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JEE Advanced mock test
Free JEE Advanced Paper 1 and Paper 2 practice in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, with +3/−1 practice marking and AI explanations.
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What this paper looks like
JEE Advanced rewards depth over speed. Like the real exam, this runs as two separate three-hour papers rather than one combined sitting — pick Paper 1 or Paper 2 from the exam list once you're in. Each draws from the harder end of the bank across Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics at +3/−1, which shifts the risk calculation compared to JEE Main and tends to expose whether you actually understand a topic or merely recognise it.
| Papers | Paper 1 and Paper 2, selected separately |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (each paper) |
| Marking | +3 correct, −1 incorrect |
| Duration | 3 hours per paper |
The real JEE Advanced's two papers carry variable question types — matching, multiple-correct and integer answers that change year to year, and even the per-paper question count shifts from year to year. Each paper here uses a single simplified question mix rather than reproducing that internal variety. Treat it as topic practice at Advanced difficulty rather than a full dress rehearsal.
Official source and review
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Questions candidates ask
Is this the same format as the real JEE Advanced?
The two-paper structure matches — you sit Paper 1 and Paper 2 separately, same as the real exam. What's simplified is each paper's internal question mix: the real exam varies question types (multiple-correct, integer, matching) and exact counts year to year; this uses a fixed, simpler mix at Advanced difficulty.
What is the marking scheme used here?
+3 for a correct answer and −1 for an incorrect one, applied uniformly across all questions, in both papers.
Do I have to do Paper 1 before Paper 2?
No — they're independent practice attempts drawn from the same question bank, so you can take either first, or only one.
Should I attempt JEE Main mocks before JEE Advanced ones?
Most candidates benefit from securing the JEE Main pattern first, since it is a prerequisite for sitting Advanced at all and the fundamentals overlap heavily.