JEE Main Exam July-Session 2021 : 2nd Shift 27-July-2021 Exam Analysis & Memory Based Question

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JEE Main Exam July-Session 2021 : 2nd Shift 27-July-2021 Exam Analysis & Memory Based Question

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has conducted JEE Main 2021 Forth-day exam(Shift-2), on July 27. Students can check below JEE Main 2021 July 27 Question Paper & Exam Analysis:

Memory Based Question Paper Of Afternoon Session 27-July-2021:

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Memory Based Question Paper Of Forenoon Session 27-July-2021:

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Memory Based Question Paper Of Afternoon Session 25-July-2021:

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Memory Based Question Paper Of Forenoon Session 25-July-2021:

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Memory Based Question Paper Of Afternoon Session 22-July-2021:

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Memory Based Question Paper Of Afternoon Session 20-July-2021:

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Memory Based Question Paper Of Forenoon Session 20-July-2021:

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JEE Main July 27 Shift 2 Paper Analysis:

As per the initial reaction from students who appeared in the exam, the paper was of moderate difficulty level. Mathematics was the toughest among all three sections while Chemistry was NCERT based.

Physics- The Physics sections were well balanced. Questions in JEE Main 2021 July 27 shift 2 were asked from Fluids, EMF, Alternating Currents, Semiconductors, and Electrostatics topics.

Chemistry- Students found the chemistry section easy to moderate. All the questions asked in the chemistry section were from NCERT. Some questions were asked from Metallurgy, Coordination compounds, Polymers, Biomolecules topics.

Mathematics- Most students found the Mathematics section tough and lengthy. Questions were asked from Reasoning, Statistics, Coordinate Geometry, and Trigonometry.