Shift 2 Analysis
The JEE (Main) paper conducted on January 22, 2026 (Evening
Shift) was of moderate to difficult level. All three subjects-Physics,
Chemistry, and Mathematics-were almost of equal difficulty. However, Chemistry
was slightly easier, Mathematics a bit more challenging, and Physics moderately
difficult. The paper was largely balanced in terms of question distribution and
chapter coverage.
JEE Mains Exam Live: Evening Shift Complete Analysis
(Shift 2)
Physics Paper Shift 2 Review
The Physics section was of moderate difficulty. Questions
covered almost all chapters, with a significant number based on experiments.
Topics such as Optics and Electromagnetic Waves (EMW) featured several
experiment- and statement-based questions. While the questions were
conceptually straightforward, many required careful analysis and time to solve.
Units like Mechanics, Thermodynamics, and Waves had comparatively fewer
questions, whereas Optics and Electromagnetism were more prominent. Modern
Physics also had a fair presence.
Day 2 Shift 2 Chemistry Paper Analysis
The Chemistry section was of easy to moderate level.
Questions were asked from all three branches-Organic, Inorganic, and Physical
Chemistry. Among these, Inorganic Chemistry had a relatively lower
representation, while Organic and Physical Chemistry carried almost equal
weightage. Many questions were statement-based and directly inspired by NCERT.
Though not difficult, some required careful reading and application of basic
concepts.
Mathematics Evening Shift Analysis
The Mathematics section was rated moderate to difficult. The
questions were well distributed across the syllabus, with Calculus, Conic
Sections, and Algebra showing higher representation. Topics like 3D &
Vectors and Complex Numbers had fewer questions. Algebra appeared slightly
dominant, while Coordinate Geometry maintained moderate weightage. Chapters
from both Classes XI and XII were well covered.
(The Analysis is done by Ajay Sharma, National Academic
Director, Engineering, Aakash Educational Services Limited)
Candidates appearing for today’s shifts are required to
strictly follow the National Testing Agency’s (NTA) exam-day guidelines,
including reporting time and gate-closing instructions mentioned on the admit
card. Live updates on the question paper and subject-wise exam analysis will be
shared shortly.
The BE/BTech examinations are being conducted over five days
across 323 exam cities in India and abroad. This year, the NTA received 14.10
lakh applications and has set up more than 300 additional examination centres.
The BE/BTech exams are scheduled for January 21, 22, 23, 24 and 28, 2026.
Meanwhile, the BArch and BPlanning examinations will be held on January 28 and
29, 2026.
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