EXAM SYLLABUS

IIT Roorkee has released the JEE Advanced 2026 syllabus. Candidates can download and refer to the official syllabus PDF while preparing for the exam and are advised to study strictly according to the prescribed syllabus. JEE Advanced 2026 syllabus is detailed in the Information Brochure. It covers Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, and an Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT) for B.Arch programs.

The Syllabus for Paper I & Paper II is given below:- 

EXAM SYLLABUS

IIT Roorkee has released the JEE Advanced 2026 syllabus. Candidates can download and refer to the official syllabus PDF while preparing for the exam and are advised to study strictly according to the prescribed syllabus. JEE Advanced 2026 syllabus is detailed in the Information Brochure. It covers Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, and an Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT) for B.Arch programs.

The Syllabus for Paper I & Paper II is given below:- 

CHEMISTRY DETAILED SYLLABUS

The detailed syllabus for Chemistry is given below:-

MATHEMATICS DETAILED SYLLABUS

The detailed syllabus for Mathematics is given below:-

PHYSICS DETAILED SYLLABUS

The detailed syllabus for Physics is given below:-

ARCHITECTURE APTITUDE SYLLABUS

EXAM PATTERN

The JEE Advanced 2026 exam is scheduled to be held on May 17, 2026. It will consist of two papers—Paper 1 and Paper 2, conducted in two separate shifts on the same day. Both papers will include questions from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics based on the Class 11 and 12 syllabus. The number of questions, marking scheme, and total marks are not fixed and may vary each year.

The JEE Advanced is divided into two parts namely:-

1. Paper I

2. Paper II

Both Paper I and Paper II are conducted as an Online Computer Based Test. The total duration for each Paper is set 180 minutes (240 minutes for PwD candidates)

Note:- The total marks and number and type of questions in each section of JEE Advanced Examination change frequently.

The section-wise distribution of the number of questions and marks is indicated below:-

Marking Scheme

EXAM PATTERN

The JEE Advanced 2026 exam is scheduled to be held on May 17, 2026. It will consist of two papers—Paper 1 and Paper 2, conducted in two separate shifts on the same day. Both papers will include questions from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics based on the Class 11 and 12 syllabus. The number of questions, marking scheme, and total marks are not fixed and may vary each year.

The JEE Advanced is divided into two parts namely:-

1. Paper I

2. Paper II

Both Paper I and Paper II are conducted as an Online Computer Based Test. The total duration for each Paper is set 180 minutes (240 minutes for PwD candidates)

Note:- The total marks and number and type of questions in each section of JEE Advanced Examination change frequently.

The section-wise distribution of the number of questions and marks is indicated below:-

Marking Scheme

Features Exam Pattern

Some important pointers regarding the JEE Advanced  exam pattern are as follows -

1. The exam is divided into two papers: Paper 1 and Paper 2 of three hours (180 minutes) duration each.

2. Both Paper 1 and 2 are compulsory for JEE Advanced.

3. Paper 1 will carry a total of 48 questions.

4. Paper 2 will carry 46 questions.

5. The maximum marks for Paper 1 is 168.

6. The maximum marks for Paper 2 is 174.

7. The question paper consists of multiple-choice and numerical answer type questions, which test the comprehension skills, and analytical and reasoning abilities of candidates.

8. Candidates must carry a Blue or Black ballpoint pen only to the examination center.

9. There is a negative marking for both papers 1 and 2.

10. In numerical type questions, negative marking is not applicable.

11. The questions come from the topics covered in class 11 and class 12.

12. Each question paper consists of three separate sections and subjects: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry.

Mode of Examination

The JEE Advanced  examination shall be conducted only in the Computer Based Test (CBT) mode.

Medium of Examination

Questions from all sections in JEE Advanced  Examination shall be bilingual i.e., English & Hindi.

Marking Scheme

For MCQ's with only one correct  Answer

1. Each Question will carry 3 Marks.

2. Full (+3) Marks will be awarded for each correct answer.

3. Negative marking of 1 mark (-1) shall prevail for all incorrect answers.

4. Zero marks shall be awarded for questions left unanswered.

For MCQ's with more than one correct  Answer

1. Each Question will carry 4 Marks.

2. Full Marks (+4) shall be awarded if all the correct answers are chosen.

3. Partial Marks (+3) shall be awarded if all the four options are correct, but only three options are chosen.

4. Partial Marks (+2) shall be awarded if three or more options are correct but only two correct options are chosen.

5. Partial Marks (+1) shall be awarded if two or more options are correct but only one correct option is chosen.

6. Zero Marks (0) if no question is left unanswered.

7. Negative marking (-2) shall prevail in all the other cases.

For Numerical Value Questions

1. Each Question will carry 4 Marks.

2. Full Marks (+4) shall be awarded if the correct numerical value is entered.

3. Zero Marks (0) in all other cases.

Architecture Aptitude Test For B.Arch

1. B. Arch. program is available at IIT Kharagpur and IIT Roorkee only. Candidates desirous of joining the B. Arch. (Architecture) program will have to PASS in the Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT).

2. Apart from passing the Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT), the performance in Class XII (or equivalent) board examination will remain same for B. Arch. Program admission.

3. AAT will be conducted only at the seven zonal coordinating IITs.

4. The test will consist of one paper of three hours duration.

5. The question paper for AAT will be available only in English language.

6. Candidates should bring their own drawing and colouring aids.

7. The Joint Implementation Committee of JEE (Advanced)  will decide the cut-off marks for passing AAT.

8. Candidates securing marks above the cut-off will be declared PASS in the test. There is no separate ranking in the AAT. There is no separate cut-off for students of any category.

9. Allotment of seat will be solely based on the category-wise All India Rank in the JEE (Advanced)  and B. Arch. program will be offered only to those candidates declared PASS in the AAT.

EXAM ELIGIBILITY

Candidates willing to apply for JEE Advanced Examination are required to fulfil certain conditions to be eligible for it. The candidate who does not satisfy the Eligibility criteria like Age, Minimum educational qualification etc., their candidature shall be rejected by the authorities. The criteria for eligibility for JEE Advanced are decided by the conduction body itself.

The candidate’s eligibility for JEE Advanced Examination is based on the fulfilment of the following conditions:-

1. Nationality
2. Performance in JEE MAIN
3. Age Limit
4. Number of Attempts
5. Appearance in Class XII (or equivalent) Examination
6. Earlier admission at IITs

Nationality

1. All Indian National (including OCI/ PIO) are eligible.
2. Candidates with foreign nationality are also eligible for the examination.

Age Limit

Candidates should have been born on or after October 1, 2000. Five years age relaxation is given to SC, ST, and PwD candidates, i.e. these candidates should have been born on or after October 1, 1995.

Performance in JEE MAIN

Candidates should be among the top 2,50,000 successful candidates (including all categories) in B.E./B.Tech. Paper of JEE (Main).

The percentages of various categories of candidates to be shortlisted are: 10% for GEN-EWS, 27% for OBC-NCL, 15% for SC, 7.5% for ST and the remaining 40.5% is OPEN for all. Within each of these five categories, 5% horizontal reservation is available for PwD candidates.

The following table shows the order to be followed while choosing the top 2,50,000* candidates in various categories based on the performance in B.E./B.Tech. Paper of JEE (Main).

The total number of candidates can be slightly greater than 2,50,000 in the presence of “tied” ranks/scores in any category.

Number of Attempts

A candidate can attempt JEE (Advanced) a maximum of two times in two consecutive years.

Appearance in Class XII (or equivalent) Examination

1. A candidate should have appeared for the Class XII (or equivalent) examination with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.

2. However, if the examination Board of Class XII (or equivalent) declares the results , then the candidates of that board who appeared for their Class XII exam in past year are also eligible to appear in JEE (Advanced), provided they meet the other eligibility criteria.

Earlier admission at IITs

1. A candidate should NOT have been admitted to an IIT under any academic program that is listed in JoSAA Business Rules of 2025, irrespective of whether or not the candidate continued in the program OR accepted an IIT seat by reporting “online” / at a “reporting centre” in the past. Candidates whose ad

EXAM ELIGIBILITY

Candidates willing to apply for JEE Advanced Examination are required to fulfil certain conditions to be eligible for it. The candidate who does not satisfy the Eligibility criteria like Age, Minimum educational qualification etc., their candidature shall be rejected by the authorities. The criteria for eligibility for JEE Advanced are decided by the conduction body itself.

The candidate’s eligibility for JEE Advanced Examination is based on the fulfilment of the following conditions:-

1. Nationality
2. Performance in JEE MAIN
3. Age Limit
4. Number of Attempts
5. Appearance in Class XII (or equivalent) Examination
6. Earlier admission at IITs

Nationality

1. All Indian National (including OCI/ PIO) are eligible.
2. Candidates with foreign nationality are also eligible for the examination.

Age Limit

Candidates should have been born on or after October 1, 2000. Five years age relaxation is given to SC, ST, and PwD candidates, i.e. these candidates should have been born on or after October 1, 1995.

Performance in JEE MAIN

Candidates should be among the top 2,50,000 successful candidates (including all categories) in B.E./B.Tech. Paper of JEE (Main).

The percentages of various categories of candidates to be shortlisted are: 10% for GEN-EWS, 27% for OBC-NCL, 15% for SC, 7.5% for ST and the remaining 40.5% is OPEN for all. Within each of these five categories, 5% horizontal reservation is available for PwD candidates.

The following table shows the order to be followed while choosing the top 2,50,000* candidates in various categories based on the performance in B.E./B.Tech. Paper of JEE (Main).

The total number of candidates can be slightly greater than 2,50,000 in the presence of “tied” ranks/scores in any category.

Number of Attempts

A candidate can attempt JEE (Advanced) a maximum of two times in two consecutive years.

Appearance in Class XII (or equivalent) Examination

1. A candidate should have appeared for the Class XII (or equivalent) examination with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.

2. However, if the examination Board of Class XII (or equivalent) declares the results , then the candidates of that board who appeared for their Class XII exam in past year are also eligible to appear in JEE (Advanced), provided they meet the other eligibility criteria.

Earlier admission at IITs

1. A candidate should NOT have been admitted to an IIT under any academic program that is listed in JoSAA Business Rules of 2025, irrespective of whether or not the candidate continued in the program OR accepted an IIT seat by reporting “online” / at a “reporting centre” in the past. Candidates whose admission to IITs was cancelled (for whatever reason) after joining any IIT are also NOT eligible to appear for JEE (Advanced) 2026.

2. Candidates who have been admitted to a preparatory course in any of the IITs for the first time in 2025 can appear in JEE (Advanced) 2026.

3. The candidates who were allocated a seat in an IIT through JoSAA 2025 but (i) did not report “online” / at any “reporting centre” OR, (ii) withdrew before the last round of seat allotment, OR, (iii) had their seat cancelled (for whatever reason) before the last round of seat allotment for IITs, are eligible to appear for JEE (Advanced) 2026. 

Eligibility Criteria For Foeign Nationals

Those candidates who are foreign nationals have a different set of eligibility criteria laid out for them by the authorities. As per the details provided in the official document, candidates are treated as foreign nationals if they are not citizens of India or their parents are not of Indian origin and that do not belong to either OCI/PIO category.

Some of the other information that candidates should be aware of are;

1. Foreign nationals do not have the privilege of reservation of seats under any categories as directed by Govt. of India.
2. These candidates are not required to write JEE Main and they can register for JEE Advanced directly subject directly to after fulfilling the required eligibility criteria.
3. Identity proof of both the parents and the candidate is required in the form of a citizenship certificate/Passport.
4. Talking about the availability of seats, foreign nationals are allotted a maximum of 10% of the total number of seats in every course.

Age limit: Candidates should have been born on or after October 1, 2001. In countries where a minimum stint in the armed forces (or allied) for a certain period is mandatory before/after Class XII (or equivalent) exam, the candidate will be given a relaxation of the required number of years. In such cases, the candidate is required to upload a certificate/testimonial issued by a competent authority to this effect at the time of registration.

Number of attempts: 

A candidate can attempt JEE (Advanced) a maximum of two times in consecutive years.

Appearance in Class XII (or equivalent) examination: 

A candidate should have appeared for the Class XII (or equivalent) examination  with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.

However, if the examination Board of Class XII (or equivalent) declares the results for the academic year  then the candidates of that board who appeared for their Class XII exam are also eligible to appear in JEE (Advanced) provided they meet the other eligibility criteria. In case, the examination Board of Class XII (or equivalent) declared the results for the academic year but the result of a particular candidate was withheld, then the candidate will not be eligible to appear in JEE (Advanced)


Earlier admission at IITs

A candidate should NOT have been admitted in an IIT irrespective of whether or not he/she continued in the program OR accepted an IIT seat by reporting at a reporting centre in the past. Candidates whose admission at IITs was cancelled after joining any IIT are also NOT eligible to appear in JEE (Advanced).

Performance in Class XII (or equivalent) examination

Candidates must PASS class XII exam with the following subjects:

1. Physics
2. Chemistry
3. Mathematics
4. A language
5. Any subject other than the above four

IMPORTANT DATES

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee has announced that the JEE Advanced 2026 will be conducted on 17 May 2026 (Sunday). The examination will be held in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode and is organized on a rotational basis by one of the seven IITs—IIT Kharagpur, IIT Bombay, IIT Roorkee, IIT Madras, IIT Kanpur, IIT Delhi, and IIT Guwahati—which jointly manage and supervise the exam.

EXAM ANALYSIS

Here is the exam analysis for the upcoming JEE Advanced 2026, based on the most recent exam cycle. This overview covers the previous exam schedule, shift timings, exam pattern, difficulty level, cutoff trends, and expectations for 2026.

JEE Advanced Exam 2026 Analysis (Based on Previous Year)

When the Last JEE Advanced Exam Was Conducted

The latest cycle, JEE Advanced 2025, was conducted by Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur for admission to IIT undergraduate engineering programs across India.

The JEE Advanced 2025 exam was held on 18 May 2025 and conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode at various centers across the country.

Around 1.8 lakh candidates appeared, and approximately 54,000 candidates qualified for admission to IITs.

Exact Date, Time, and Shift Details (Previous Exam)

The exam was conducted in two mandatory papers on the same day.

Date:
18 May 2025

Paper 1 (Morning Shift)
9:00 AM – 12:00 Noon

Paper 2 (Afternoon Shift)
2:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Both papers were compulsory, and the final score was calculated based on the combined performance in Paper 1 and Paper 2.

Expected JEE Advanced 2026 Exam Date

JEE Advanced is usually conducted about 40–50 days after JEE Main Session 2, typically in May.

Expected timeline for 2026:

Exam month
May 2026

Exam format
Two papers on the same day

Mode
Computer-based test.

JEE Advanced Exam Pattern

The exact question pattern changes every year, but the general structure remains similar.

Mode
Computer-Based Test

Duration
3 hours per paper

Number of papers
2 (Paper 1 and Paper 2)

Subjects
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

Question types may include:

Multiple-choice questions
Multiple correct answer questions
Numerical value questions
Match-the-following type questions.

Subject Weightage (Typical Trend)

Although the pattern varies, each paper generally contains questions from:

Physics
Chemistry
Mathematics

Both papers combined determine the final rank and qualification.

Difficulty Level of Previous Exam

Based on student feedback and expert analysis, the overall difficulty level of JEE Advanced 2025 was moderate to tough.

Key observations:

Mathematics
The toughest section, often lengthy and calculation-heavy.

Physics
Conceptual and required strong problem-solving skills.

Chemistry
Relatively easier and more scoring compared to other subjects.

Paper 2 was reported to be more difficult than Paper 1, mainly due to complex mathematics and conceptual physics problems.

Good Attempts in the Exam

Since the exam is highly competitive and includes partial/negative marking in some sections, candidates usually attempt carefully.

Typical good attempt range
45 – 55% of total marks

High accuracy is more important than attempting many questions.

Cutoff Trends (Previous Exam)

In JEE Advanced 2025, the qualifying cutoff dropped slightly due to exam difficulty.

Examples:

Students scoring around 74 marks out of 360 qualified in the Common Rank List.
Candidates scoring 60% or higher usually ranked within the top 1000.

Cutoffs vary each year depending on:

Exam difficulty
Number of candidates
Seat availability in IITs.

Participation Trends

Every year:

Around 1.7–2 lakh candidates appear for JEE Advanced
Only the top candidates from JEE Main qualify to take this exam

Successful candidates gain admission to 23 IITs across India.

What to Expect in JEE Advanced 2026

Based on previous trends, the 2026 exam is expected to maintain similar characteristics:

Two papers in one day
3 hours per paper
Conceptual and analytical questions
Variable exam pattern each year

The difficulty level is expected to remain moderate to tough, with mathematics likely being the most challenging section.

Preparation Strategy for JEE Advanced 2026

To perform well in the exam:

Focus on deep conceptual understanding of PCM topics
Practice previous year JEE Advanced question papers
Solve high-level numerical problems and mock tests
Improve time management and accuracy.

EXAM ANALYSIS 2024

Overall Difficulty Level

EXAM ANALYSIS

Here is the exam analysis for the upcoming JEE Advanced 2026, based on the most recent exam cycle. This overview covers the previous exam schedule, shift timings, exam pattern, difficulty level, cutoff trends, and expectations for 2026.

JEE Advanced Exam 2026 Analysis (Based on Previous Year)

When the Last JEE Advanced Exam Was Conducted

The latest cycle, JEE Advanced 2025, was conducted by Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur for admission to IIT undergraduate engineering programs across India.

The JEE Advanced 2025 exam was held on 18 May 2025 and conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode at various centers across the country.

Around 1.8 lakh candidates appeared, and approximately 54,000 candidates qualified for admission to IITs.

Exact Date, Time, and Shift Details (Previous Exam)

The exam was conducted in two mandatory papers on the same day.

Date:
18 May 2025

Paper 1 (Morning Shift)
9:00 AM – 12:00 Noon

Paper 2 (Afternoon Shift)
2:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Both papers were compulsory, and the final score was calculated based on the combined performance in Paper 1 and Paper 2.

Expected JEE Advanced 2026 Exam Date

JEE Advanced is usually conducted about 40–50 days after JEE Main Session 2, typically in May.

Expected timeline for 2026:

Exam month
May 2026

Exam format
Two papers on the same day

Mode
Computer-based test.

JEE Advanced Exam Pattern

The exact question pattern changes every year, but the general structure remains similar.

Mode
Computer-Based Test

Duration
3 hours per paper

Number of papers
2 (Paper 1 and Paper 2)

Subjects
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

Question types may include:

Multiple-choice questions
Multiple correct answer questions
Numerical value questions
Match-the-following type questions.

Subject Weightage (Typical Trend)

Although the pattern varies, each paper generally contains questions from:

Physics
Chemistry
Mathematics

Both papers combined determine the final rank and qualification.

Difficulty Level of Previous Exam

Based on student feedback and expert analysis, the overall difficulty level of JEE Advanced 2025 was moderate to tough.

Key observations:

Mathematics
The toughest section, often lengthy and calculation-heavy.

Physics
Conceptual and required strong problem-solving skills.

Chemistry
Relatively easier and more scoring compared to other subjects.

Paper 2 was reported to be more difficult than Paper 1, mainly due to complex mathematics and conceptual physics problems.

Good Attempts in the Exam

Since the exam is highly competitive and includes partial/negative marking in some sections, candidates usually attempt carefully.

Typical good attempt range
45 – 55% of total marks

High accuracy is more important than attempting many questions.

Cutoff Trends (Previous Exam)

In JEE Advanced 2025, the qualifying cutoff dropped slightly due to exam difficulty.

Examples:

Students scoring around 74 marks out of 360 qualified in the Common Rank List.
Candidates scoring 60% or higher usually ranked within the top 1000.

Cutoffs vary each year depending on:

Exam difficulty
Number of candidates
Seat availability in IITs.

Participation Trends

Every year:

Around 1.7–2 lakh candidates appear for JEE Advanced
Only the top candidates from JEE Main qualify to take this exam

Successful candidates gain admission to 23 IITs across India.

What to Expect in JEE Advanced 2026

Based on previous trends, the 2026 exam is expected to maintain similar characteristics:

Two papers in one day
3 hours per paper
Conceptual and analytical questions
Variable exam pattern each year

The difficulty level is expected to remain moderate to tough, with mathematics likely being the most challenging section.

Preparation Strategy for JEE Advanced 2026

To perform well in the exam:

Focus on deep conceptual understanding of PCM topics
Practice previous year JEE Advanced question papers
Solve high-level numerical problems and mock tests
Improve time management and accuracy.

EXAM ANALYSIS 2024

Overall Difficulty Level

Physics Paper Analysis

Paper I

Paper II

Chemistry Paper Analysis

Paper I

Paper II

Mathematics Paper Analysis:

Paper I

Paper II

EXAM ANALYSIS 2022

Paper 1

JEE Advanced Paper 1 was held on August 28, 2022  between 9:00-12:00 PM. In terms of the difficulty level, the overall exam was considered to be moderate.

The subject-wise analysis:

Chemistry: It had questions from classes 11th and 12th in equal proportion. Inorganic chemistry had NCERT-based questions. Physical chemistry covers chapters like Atomic Structure, Electrochemistry, Chemical Equilibrium, Thermodynamics, and Kinetic theory of gases. In organic chemistry, the topics covered were Polymers, Amines, Oxygen-containing compounds, and named reactions were also covered.

Physics: Rotational motion, Thermodynamics, Modern Physics, Capacitors, Kinematics, Optics, Gravitation, Current Electricity and LC circuits were the few chapters asked. As per students, it was a moderate section compared to the other two.

Mathematics: It was difficult and had tricky questions according to the students. It covered chapters like Trigonometric Equations, Harmonic Progressions (HP), Vectors, Probability, Ellipse, Matrices, Functions, etc. It also had complex numbers, 3-D Geometry and Conic sections which was the toughest part according to the students.

Paper 1: High Weightage Chapters

Overall Difficulty Level

Paper 2

JEE Advanced Paper 2 was held on August 28, 2022 between 2:30-5:30 PM. In terms of the difficulty level, the overall exam was moderate but lengthy. 

The subject-wise analysis:

Physics: Physics was lengthy but had a moderate level of difficulty level. It covered all the chapters and asked concept-based questions. Questions were taken from current electricity, rotational motion, kinematics, work power and energy, thermodynamics and surface tension, electrostatics, magnetism, and current electricity. The questions with mixed concepts took more time for students and were lengthy for them.

Chemistry: Chemistry was easy to moderately tough. The questions were taken from mole Concept, electrochemistry, surface chemistry, thermodynamics & chemical kinetics in the Physical chemistry section whereas in Organic Chemistry it was a balanced combination of concept-based questions. Reaction-based questions were asked from inorganic chemistry.

Mathematics: This section too was moderate but lengthy. Coordinate geometry and calculus had more questions in the paper. Mixed concept questions were taken from Functions and Progressions, Application of Derivatives with a differential equation, Vectors and Matrices, Circle with trigonometry etc. Direct questions belonged to Ellipse, Hyperbola, Permutations & Combinations, Definite Integration with Inverse of Functions. All these questions had lengthy calculations. The paper was tough as compared to the previous year but all the chapters got equal weightage.

Paper 2: High Weightage Chapters

Here is the list of the chapters/topics with high weightage.

Overall Difficulty Level

STUDY TIPS

Preparing for an exam like JEE Advanced requires dedication, determination and the right approach only deciding factor for the selection or rejection of a candidate is the Strategy & Planning which is used by them for their preparation for the JEE Advanced Examination. A good and result-oriented Strategy & Planning for the examination will definitely allow the candidates to make their way through JEE Advanced  Examination. The foremost step in planning involves preparing a study plan based on the syllabus.

1. Get aware of the types of Questions:- You should be aware of the type of questions being asked. You should plan your preparation according to the type of questions being asked and its difficulty level.

2. Clear Basic Concepts:- Do not leave any topic in your preparation. Always clear your concepts of each topic.

3. Manage Time Properly:- When preparing for a JEE you should not spend time unnecessarily but treat it properly. Try to analyze the useless activities you spend your time on. Once you've done that you can then create an appropriate study schedule. With just the right timetable, you can read the entire syllabus and make updates.

4. Prepare Your Own Study Methods:- You are the best person to design your own methods and practices for advanced JEE preparation. Make it possible and use the same to capture all the ideas. Should any confusion arise, clear it immediately with an expert.

5. Frequently Asked Questions:- Look for the most frequently asked questions from all the sections and attack on them first. This will make you well versed in repeating questions.

6. Do Not Attempt Anything Unfamiliar:- While preparing, do not try to start with something which you are totally unfamiliar with. This will lead to stress and demotivation.

7. Diligent Practice: Taking JEE Advanced previous year tests regularly is a must. Be focused and confident while taking them.

STUDY PLAN

6 Month Study Plan

Month 1: Understand the JEE Advanced exam pattern and syllabus in detail and revise Class 11 fundamentals of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

Month 2: Complete remaining Class 11 topics with strong conceptual clarity and start solving Advanced-level questions.

Month 3: Begin Class 12 syllabus systematically and practice numerical and conceptual problems daily.

Month 4: Complete the entire Class 12 syllabus and start solving previous years’ JEE Advanced papers topic-wise.

Month 5: Take full-length mock tests, analyze performance, improve time management, and revise weak areas.

Month 6: Focus on intensive revision, short notes, formulas, and important reactions.

Revise Physics derivations, Chemistry mechanisms, and Mathematics formulas regularly.

Practice mixed subject tests to improve accuracy and stamina.

Avoid new topics and maintain a balanced study schedule with proper rest.

3 Month Study Plan

Month 1: Revise the complete Class 11 and Class 12 syllabus, focusing on important and weak topics in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

Month 2: Solve previous years’ JEE Advanced question papers and practice Advanced-level problems topic-wise.

Month 3: Take regular full-length mock tests and analyze mistakes to improve speed and accuracy.

Revise important formulas, reactions, and concepts daily using short notes.

Strengthen problem-solving skills, especially in Mathematics and Physics.

Focus on conceptual clarity rather than rote learning.

Improve time management and exam strategy through timed practice.

Avoid learning new topics in the final phase.

Maintain a healthy routine with adequate sleep and breaks to stay focused.

1 Month Study Plan

Week 1: Revise high-weightage topics from Class 11 & 12 in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics; update short notes and formulas.

Week 2: Solve previous years’ JEE Advanced papers and advanced-level problems under timed conditions.

Week 3: Take full-length mock tests regularly and analyze mistakes to improve accuracy and speed.

Week 4: Focus on final revision, important formulas, reactions, and tricky concepts; reduce study load gradually.

Revise Physics derivations and numerical concepts daily.

Practice Mathematics problem-solving to enhance speed and precision.

Strengthen Organic Chemistry mechanisms and Inorganic Chemistry reactions.

Avoid learning new topics during the last week.

Follow a proper sleep schedule, take short breaks, and stay calm before the exam.

OVERVIEW

The Joint Entrance Examination (Advanced) 2026 will be conducted by the seven Zonal Coordinating IITs under the guidance of the Joint Admission Board 2026 (JAB 2026). The performance of a candidate in JEE (Advanced) 2026 will form the basis for admission to the Bachelors, Integrated Masters, and Dual Degree programs (entry at the 10+2 level), mentioned in Clause 2, in all the IITs in the academic year 2026-27. The decisions of JAB 2026 will be final in all matters related to JEE (Advanced) 2026 and admission to IITs in the academic year 2026-27.

The Joint Entrance Examination – Advanced (JEE Advanced) is an annual Indian entrance examination for admission to the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and other premier engineering and science institutions in India. The exam is considered one of the most challenging undergraduate admissions exams in the world, and only the top 2.5 lakh rank holders in the JEE Main exam are eligible to appear for it.