JEE Main 2026 Session 2 (06 April) Paper Analysis by ALLEN

Calculations were Difficult in all Three Subjects in the Morning Shift

The fourth day of the JEE Main April 2026 session, the country’s largest engineering entrance exam for admission to B.E. and B.Tech. courses, was held on Monday.

The JEE Main examination for B.Arch. admissions will be held on Tuesday, and the final JEE Main April session exam for admission to B.E. and B.Tech. courses will be held on 08 April, Wednesday in the evening shift.

A detailed analysis based on student feedback highlighted that calculations in all three subjects – Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics – kept students confused in the morning shift, resulting in a very low number of questions attempted.

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Physics

Calculations in the Physics paper were difficult in the morning shift, making it a moderate level paper. There were a large number of questions from Mechanics and Wave and Wave Optics. According to the syllabus, the paper was balanced.

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Chemistry

In the morning shift, inorganic chemistry was easy and organic chemistry was difficult. However, the higher weightage of physical chemistry questions in the paper may have made it difficult for students to score.

The level of questions asked in the paper, based on the 11th and 12th grade syllabus, was moderate.

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Maths

The maths paper was moderate and lengthy, with questions similar to last year’s paper. All topics were appropriately addressed in the paper. The distribution of questions in the paper remained the same as on other days.

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