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By: Avantika Bhardwaj on Feb 16, 2023
The National Testing Agency being the examination conducting authority released its syllabus along with the notification. However, JEE Main 2023 Registration Dates along with exams dates will be released by the authority. Talking about the syllabus of JEE Main Examinations, NTA has also released the syllabus of the newly added Paper 3 for admission to B. Planning course. The complete knowledge of JEE Main Syllabus 2022 would help students understand access the syllabus in the rightest manner. Students appearing for JEE Main must be aware of subject wise important concepts and topics from which the question paper is prepared.
One question that arises while preparing for JEE Main Exam is - What is JEE Main Exam Syllabus?. With the correct knowledge of JEE Syllabus, students can focus on right things and plan a strategy to qualify the examination. Since there are various topics that require more time and attention than the other topics, a planned activity can help students prepare in an efficient way.
JEE Main Syllabus PDF will be uploaded here once released on JEE Main Official Wesite (jeemain.nta.nic.in).
Students appearing for JEE Main 2023 would be advised to go through previous years' question papers as well. Doing this, they can get an idea about how difficult the question paper has been and what type of questions are asked in the examination.
JEE Main 2023 Exam will be conducted in 13 different languages i.e. Assamese, Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam , Marathi, Odiya, Punjabi, Tamil, Urdu, and Telugu.
Following are the major changes that have been introduced in the exam pattern of JEE Main 2023 Exam:
Particulars |
JEE Main Old Exam Pattern |
JEE Main New Exam Pattern |
No. of Papers |
3 |
3 |
Separate Paper for B. Planning |
Yes |
Yes |
Papers |
B.E/ B. Tech; B. Arch; B. Planning |
B.E/ B. Tech; B. Arch; B. Planning |
Maximum Questions in the Paper |
B. E./ B. Tech – 75 B. Arch – 77 B. Planning – 100 |
B. E./ B. Tech – 90 B. Arch – 82 B. Planning – 105 |
Maximum Questions to be Answered |
B. E./ B. Tech – 75 B. Arch – 77 B. Planning – 100 |
B. E./ B. Tech – 75 B. Arch – 77 B. Planning – 100 |
Total Marks |
B. E./ B. Tech – 300 B. Arch – 400 B. Planning – 400 |
B. E./ B. Tech – 300 B. Arch – 400 B. Planning – 400 |
Numeric Value Based Question |
Yes |
Yes |
Planning Based Objective Type MCQs (B. Planning) |
Yes |
Yes |
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JEE Main Exam 2023 is being conducted in two sessions i.e. in the month of January and April and the exam will be conducted in computer based mode. Students willing to appear in JEE Main 2023 can opt one of the three exams. The exam duration is 3 hours (180 minutes). Candidates with 40% disability would be given 4 hours to complete their examination. Candidates willing to appear in both B. Arch and B. Planning paper will have to complete their paper in 3 hours 30 minutes.
Paper 1 is conducted for admission to B. E./B. Tech and students must know that the question paper consists of three sections namely Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
Before starting off with the preparation, students must understand the requirements in order to qualify the examination. This is one of the most efficient steps that helps students prepare effectively. There are various topics included in this section and some of them are mentioned below:
Click to know Most Scoring Topics of Mathematics for JEE Main Exam
Mathematics |
|
Complex numbers and quadratic equations |
Matrices and Determinants |
Sets, Relations, and Functions |
Mathematical Induction |
Permutations and Combinations |
Mathematical Reasoning |
Limit, Continuity, and Differentiability |
Integral calculus |
Three-dimensional geometry |
Differential equations |
Binomial theorem and its applications |
Sequences and Series |
Vector algebra |
Statistics and Probability |
Trigonometry |
Coordinate Geometry |
The topics may also be divided based on their probability to appear in the question paper. Questions made from some of the topics carry more weightage than the others. The most important topics along with their weightage are given below:
Topics |
Weightage |
Coordinate Geometry |
17% |
Differential Calculus |
17% |
Integral Calculus |
14% |
Matrices and Determinants |
7% |
Sequence and Series |
7% |
Trigonometry |
7% |
Quadratic Equation |
3% |
Probability |
3% |
Permutation and Combination |
3% |
Mathematical Reasoning |
3% |
Statistics |
3% |
Algebra |
3% |
Binomial Theorem |
3% |
Complex Numbers |
3% |
Chapters |
No. of Questions Asked |
Quadratic Equations |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Sequences & Series |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Trigonometric Equations |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Limits |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Differentiability |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Indefinite Integration |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Definite Integration |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Differential Equations |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
The Area under the Curve |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Straight Lines |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Vectors |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
3-D Geometry |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Permutations & Combinations |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Probability |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Complex Numbers |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Binominal Theorem |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Determinants |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Tangents and Normals |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Maxima and Minima |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Statistics |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Parabola |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Ellipse |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Hyperbola |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Mathematical Reasoning |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Height & Distance |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Sets |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
There are almost 30 questions asked from Physics in the examination. The JEE Syllabus for Physics is broadly differentiated in five following categories:
Click to know Most Scoring Topics of Physics for JEE Main Exam
Following are some of the important topics one must study before appearing for the examination:
Physics |
|
Physics and Measurement |
Rotational motion |
Thermodynamics |
Kinematics |
Work, Energy, and Power |
Properties of Solids and Liquids |
Gravitation |
Laws of motion |
Oscillations and Waves |
Electronic devices |
Kinetic theory of gases |
Current electricity |
Communication systems |
Electromagnetic induction and alternating current |
Magnetic effects of current and magnetism |
Optics |
Electromagnetic waves |
Atoms and nuclei |
Electrostatics |
Dual nature of matter and radiation |
Section B |
|
Experimental Skills |
Some of the topics of Physics have been regular throughout the past years and students would be advised to target these topics in order to score well in JEE Main 2023 exam. Having a good knowledge of JEE Main Exam Pattern would only add more benefits to students' preparation. Some of the topics are expected to hold more weightage than the others. The table mentioned below explains some of the topics with more weightage than the others:
Topics |
Weightage |
Electrostatics |
3.33% |
Current Electricity |
6.67% |
Alternating Current |
6.67% |
KTG & Thermodynamics |
6.67% |
SHM |
3.33% |
Sound Waves |
3.33% |
Kinematics |
6.67% |
Work Power Energy |
6.67% |
Laws of motion |
3.33% |
Centre Of Mass |
6.67% |
Modern Physics |
3.33% |
Elasticity |
3.33% |
Wave Optics |
6.67% |
Error |
3.33% |
Circular Motion |
3.33% |
Electromagnetic Waves |
3.33% |
Semiconductors |
3.33% |
Communication System |
3.33% |
Chapters |
No. of Questions Asked |
Electrostatics |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Current Electricity |
3 Questions (9.9% Weightage) |
Capacitors |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Magnetic Effect of Current and Magnetism |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Alternating Current |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Kinetic Theory of Gases & Thermodynamics |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Simple Harmonic Motion |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Sound Waves |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Kinematics |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Work, Energy, and Power |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Laws of Motion |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Centre Of Mass |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Rotational Dynamics |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Modern Physics |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Elasticity |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Wave Optics |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Error in Measurement |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Circular Motion |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Electromagnetic Waves |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Semiconductors |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Communication Systems |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Just like Physics and Mathematics, the JEE Syllabus of Chemistry is divided in the following three categories:
Questions asked in Chemistry section are both numerical and theory based and require not much time to be devoted to them.
Click to know Most Scoring Topics of Chemistry for JEE Main Exam
Following are some of the important topics one must study before appearing for the examination:
Chemistry |
|
Physical Chemistry |
|
Some basic concepts in chemistry |
States of matter |
Atomic structure |
Chemical bonding and molecular structure |
Chemical thermodynamics |
Solutions |
Equilibrium |
Redox reactions and electrochemistry |
Chemical kinetics |
Surface chemistry |
Organic chemistry |
|
Purification and characterization of organic compounds |
Hydrocarbons |
Chemistry in everyday life |
Principles related to practical chemistry |
Organic compounds containing halogens |
Organic compounds containing Oxygen |
Organic compounds containing nitrogen |
Polymers |
Biomolecules |
|
Inorganic chemistry |
|
Classification of elements and periodicity in properties |
Hydrogen |
Some of the topics of Chemistry have been regular throughout the past years and students would be advised to target these topics in order to score well in the exam. Some of the topics are expected to hold more weightage than the others. The table mentioned below explains some of the topics with more weightage than the others:
Topics |
Weightage |
Some Basic Concepts in Chemistry |
7.40% |
States of Matter |
23.20% |
Atomic Structure |
10.50% |
Redox reactions and Electrochemistry |
8.40% |
Equilibrium |
10.50% |
Chemical Kinetics |
10.50% |
Surface Chemistry |
17.90% |
General Principles and Process of Isolation of Metals |
21.80% |
Hydrogen and s-Block Elements |
12.90% |
p-Block Elements |
16.80% |
d and f- Block Elements |
24.70% |
Coordination Compounds |
14.90% |
Environmental Chemistry |
1.67% |
Polymers and Biomolecules |
5.67% |
Hydrocarbons |
6.33% |
Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen |
3.00% |
Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen |
5.67% |
Chapters |
No. of Questions Asked |
Transition Elements & Coordination Compounds |
3 Questions (9.9% Weightage) |
Periodic table, s and p-Block Elements |
3 Questions (9.9% Weightage) |
Thermodynamics & the Gaseous State |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Atomic Structure |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Chemical Bonding |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Chemical and Ionic Equilibrium |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Solid-State and Surface Chemistry |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Nuclear & Environmental Chemistry |
2 Questions (6.6% Weightage) |
Mole Concept |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Redox Reactions |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Electrochemistry |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Chemical Kinetics |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Solution & Colligative Properties |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
General Organic Chemistry |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Stereochemistry |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Hydrocarbon |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Alkyl Halides |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Carboxylic Acids & their Derivatives |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Carbohydrates, Amino-Acids, and Polymers |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Aromatic Compounds |
1 Question (3.3% Weightage) |
Paper 2 is conducted for admission to B. Arch and students must know that the question paper of Paper 2 consists of two parts i.e. part 1 and part 2. The question paper consists of 3 sections out of which one section is to test students' drawing skills. The distribution of questions is as follows:
The details JEE Syllabus for Paper 2 is given below in the tabulated form:
Section |
Topics |
Part 1 |
Awareness of persons, places, Buildings, Materials, Objects, Texture related to architecture and build environment. Visualizing three dimensional objects from two dimensional drawings. Visualizing different sides of there dimensional objects. Analytical reasoning mental ability (visual, numerical, and verbal) |
Part 2 |
Three dimensional - perception: Understanding and appreciation of scale and proportion of objects, building forms and elements, color texture, harmony and contrast. Design and drawing of geometrical or abstract shapes and patterns in pencil. Transformation of forms both 2 D and 3 D union, subtraction, rotation, development of surfaces and volumes, Generation of Plan, elevations and 3 D views of objects. Creating two dimensional and three-dimensional compositions using given shapes and forms. Sketching of scenes and activities from memory of urbans cape (public space, market, festivals, street scenes, monuments, recreational spaces, etc.), landscape (river fronts, jungles, trees, plants, etc.) and rural life. |
Weightage of important topics are given below in the tabulated form:
Topics |
Marking weightage |
Awareness of places, persons, buildings and materials |
2%-3% |
Texture and objects related to architecture |
2%-3% |
Visualizing 3D objects from 2D drawings |
3%-4% |
Visualizing different sides of 3D objects |
3% |
Mental ability |
2% |
Analytical Reasoning |
1%-2% |
Color texture |
1%-2% |
Contrast and Harmony |
- |
Building forms and elements |
- |
3D perception and appreciation of scale and proportion of objects |
2%-3% |
JEE Main Syllabus is likely to remain the same as that of the previous years. In case there is any change introduced, the National Testing Agency updates the same on its official website and JEE Main's. Below mentioned are Topics in all the three subjects asked in the examination along with their total weightage:
Firstly, it is very important for students to have a thorough study of NCERT Books completely students must study these NCERT Books at least twice before switching to any other book for JEE Main preparation. NCERT Books are considered amongst the best study material for Chemistry subject. Below mentioned are some of the important suggested books for all the subjects that JEE Main Aspirants can refer to before appearing in JEE Main Exam.
Books |
Author |
Mathematics for Class 12th (Volume 1&2) |
RD Sharma |
Algebra for JEE Main & Advanced |
SK Goyal |
Differential & Integral Calculus |
N. Piskunov |
Coordinate Geometry |
SL Loney |
Books |
Author |
Concepts of Physics |
HC Verma |
Problems in Physics |
AA Pinsky |
University Physics |
Freedman and Young |
Books |
Author |
Organic Chemistry |
RK Gupta |
Concise Inorganic |
JD Lee |
General Chemistry |
Darrell D Ebbing |
University Chemistry |
Freedman & Young |
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Most of the topics in both exams are common, but if you look at the JEE Main and JEE Advanced curriculum, you will find that practical topics in physics and chemistry are included in the JEE Advanced curriculum. they are contained in JEE Main, but not in JEE Advanced and vice versa.
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JEE Main Paper 1 is conducted for admission to B.E./B. Tech while JEE Main Paper 2 is conducted for admission to B. Arch. Thus, the syllabus of paper 1 differs from paper 2. Paper 1 consists of questions from topics Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry whereas paper 2 consists of questions from topics Mathematics, Aptitude, and Drawing.
JEE Main Syllabus shows similarities when compared to the syllabus of class 11th and 12th. The concepts and topics discussed in JEE Main Exam are of higher difficulty level and candidates are required to be adept in problem solving skills as well as analyzing skills.
Though JEE Main Syllabus is very similar to that of CBSE class 11th and 12th, yet it is important for students to go through the syllabus at least once before they start preparing for the examination. Ignoring the syllabus is not advisable at all.
The JEE Main Syllabus is as same as that of previous years. There haven’t been any changes introduced in the syllabus.
Well, there is no definite answer as this totally depends on candidates’ caliber and their strategy to plan their studies. It is advisable to start studying as soon as possible. The syllabus is quite vast and it requires a significant amount of time to be invested in preparation. They must start preparing at least 1 year prior the commencement of examination. They should also reserve some time to be given to exam’s revision.
There are a few topics of JEE Main Exam that haven’t been included in the syllabus of JEE Advanced. These topics as environmental chemistry, semiconductor, communication system, mathematical reasoning etc.
Since there was a reduction of 30% of syllabus in CBSE and other state board class 11th and 12th examinations, there were speculations made on JEE Main Syllabus reduction. Due to the variation in JEE Main Syllabus, NTA has introduced some changes in JEE Main Exam Pattern. Sections Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics will have 30 questions each.
If students complete part 1 and part 2 of H.C. Verma, they will be decently prepared for the examination. The exam focuses on basic concepts and their application and a book such as H. C. Verma stands useful in such cases. Practice from this book and take a few mock tests to analyze your weaknesses.
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