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.
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.
- General Organic Chemistry 9.0/100 Che
- 3D Geometry 7.7/100 Mat
- d and f Block Elements 7.5/100 Che
- Thermodynamics 7.0/100 Phy
- Sequence and Series 7.0/100 Mat
- Practical Chemistry 6.8/100 Che
- Matrices and Determinants 6.8/100 Mat
- Current Electricity 6.6/100 Phy
- Coordination Compounds 6.3/100 Che
- Electrostatics 6.2/100 Phy
- Ray Optics 6.0/100 Phy
- Experimental Physics 5.9/100 Phy
- Differential Equation 5.8/100 Mat
- Rotational Motion 5.7/100 Phy
- Mole & Equivalent concept 5.6/100 Che
- Chemical Bonding 5.6/100 Che
- Vectors 5.5/100 Mat
- Thermodynamics and Thermochemistry 5.1/100 Che
- Motion in a Straight Line 5.1/100 Phy
- Application of Derivatives 5.0/100 Mat
- Magnetic Effects of Current 4.9/100 Phy
- Wave Optics 4.8/100 Phy
- Permutations and Combinations 4.8/100 Mat
- Probability 4.5/100 Mat
Derived from tagged previous-year papers at build time. Every one of the 102 chapters has its own page.
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