JEE Main 2022 Chemistry chapter-wise analysis
JEE Main 2022 had 775 Chemistry questions across all shifts. The three chapters with the most were Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen (64, 8.3%), Hydrocarbons (47, 6.1%) and Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen (42, 5.4%).
The most repeated concepts that year were Applications of Crystal Field Theory (13), Concentration Terms (11) and Disaccharides and Polysaccharides (11).
Questions counted
775
across all shifts
Chapters asked
28
of 28 in the dataset
Most asked
Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen
64 Qs (8.3%)
Other years:
Chemistry chapters in 2022
Most repeated Chemistry concepts in 2022
- 1Applications of Crystal Field Theory13 Qs
- 2Concentration Terms11 Qs
- 3Disaccharides and Polysaccharides11 Qs
- 4First Order Reaction9 Qs
- 5Depression in Freezing Point9 Qs
- 6Solubility and Solubility Product9 Qs
- 7Stoichiometry and Limiting Reagent7 Qs
- 8Proteins7 Qs
Chemistry chapter-wise weightage 2022–2026 → Chemistry syllabus 2026 →
Frequently asked questions
Which Chemistry chapter had the most questions in JEE Main 2022?
Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen, with 64 of 775 questions (8.3%) across all shifts.
How many Chemistry questions are counted for JEE Main 2022?
775, counted across all shifts of the year.
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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.
