JEE Advanced Exam Pattern 2020: Exam pattern is the type of questions, number of questions, examination mode, exam duration etc. Knowing the exam pattern from before students can get an idea of the examination’s style, it’s the format and all the examination features. JEE Mains exam format is different from JEE Advanced so a student must prepare himself/herself for the upcoming examination style and format.
JEE Advanced Exam Pattern 2020:
JEE Advanced is a computer-based online test which is conducted in 2 sessions Morning ( 9 to 1 AM) and Afternoon (2:30 to 5:30 PM). JEE Advanced has two papers I and II which has 3 sections of Physics, Chemistry and Maths. The examination pattern of JEE Advanced is different from JEE Mains as JEE Mains has only MCQs but JEE Advanced has different types of questions including numerical based questions.
What is JEE Advanced Exam Pattern For 2020?
| Number of Papers : 2 (Paper I & II) |
| Exam mode: Computer -Based Online |
| Exam duration: 3 hours each for Paper I & II |
| Exam Shifts: 9 AM to 12 AM & 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM |
| Number of sections: 3 (Physics, Chemistry, Maths) |
| Question type : MCQ, Numerical questions, Matching List questions |
| Question Paper Medium: English & Hindi |
JEE Main Answer Key 2020 Released: Link to Check- JEE Main Exam Analysis 2020 of Sept 4, 5, 6 (Out): Check here
- JEE Main Exam Analysis 2020 of Sept 1, 2, 3 (Out): Check here
Types of Questions Asked In JEE Advanced
There are sections in JEE Advanced examination:
- Section 1:MCQs
- Section 2: Numerical based questions
- Section 3: Single MCQs (Paper I) and Matching list questions (Paper-II)
The exam duration is 3 hours for both papers and the total marks allocated is 360. Both the papers are in English and Hindi and it is compulsory for students to attempt both papers. JEE Advanced paper is very unpredictable and only practising can lead to attaining a high score. Also, JEE Advanced contains most questions from Class 11 and Class 12 concepts.
JEE Advanced Paper I
- Section 1: 6 MCQs for 4 marks each
- Section 2: 8 Numerical based questions for 3 marks each
- Section 3: 4 Matching list questions for 3 marks each
JEE Advanced Paper-II
- Section 1: 6 MCQs for 4 marks each
- Section 2: 8 Numerical based questions for 3 marks each
- Section 3: 4 Matching list questions for 3 marks each
JEE Advanced Marking Scheme 2020
Marking scheme for one or two more correct options
- +4answer for the correct answer
- +3, +2, +1 for partially correct answers
- -2 for incorrect answers
- No deduction for unattempted questions
Marking scheme for Numerical based questions
- +3 for correct answers
- No marks deduction for unattempted and incorrect answers
Marking scheme for Matching list type questions
- +3 for correct answers
- -1 for incorrect answers
- No marks deduction for unattempted questions
