1. Which chapters have the highest weightage in JEE Main Physics?
The most important chapters in Physics include:
- Modern Physics (including Semiconductors)
- Current Electricity
- Electrostatics
- Optics (Ray & Wave)
- Thermodynamics and Kinetic Theory of Gases
- Work, Energy, and Power
These chapters consistently feature in past year papers and offer a high return on preparation time.
2. What are the scoring topics in Chemistry for JEE Main 2026?
In Chemistry, the most scoring chapters are:
- Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
- Coordination Compounds
- General Organic Chemistry (GOC)
- Thermodynamics & Chemical Equilibrium
- P-Block, D-Block, and F-Block Elements
- Solutions and Electrochemistry
A strong focus on NCERT is essential, especially for Inorganic Chemistry.
3. Which are the most important chapters in Mathematics for JEE Main?
Key chapters in Mathematics include:
- Calculus (Limits, Derivatives, Integrals, Differential Equations)
- Vectors and 3D Geometry
- Coordinate Geometry (Conic Sections, Circles, Straight Lines)
- Algebra (Complex Numbers, Quadratic Equations, Sequences and Series)
- Probability and Statistics
These areas are frequently asked and require conceptual clarity and practice.
4. Can I skip some difficult chapters and still score well in JEE Main?
Yes, but it’s risky. While focusing on high-weightage topics is smart, completely skipping tough chapters may cause you to miss out on easy questions that occasionally appear. It’s better to gain at least basic understanding of all chapters and master the important ones.
5. Is NCERT enough for JEE Main preparation?
NCERT is a great starting point, especially for Chemistry (Inorganic and Organic). However, for Physics and Mathematics, while NCERT builds a strong foundation, additional reference books and practice are essential to master application-based problems.
6. How many previous year question papers should I solve?
Ideally, solve at least the last 10 years’ JEE Main papers. This helps you understand frequently asked concepts, the difficulty level, and the evolving trend of questions.