For JEE Main aspirants
Your own teacher for JEE Main.
What’s covered
The whole syllabus.
Physics20 units · official NTA syllabus
Class 1110 units
- 01Physics and Measurement
- 02Kinematics
- 03Laws of Motion
- 04Work, Energy and Power
- 05Rotational Motion
- 06Gravitation
- 07Properties of Solids and Liquids
- 08Thermodynamics
- 09Kinetic Theory of Gases
- 10Oscillations and Waves
Class 129 units
- 11Electrostatics
- 12Current Electricity
- 13Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism
- 14Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents
- 15Electromagnetic Waves
- 16Optics
- 17Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation
- 18Atoms and Nuclei
- 19Electronic Devices
Section B1 unit
- 20Experimental Skills
Chemistry20 units · official NTA syllabus
Physical8 units
- 01Some Basic Concepts in Chemistry
- 02Atomic Structure
- 03Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
- 04Chemical Thermodynamics
- 05Solutions
- 06Equilibrium
- 07Redox Reactions and Electrochemistry
- 08Chemical Kinetics
Inorganic4 units
- 09Classification of Elements and Periodicity
- 10p-Block Elements
- 11d- and f-Block Elements
- 12Coordination Compounds
Organic8 units
- 13Purification and Characterisation of Organic Compounds
- 14Some Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry
- 15Hydrocarbons
- 16Organic Compounds Containing Halogens
- 17Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen
- 18Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen
- 19Biomolecules
- 20Principles Related to Practical Chemistry
Mathematics14 units · official NTA syllabus
Algebra6 units
- 01Sets, Relations and Functions
- 02Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations
- 03Matrices and Determinants
- 04Permutations and Combinations
- 05Binomial Theorem and its Simple Applications
- 06Sequence and Series
Calculus3 units
- 07Limit, Continuity and Differentiability
- 08Integral Calculus
- 09Differential Equations
Geometry & Vectors3 units
- 10Coordinate Geometry
- 11Three Dimensional Geometry
- 12Vector Algebra
Statistics & Trigonometry2 units
- 13Statistics and Probability
- 14Trigonometry
Ten years of PYQs are mapped to the same chapters above, every past paper question sitting inside the chapter it tests.
The paper itself
Know the paper you are sitting.
- Questions
- 75
- 25 per subject, all compulsory
- Duration
- 3 hours
- 180 minutes
- Marks
- 300
- 100 per subject
- Marking
- +4 / −1
- MCQs and numericals alike
How the 300 marks split
Three subjects, an equal third each
Physics
100 marks
Chemistry
100 marks
Maths
100 marks
Mode · Computer-based test, 13 languages
How practice works
Practice that works like the real exam.
150 questions a day, marked, timed and tested the way JEE Main is.
+4 right · −1 wrong
Marked like the real exam
Every practice question is marked the way the paper marks it. You learn early when to answer and when to leave a question, instead of losing marks to guesses on exam day.
About 2½ minutes a question
Timed like the real exam
Your teacher quietly times every answer against the paper’s own pace. If you’re getting questions right but too slowly, you find out now, not in the exam hall.
75 questions · 3 hours · on screen
Full mock tests, when you’re ready
The whole paper, sat on a computer screen like the real one. It unlocks once your chapters are strong enough, because a full test taken too early only makes you nervous.
One pass covers both exams
7 day passes at ₹79 would cost ₹553. The week pass saves ₹304.
₹249. One whole week.
About ₹36 a day.
- Every subject
- Both exams
- Nothing locked
- No auto-renewal