Strategy guides for JEE Mains

Four chapters carry a third of the paper, and a wrong answer costs a mark on multiple-choice and numeric questions alike. So the guide is about what to learn first, which answers to guess and which to leave blank.

3,556 questions · 2021–2026 · every shift

• ·Cornerstone (Conic Sections, 3D Geometry, Relations and Functions, Sequences and Series) / Core / Long-tail tiers, set by the 2025–26 papers
• ·24 chapter playbooks, each linked to full teaching notes
• ·The guessing rule: a blind MCQ guess is worth +0.25, a blind numeric guess close to −1
• ·Trends: Conic Sections and Relations and Functions up; three chapters gone from the paper

Every chapter still on the paper sets one or two questions, so weight decides little. What differs is the work: calculate, follow a reaction, or recall a structure or fact. The guide sorts the chapters that way and sets the order to take the paper.

3,455 questions · 2021–2026 · every shift

• ·Calculate (physical) / Reactions (organic) / Structure and recall strands, drawn on a measured calculation share
• ·19 chapter playbooks, each linked to full teaching notes
• ·How to work the formats: two statements, match the list, and the count from a list
• ·Trends: physical chemistry up from 6 to 9 questions a paper as eight chapters left the syllabus

Four chapters carry about a third of the paper: Electrostatics, Ray Optics, Units and Measurements and Rotational Motion. The guide ranks every chapter by its weight on the recent papers, gives each a playbook, and sets the order to learn them.

3,482 questions · 2021–2026 · every shift

• ·Cornerstone / Core / Long-tail tiers set by questions a paper on the 2025-26 papers
• ·27 chapter playbooks, each linked to full teaching notes
• ·A formula sheet drawn from the notes, chapter by chapter
• ·Trends: Ray Optics up from about one question a paper to two; Current Electricity, Gravitation and AC down