The test conducting organization has published the JEE Advanced exam pattern 2022 and an information brochure on the official website. The JEE Advanced pattern gives applicants an understanding of the grading structure, test duration, exam media, and sorts of questions that will be asked. Candidates should also consult prior year's papers since these will provide insight into the JEE Advanced exam pattern 2022 and other exam-related facts.
The JEE advanced exam, administered online (in CBT mode) since 2018, consists of two papers: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Each paper will take three hours to complete. While Paper 1 of the entrance test will be held from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Paper 2 will be held from 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on the same day. All students are required to participate in both papers.
JEE Advanced 2022 Paper 1 and Paper 2 will be divided into three divisions, with questions drawn from physics, chemistry, and mathematics. If you answer a question wrong in the test, you will receive negative marks. Before you proceed with your preparation, it is essential to know the detailed exam pattern to start your preparation accordingly.
The exam regulating organization is yet to announce the JEE Advanced exam pattern 2022. Candidates can compare their overall JEE Advanced marks to the previous year's pattern. There will be two papers in JEE Advanced: paper-1 and paper-2. The total marks for JEE Advanced Paper 1 and Paper 2 are 188 each, with 54 questions on each paper. As a result, the total JEE Advanced marks for both examinations are 366.
Both papers are organized into three sections, each with 18 questions: physics, chemistry, and mathematics. Each paper is three hours long and can be taken in Hindi or English.
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Particulars |
Details |
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Mode of the exam |
Computer-Based Exam |
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Medium of the exam |
English and Hindi |
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Numbers of Papers |
Two Compulsory Paper 1 & 2 |
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Total Time Duration |
3 hours for each paper ( 4 hours for PwD students) |
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Sections |
Both the papers will have three sections- Paper 1 ● Physics ● Chemistry ● Mathematics Paper 2 ● Physics ● Chemistry |
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Marking Scheme |
The exam has concepts of full, partial, and zero marks. |
The exam conducting authority of IIT modifies the kind of questions offered in JEE Advanced each year. Aspirants must be familiar with each form of a question. Candidates can go into the different sorts of questions that could be asked in the JEE Advanced 2022 question paper. The following are the 2022 JEE Advanced question paper patterns:
Types of Questions Asked
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Type of Question |
Description |
Maximum Marks |
Partial Marking |
Negative Marking |
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Multiple Choice Question ( MCQs) |
Each question has four options, among which one option is correct. |
3 |
No |
Yes |
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Stem Questions |
There are two questions for each question stem. Each stem question has a numerical value response that can go up to two decimal places. |
2 |
No |
No |
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Multiple Select Question ( MSQs) |
Questions with four options, one or more of which are accurate |
4 |
Yes |
Yes |
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Non-negative Integer Type Question |
Questions with a non-negative integer answer |
4 |
No |
No |
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Paragraph Questions |
Paragraph form of questions with 2 MCQs |
3 |
No |
Yes |
JEE Advanced does not have a set amount of questions. As a result, the highest score in JEE Advanced 2022 is unknown. We have extrapolated the candidates' JEE Advanced 2022 Marking Scheme based on past years' question paper analyses.
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Types of Question |
Maximum Marks |
Partial Marking |
Unanswered Marking |
Negative Marking |
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MCQ |
3 |
No |
0 |
-1 |
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Stem Questions |
2 |
No |
0 |
No |
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MSQ |
4 |
● +3 if all options are accurate, but the contestant has only chosen three of them. ● +2 if two or more options are accurate, but the contestant has only picked two of them. ● +1 if two or more alternatives are correct, the contestant has only picked one. |
0 |
-2 |
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Non-negative integers |
4 |
No |
0 |
No |
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Section Name |
Part 1 |
Part 2 |
Part 3 |
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Physics |
● 3 marks for each correct answer ● -1 for each wrong answer ● 0 for unanswered question |
● 4 marks for choosing all correct options ● 3 marks for choosing 1 less correct option ● 2 marks for choosing 2 less correct answers ● 1 mark for choosing 3 less correct answers ● -1 for incorrect attempts ● 0 for unanswered questions |
● 3 for each correct answer ● 0 otherwise |
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Chemistry |
● 3 marks for each correct answer ● -1 for each wrong answer ● 0 for unanswered question |
● 4 marks for choosing all correct options ● 3 marks for choosing 1 less correct option ● 2 marks for choosing 2 less correct answers ● 1 mark for choosing 3 less correct answers ● -1 for incorrect attempts ● 0 for unanswered questions |
● 3 for each correct answer ● 0 otherwise |
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Mathematics |
● 3 marks for each correct answer ● -1 for each wrong answer ● 0 for unanswered question |
● 4 marks for choosing all correct options ● 3 marks for choosing 1 less correct option ● 2 marks for choosing 2 less correct answers ● 1 mark for choosing 3 less correct answers ● -1 for incorrect attempts ● 0 for unanswered questions |
● N/A |
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Section Name |
Part 1 |
Part 2 |
Part 3 |
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Physics |
● 4 marks for choosing all correct options ● 3 marks for choosing 1 less correct option ● 2 marks for choosing 2 less correct answers ● 1 mark for choosing 3 less correct answers ● -1 for incorrect attempts ● 0 for unanswered questions |
● 3 for each correct answer ● 0 otherwise |
● 3 marks for each correct answer ● -1 for each wrong answer ● 0 for unanswered question |
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Chemistry |
● 4 marks for choosing all correct options ● 3 marks for choosing 1 less correct option ● 2 marks for choosing 2 less correct answers ● 1 mark for choosing 3 less correct answers ● -1 for incorrect attempts ● 0 for unanswered questions |
● 3 for each correct answer ● 0 otherwise |
● 3 marks for each correct answer ● -1 for each wrong answer ● 0 for unanswered question |
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Mathematics |
● 4 marks for choosing all correct options ● 3 marks for choosing 1 less correct option ● 2 marks for choosing 2 less correct answers ● 1 mark for choosing 3 less correct answers ● -1 for incorrect attempts ● 0 for unanswered questions |
● 3 for each correct answer ● 0 otherwise |
● N/A |
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