JEE Advanced Mock Test 2026 - Paper 1 & 2, Real Pattern

JEE Advanced Paper 1 and 2 mocks on the 2026 pattern: single, multiple-correct, numerical and matching questions with partial marks, and a full report.

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JEE Advanced: Paper 1

48 questions, 180 marks, 3 hours. All questions are original, written to the current pattern and syllabus; they are not past-year papers.

SectionQuestionsMarks
Mathematics
Section 1: One correct option: 4 questions, +3 each, -1 for a wrong answer
Section 2: One or more correct options: 4 questions, +4 each, -1 for a wrong answer, partial marks
Section 3: Numerical value: 4 questions, +4 each, no negative marking
Section 4: Matching list: 4 questions, +4 each, -1 for a wrong answer
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Physics
Section 1: One correct option: 4 questions, +3 each, -1 for a wrong answer
Section 2: One or more correct options: 4 questions, +4 each, -1 for a wrong answer, partial marks
Section 3: Numerical value: 4 questions, +4 each, no negative marking
Section 4: Matching list: 4 questions, +4 each, -1 for a wrong answer
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Chemistry
Section 1: One correct option: 4 questions, +3 each, -1 for a wrong answer
Section 2: One or more correct options: 4 questions, +4 each, -1 for a wrong answer, partial marks
Section 3: Numerical value: 4 questions, +4 each, no negative marking
Section 4: Matching list: 4 questions, +4 each, -1 for a wrong answer
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Instructions

  • Paper 1 has 48 questions: 16 each in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, in four sections per subject (the 2026 pattern).
  • Section 1 (4 questions): one correct option. +3 correct, -1 wrong.
  • Section 2 (4 questions): one or more correct options. +4 if all correct options are chosen; +3, +2 or +1 if you choose only some of the correct options and no wrong one; -1 if any wrong option is chosen.
  • Section 3 (4 questions): numerical value, rounded to two decimal places. +4 correct, no negative marking.
  • Section 4 (4 matching-list sets): match List-I to List-II and choose the one correct option. +4 correct, -1 wrong.
  • The organising IIT changes the pattern every year; this mock follows JEE Advanced 2026.

JEE Advanced: Paper 2

54 questions, 180 marks, 3 hours. All questions are original, written to the current pattern and syllabus; they are not past-year papers.

SectionQuestionsMarks
Mathematics
Section 1: One correct option: 4 questions, +3 each, -1 for a wrong answer
Section 2: One or more correct options: 5 questions, +4 each, -1 for a wrong answer, partial marks
Section 3: Numerical value: 5 questions, +4 each, no negative marking
Section 4: Paragraph-based numerical (2 stems x 2 questions): 4 questions, +2 each, no negative marking
1860
Physics
Section 1: One correct option: 4 questions, +3 each, -1 for a wrong answer
Section 2: One or more correct options: 5 questions, +4 each, -1 for a wrong answer, partial marks
Section 3: Numerical value: 5 questions, +4 each, no negative marking
Section 4: Paragraph-based numerical (2 stems x 2 questions): 4 questions, +2 each, no negative marking
1860
Chemistry
Section 1: One correct option: 4 questions, +3 each, -1 for a wrong answer
Section 2: One or more correct options: 5 questions, +4 each, -1 for a wrong answer, partial marks
Section 3: Numerical value: 5 questions, +4 each, no negative marking
Section 4: Paragraph-based numerical (2 stems x 2 questions): 4 questions, +2 each, no negative marking
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Instructions

  • Paper 2 has 54 questions: 18 each in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry (the 2026 pattern).
  • Section 1 (4 questions): one correct option. +3 correct, -1 wrong.
  • Section 2 (5 questions): one or more correct options, with the same partial marking as Paper 1. -1 if any wrong option is chosen.
  • Section 3 (5 questions): numerical value, rounded to two decimal places. +4 correct, no negative marking.
  • Section 4 (2 question stems with 2 questions each): numerical value. +2 correct, no negative marking.

After the test you get a report: your score in every section and topic, why each wrong answer went wrong, what your score could have been, your speed against accuracy, and what to fix first.

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