in two shifts, covering Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Each shift consists of 75 questions totaling 300 marks, with a duration of 3 hours. This page provides a concise overview of the day’s exam along with links to detailed shift-wise analysis, including difficulty level, question trends, and subject-wise insights to help candidates assess their performance.
This analysis will provide a detailed look at the paper's structure and overall difficulty, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).
Shift 1 Analysis (9 AM – 12 PM)
Shift 2 Analysis (3 PM – 6 PM)
Shift 1 Analysis (9 AM – 12 PM) → JEE Main 2026 Question Paper 2 April Shift 1 Analysis
Shift 2 Analysis (3 PM – 6 PM) → link to Shift 2 page
The overall difficulty level for JEE Main 2026 on 2 April will be updated soon. Detailed analysis based on student feedback and expert review for both shifts will be provided once the exams conclude.
Here's a breakdown of the subject-wise difficulty:
Physics: Released soon
Chemistry: Released soon
Mathematics: Released soon
The Physics syllabus for JEE Main 2026 includes Mechanics (laws of motion, work-energy), Thermodynamics, Electromagnetism (electrostatics, current electricity), Optics (ray and wave), Modern Physics (atomic structure, semiconductors), and Units & Measurements. Detailed difficulty and question-level analysis will be updated after the exam.
The Chemistry syllabus covers Physical Chemistry (atomic structure, thermodynamics, equilibrium), Inorganic Chemistry (periodic table, coordination compounds, p-block elements), and Organic Chemistry (hydrocarbons, alcohols, biomolecules). Subject-wise difficulty and question-level insights will be released post the exam.
The Mathematics syllabus includes Calculus (limits, integration, differential equations), Algebra (matrices, quadratic equations, complex numbers), Coordinate Geometry (conics, straight lines), Trigonometry, and Probability & Statistics. Detailed analysis of difficulty and question level will be available after the exam.
Shift 1 Physics Analysis - JEE Main 2026 2 April Shift 1 Physics Exam Analysis
Shift 1 Chemistry Analysis - JEE Main 2026 April 2 Shift 1 Chemistry Exam Analysis
Shift 1 Mathematics Analysis- JEE Main 2026 April 2 Shift 1 Mathematics Exam Analysis
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