JEE Advanced 2018 Question Paper: Paper Analysis, Download PDF

JEE Advanced 2018 question paper was easy to moderate. For paper 1, the mathematics section was easy compared to the rest, i.e., chemistry and physics. IIT Kanpur conducted the exam on May 20, 2018. JEE Advanced scores helped candidates acquire seats in top engineering colleges, including the IITs. However, the seats for each IIT for various courses differed. 

Nonetheless, candidates could download the official JEE Advanced 2018 question paper with the answer key and access their performance. 

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• JEE Advanced 2018 Question Paper
• JEE Advanced 2018 Question Paper with Answer Keys
• JEE Advanced 2018 Question Paper Analysis

JEE Advanced 2018 Question Paper

The links attached below are to the JEE Advanced 2018 question papers. The exam was conducted for two papers. Paper 1 and 2 had physics, chemistry, and mathematics questions. Candidates must perform well in both papers to grab a seat in any JEE Advanced participating institutes.  

JEE Advanced 2018 Question Paper with Answer Keys

The links below display the downloadable answer keys for JEE Advanced 2018 question papers. Candidates could check their answers and calculate their average marks and performance. In case of doubt, they were advised to raise objections against the answer keys. 

JEE Advanced 2018 Question Paper Analysis

Here we have presented the JEE Advanced 2018 question paper analysis to understand the candidates. The difficulty level and marking scheme were different for each section.

Physics

Candidates found the 2018 question paper for physics to be reasonably moderate. Questions were scattered from various topics and were primarily analytical and application-based. Few questions were there from calculation based. 

Electrodynamics, Heat & Thermodynamics, Mechanics, Modern Physics, Optics, SHM & Waves, and Mathematical Tools, carried high weightage.

Chemistry

The JEE Advance 2018 chemistry question paper was moderate to difficult. Some of the questions were from NCERT, and maximum weightage was given to physical and organic chemistry compared to inorganic.

Mathematics

Mathematics questions were lengthy and difficult. Both papers 1 and 2 saw fewer conceptual questions. Questions were concentrated on Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Complex Numbers, Integral Calculus, Differential Calculus, Permutation & Combination, Probability, Matrix & Determinants, Trigonometry, and Vectors.