JEE Main Previous Year Question Paper with Answer Keys and Solutions (2013 to 2020) – Free PDF Download

 With an avalanche of engineering colleges in the country, there is a growing necessity to outstand the crowd of engineers. The right places to learn to outstand mostly include the country’s topmost educational institutes. Of course, to gain the knowledge and wisdom from those institutes, one has to take up the JEE MAIN Previous Years Question Papers

The JEE from 2019 is being conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). NTA releases all other important information regarding the JEE every year for aspirant’s preparation sake. This article talks about one such information – the JEE mains previous year papers.

Advantages of Looking at Last Year JEE Mains Paper

A plethora of advantages come along with solving last year’s JEE Mains question papers. Here are some obvious advantages

Increase in confidence, and decrease in exam anxiety are some personal level advantages

Aids in identifying the important and weaker sections

Helps in concentrating on important sections

Strategizes the speed, accuracy and time management

Helps in identifying the difficulty level trends over the years

Advantages of Looking at Last Year JEE MAIN Solved Papers

A plethora of advantages come along with solving last year’s JEE Mains question papers. Here are some obvious advantages

Increase in confidence, and decrease in exam anxiety are some personal level advantages

Aids in identifying the important and weaker sections

Helps in concentrating on important sections

Strategizes the speed, accuracy and time management

Helps in identifying the difficulty level trends over the years

JEE MAIN Sample Papers Analysis

Changes made

1. Exam mode: The exam was conducted offline and online until 2018

From 2019, the exam is being conducted only online

2. Questions: There were no numerical value-based questions until 2019

From 2020, the question paper will consist of numerical value-based questions

The number of questions has changed from 90 to 75 for B.E. and B.Tech., 82 to 77 for B.Arch.

3. Eligible Courses: The exam was not held for Bachelors in Planning before