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Physics is probably the subject that JEE aspirants love the most because it is more towards the application part than just reading theory. However, even the best students struggle with Physics initially, primarily because they are not used to problem solving.

Physics for any competitive examination at +2 level is broadly divided into the following modules:

Mechanics is one of the most important and diverse topics in JEE syllabus. Owing to its diversity, it attracts quite a large number of questions in competitive exams, especially JEE. The following topics are a part of mechanics:

Physics is probably the subject which JEE aspirants appreciate the most because physics is what we can see in our daily life. Physics is something that explains our observations. 

Not only your analytical skills are checked in JEE, but also your comprehension and memorization skills are evaluated. A good engineering student has to have all the above mentioned skills to be a successful engineer. 

Chemistry is considered to be one subject which most JEE aspirants hate. There are several topics which are exceedingly difficult and need deep understanding skills in order to master.

Many topics in Chemistry for JEE Main & Advanced are hard to tackle. One such topic is Surface Chemistry. Previously not many questions were asked from this chapter.

Chemistry is the subject which students tend to ignore the most. However, do remember that good students treat all the subjects equally and this is the reason they end up doing well in all the exams.

With around 15 lakh candidates appearing for the examination, JEE Main is indeed one of the most competitive engineering entrance examination in India. Consisting of 3 subjects, physics, chemistry and mathematics, this exam is meant to check students’ analytical ability and the command over +2 level basic concepts. But unfortunately, what many students do is that, they ignore certain aspects of syllabus which are very commonly asked in the exam and thus, they end up getting bad ranks.

Chemistry is considered to be the rank deciding subject in JEE Main & Advanced exams. Those who score well in chemistry generally outperform those who did poorly in the subject.
Let us know more about the ins and outs of the subject.