
JEE Main 2026 23 January Shift 2 Chemistry exam has been conducted in computer-based test (CBT) mode. A detailed review of the Chemistry section is available after examination is fully concluded. This page provides insights into the paper structure, question patterns, and syllabus coverage for the Chemistry section only, based on verified student feedback and expert analysis.
This section covers the distribution of questions across Physical, Organic, and Inorganic Chemistry, notable question formats, and section-wise trends.
| Section-wise Difficulty Analysis | |
| Chemistry Section | Difficulty Level |
| Physical Chemistry | Easy to Moderate |
| Inorganic Chemistry | Moderate |
| Organic Chemistry | Moderate |
Heavy weightage on Coordination Compounds, which appeared in multiple questions.
Chemical Bonding questions were significant, testing both conceptual understanding and problem-solving.
Other Inorganic topics appeared in smaller portions but required strong NCERT preparation.
Heavy weightage on Coordination Compounds, which appeared in multiple questions.
Chemical Bonding questions were significant, testing both conceptual understanding and problem-solving.
Other Inorganic topics appeared in smaller portions but required strong NCERT preparation.
Questions included GOC-based theory and reaction mechanism numericals.
Some questions tested percentage yield or final product calculations, requiring multiple steps and careful reasoning
Chemistry section was manageable, with a balanced length and moderate calculation intensity. Insights and recommendations for upcoming shifts will help students plan time and approach questions effectively.