The JEE syllabus, weighted by the exam itself

Every chapter below carries its measured share of real JEE Main papers — the same weights your readiness /300 is built from. No editor's guesses.

Physics

38 chapters · 36,308 questions · 841 PYQs

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Chemistry

36 chapters · 39,324 questions · 837 PYQs

Open Chemistry →

Mathematics

28 chapters · 42,014 questions · 841 PYQs

Open Mathematics →

How the numbers work

Chapter weight = its share of tagged previous-year questions. Mastery = guessing-corrected IRT, minimum 3 answers, test-capped ladder. Readiness = 300 × Σ weight × mastery over measured chapters. A chapter with fewer than 3 answered questions reads "—" rather than a number.

The chapters that carry the most marks

Measured share of its own subject's 100 marks, highest first. This is the order worth revising in when time is short — and each one links to what that chapter actually holds.

Derived from tagged previous-year papers at build time. Every one of the 102 chapters has its own page.

Setting a paper from this weightage?

Test Papers builds a JEE Main or Advanced paper from these same chapters, at the real exam's pattern and measured difficulty, and you share it with your batch as one link. Free, in the browser, nothing to install.

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