Which was the toughest section in IISER Entrance Exam 2025?

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    Abhay Majumdar

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    According to the IISER Entrance Exam 2025 analysis, Physics was the toughest section of the exam. The overall difficulty level ranged from moderate to tough. The topics covered in the question papers were Electricity and Magnetism, Mechanics, Optics and Modern Physics. The questions were distributed from the syllabus and included both Class 11 and 12 chapters. 

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    Section‑wise Difficulty in IISER IAT 2025

    Physics

    • Many students and analysts reported that Physics was the most difficult section of the exam in 2025, with application‑based and concept‑heavy questions, especially in topics like electricity and other core areas. 

    Mathematics

    • Mathematics was often seen as moderate to challenging, especially for students from biology (PCB) backgrounds, though overall it was slightly easier than Physics according to some reports.

    Chemistry

    • Chemistry was mostly moderate, with a mix of organic, inorganic, and physical questions. 

    Biology

    • Biology tended to be the easiest or easy to moderate for mo

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