Question 1

Is solving PYQs enough to crack JEE Main?

Accepted Answer

Yes — previous year questions are the single highest-yield resource for JEE Main, because NTA repeats concepts and question patterns year after year. Solving 20+ years of PYQs chapter-wise, then reviewing every mistake against a worked solution, covers most of what the actual paper will test.

Question 2

How should I practice JEE PYQs chapter-wise?

Accepted Answer

Finish a chapter's theory first, then attempt its full PYQ set in one timed sitting under exam conditions. Review each wrong answer against the step-by-step solution the same day, and re-attempt only your wrong questions a week later. High-weightage chapters deserve two full passes.

Question 3

Where can I practice JEE PYQs online for free?

Accepted Answer

AcadXL's PYQ section offers 45,000+ official JEE Main and JEE Advanced previous year questions completely free — organised chapter-wise and paper-wise in a real NTA-style CBT simulator, with answer keys, detailed solutions, instant scoring and a custom test generator. No paywall and no daily limit.

Question 4

Are JEE Main 2026 Session 2 questions included?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The bank is updated through JEE Main 2026 Session 2 (April 2026), based on official papers and answer keys rather than memory-based reconstructions. Every question carries its exact year and shift, so you can practice the most recent sessions first or exclude them for mock use.

Question 5

Where can I practice NSEP, NSEC and IOQM previous year questions?

Accepted Answer

AcadXL is the only free platform offering complete olympiad PYQ banks alongside JEE: NSEP (physics) and NSEC (chemistry) papers from 2007-2025 with officially verified keys, and every IOQM/PRMO/Pre-RMO maths paper — all attemptable chapter-wise or as full papers in the same CBT simulator.

Question 6

Which chapters have the highest weightage in JEE Main?

Accepted Answer

In Physics, Current Electricity, Electrostatics and Ray Optics contribute the most questions across recent years; the top ten chapters together carry roughly 45% of the paper. AcadXL's weightage pages rank every chapter by its real question count from 20+ years of official papers.

NSEP Chapter-wise

Alternating Current

Atomic Physics

Capacitors

Centre of Mass & Collisions

Circular & Curvilinear Motion

Current Electricity

Dual Nature of Matter & Radiation

Electromagnetic Induction

Electromagnetic Waves

Electrostatics

Friction

Gravitation

Kinematics

Kinetic Theory of Gases

Laws of Motion

Magnetic Effects of Current & Magnetism

Mechanical Properties of Fluids

Mechanical Properties of Solids

Nuclear Physics

Oscillations (SHM)

Ray Optics

Rotational Motion

Semiconductors & Electronics

Thermal Properties of Matter

Thermodynamics

Units, Dimensions & Basic Maths

Wave Optics

Waves & Sound

Work, Energy & Power