JEE Main 2022 June Session – June 27, Shift 1 Analysis, Reaction

BENGALURU, JUNE 27: NTA is administering the JEE Main Session 1 June 27 exam today. The first shift of the JEE Main exam on June 27 was being held from 9 am to 12 noon, while the second shift will be held from 3 pm to 6 pm. Validated documents like JEE Main 2022 Admit Card with self-declaration certificate, one passport-size coloured photograph, and one photo ID proof by all the candidates who are giving the exam. Entry into the JEE Main exam centres will be subjected to COVID-19 regulations and exam day guidelines which are mentioned on the JEE Main hall ticket.

Candidates reported that the June 27 Shift 1 was of difficult to moderate level. On the basis of comments from students who have given the June 27 Shift 1 exam, Embibe will be providing the JEE Main 2022 paper analysis and memory-based question solutions too. Keep reading to know more!

Live Updates!

June 27, 2022 | 1.08 PM– JEE Main 2022 June 27 Shift 1 paper was not conducted in their test centres due to technical issues.
June 27, 2022 | 12.20 PM– As per the June 27 Shift 1 analysis, Physics and Chemistry difficulty level was reviewed to be moderate and Mathematics section was found to be difficult amongst all the three subjects.
June 27, 2022 | 12.00 PM– June 27 Shift 1 exam session has ended successfully.

JEE Main 2022 June 27 Shift 1 Analysis

The exam authorities have successfully conducted the JEE Main June 27 Shift 1 and the paper has been reviewed to be moderate. We have attached the subject-wise analysis of JEE Main June 27 drawn based on students’ reactions and experts’ feedback below:

Subjects	Difficulty Level
Mathematics	Moderate to Difficult
Physics	Easy to Moderate
Chemistry	Easy

JEE Main 2022 June 27, Shift 1 Question Paper Analysis

The table given below highlights all the important memory-based questions with solution for all the consecutive shifts of JEE Main June Session:

Paper (Shift)	Question Paper and Solution PDF	Solution Video Link
June 24, Shift 1	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Watch Now!
June 24, Shift 2	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Coming Soon
June 25, Shift 1	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Coming Soon
June 25, Shift 2	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Coming Soon
June 26, Shift 1	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Coming Soon
June 26, Shift 2	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Coming Soon
June 27, Shift 1	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Coming Soon
June 27, Shift 2	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Coming Soon
June 28, Shift 1	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Coming Soon
June 28, Shift 2	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Coming Soon
June 29, Shift 1	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Coming Soon
June 29, Shift 2	Memory-Based Questions with Solution	Coming Soon

JEE Main June 27 Memory-based Analysis

Students’ feedback-based analysis for the JEE Main June 27 Session 1 has been updated here which you must check for knowing the difficulty level of the exam paper.

JEE Main Paper 1 Analysis- Physics

As per the feedback of the candidates who have given the June 27 Shift 1 exam, the paper difficulty level was easy. Most of the questions were formula-based, so those who have done a good revision of the formulas have found it well.

JEE Main Paper 1 Analysis- Chemistry

The chemistry section was reviewed to be relatively easy. Questions came from hybridisation, and polymers chapters. Questions coming from the organic chemistry section were a little bit time-taking as reported by some of the students. Inorganic chemistry contained more weightage than physical and organic chemistry sections.

JEE Main Paper 1 Analysis- Mathematics

June 27 Shift 1 Mathematics section was difficult. Questions appeared from Calculus chapters that candidates took a longer time to solve. Furthermore, questions came from chapters like conic section, ellipse, straight line, circle, trigonometry, and more.

JEE Main June 27 (Shift 1)- Students’ Reaction

Based on the reaction of JEE Main aspirants, June 27 Shift 1 analysis is given as:

Ritesh: As per the statement given by Ritesh, “the similarity level was found in the previous year’s questions. Physics questions were majorly formula-based. More questions came from integration and other calculus derivatives. However, the organic chemistry section was very much easy than expected. Chemistry questions came from Polymers and Biomolecules chapters too which will help him score marks”.
Adarsh Pandey: Adarsh, a dropper from the previous year commented that “Physics was a little bit trickier to solve and the Mathematics section was too difficult to attempt in the question paper. Overall toughness level was moderately difficult as reported”.