What is JEE Main Paper 2 exam pattern?
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JEE Main Paper 2 is an online examination, the drawing section is offline of the second paper which will be conducted in pen and paper mode at the examination center.
There are 3 subjects: Drawing, mathematics and Reasoning Aptitude. It is of 3 hours. The section has 20 MCQ of Mathematics and 10 Numerical Questions. Part 2 is of Aptitude Test with 50 questions and Part 3 is of Drawing Test with 02 questions.
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JEE Main Paper 2 exam is conducted online, except for the drawing section of Paper 2A, which will be conducted offline (Pen-Paper based test). The exam pattern for JEE Main Paper 2 is as follows:
Particulars
BArch Exam Pattern
BPlanning Exam Pattern
Exam mode
Online (Mathematics and Aptitude) and offline (Drawing test)
Online
Number of sections and subjects
3 (Drawing, Mathematics, and Aptitude)
3 (Mathematics, Aptitude, and Planning Based Questions)
Duration of exam
3 hours (180 minutes)
3 hours (180 minutes)
Sections
Mathematics (Part I) 20 MCQ and 10 Numerical Value Questions
Aptitude Test (Part II) 50
Drawing Test (Part III) 02Mathematics: 20 questions and 10 Numerical Value Questions
Aptitude: 50
Planning Based Questions: 25
Number of questions
82
105
Type of questions
Mathematics and Aptitude: Objective-type questions
Drawing: Questions to test the candidate’s drawing and sketching skills
Mathematics and Aptitude
Planning-Based Questions - Multiple-Choice Questions
Total Marks of JEE Mains
400 marks (Drawing section will be of a total of 100 marks, marking of every question will be given along with it)
400
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