JEE Advanced 2021: National Testing Agency, NTA has successfully conducted the JEE Advanced 2021 Paper 1 examination for all registered candidates on October 03, 2021. The exam was conducted for a duration of 3 hours; from 9 am to 12 pm. 

JEE Advanced 2021 paper 1 examination was conducted through computer-based test mode. The question paper included three parts, namely Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Each part includes various multiple-choice questions as well as single correct questions. 

As per the JEE Advance 2021 Paper 1 Analysis, the examination consisted of a total of 54 questions. The physics sections of the exam were considered to be the toughest while the chemistry included moderate-level questions. 

Check the complete JEE Advanced 2021 Paper 1 Analysis along with key highlights in this article below. 

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JEE Advanced 2021 Important Dates 

Exam Name 

JEE Advance 2021

Conducted by

National Testing Agency, NTA

Publishing of Admit card

September 25, 2021

Examination day

October 3, 2021

JEE Main 2021 Exam timing

9 AM to 12 PM

Publish of answer keys

October 10, 2021

Challenge of answer keys

October 10 to October 11, 2021

Result declaration of JEE Advanced 2021

October 15, 2021

JEE Advanced 2021 Paper 1: Exam Analysis & Key Highlights 

As per the exam commencement, the JEE Advance 2021 Paper 1, which was conducted today, on October 03, 2021, includes questions from physics, mathematics as well as chemistry subjects. The majority of questions were asked from the class 12th course curriculum.

Check the complete exam pattern and exam marking scheme in the table below. 

JEE Advance 2021 Paper 1 (October 03) Exam Pattern

Section

Questions 

Question Type 

Marking (+,-)

I

4 Questions 

Single Answer Correct Type

+3, -1

II

6 Questions 

Integer Answer Type

+2, 0

III

4 Questions 

Multiple Answer Correct Type

+4, -2

IV

3 Questions 

Non-Negative Integer Answer Type

+4, 0

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In the chemistry sections, questions were asked from the electrostatic concept as well as on how to calculate the charge in the plane. Chemistry sections mainly included questions from Physical chemistry.

As for the physics section, the questions were asked from topics like a projectile, electrostatics, motion, questions based on potential, magnetic field, wavelength, etc. The physics section covered topics from both class 11th and class 12th course curriculum. 

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