JEE Main paper analysis 2022–2026
See where each year's JEE Main questions came from. Pick a year for chapter-wise counts across Physics, Chemistry and Maths, the chapters that gained or lost share, and the most repeated concepts of that year.
JEE Main 2026 analysis
1,425 questions · Phys 475 · Chem 475 · Math 475
Biggest chapter: Co-ordinate Geometry (Maths)
JEE Main 2025 analysis
1,671 questions · Phys 475 · Chem 596 · Math 600
Biggest chapter: Co-ordinate Geometry (Maths)
JEE Main 2024 analysis
1,738 questions · Phys 600 · Chem 438 · Math 700
Biggest chapter: Integral Calculus (Maths)
JEE Main 2023 analysis
2,011 questions · Phys 706 · Chem 648 · Math 657
Biggest chapter: Co-ordinate Geometry (Maths)
JEE Main 2022 analysis
2,203 questions · Phys 649 · Chem 775 · Math 779
Biggest chapter: Limit, Continuity and Differentiability (Maths)
Frequently asked questions
How is a JEE Main paper analysis done here?
Each page counts how many questions came from every chapter in a year, across all shifts, and compares each chapter's share of its subject with the previous year.
Why use shares instead of raw counts?
The number of shifts changes from year to year, so raw counts are not comparable across years. A chapter's share of its subject's questions is.
Which years are covered?
2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026: 9,048 questions across Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
Can past analysis predict the next paper?
Not reliably. It shows where JEE Main has focused and how that has shifted, which helps you prioritise, but you should still cover the full syllabus.
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Chapter-wise weightage
Every chapter ranked by share of questions.
JEE Main syllabus 2026
Unit-wise topics for Paper 1, 2A and 2B.
High-weightage chapters
How few chapters cover most of the paper.
Rising and falling chapters
Which chapters are gaining or losing share.
Removed chapters
Chapters not in the 2026 syllabus.
Most repeated concepts
The concepts JEE Main asks most.
Counts are compiled from Edurack's JEE Main last five-year analysis (2022–2026) and count questions across all shifts and sessions of each year. Because the number of shifts changes every year, trends compare each chapter's share of the paper among chapters still in the syllabus, not raw counts. Past frequency is a trend guide, not a prediction. Chapters marked "not in syllabus" are absent from NTA's JEE Main 2026 syllabus; always check the latest NTA syllabus before skipping a chapter.