JEE Mains 2025 – The National Testing Agency has successfully conducted the JEE Main exam for Day 1 (Shift 1&2), and Day 2 (Shift 1). Candidates who are appearing for the JEE Main 2025 exam in the April session can download the unofficial answer keys once released. JEE Main unofficial answer key is released by coaching institutions and experts. Students will be able to download the JEE Main Answer Key 2025 (unofficial) here. The unofficial key is released based on memory-based questions provided by students who took the examination. The official JEE Main 2025 answer key will be released tentatively on April 12.
JEE Main Question Papers 2025 (Download)
JEE Main 2025 Unofficial Answer Key (Download)
Candidates can download the memory-based JEE Mains unofficial answer key from the table below:
| Subject | JEE Main 2025 Answer Key (April 2) | JEE Main 2025 Answer Key (April 3) |
| Physics | Download | Download |
| Chemistry | Download | Download |
| Mathematics | Download | Download |
JEE Main Paper Analysis 2025 Day 2 (Both Shifts)
JEE Main paper analysis is provided to students after the shifts are over. As per the initial feedback from students, the JEE Main exam was moderate to difficult in Shift 1. The JEE Main Shift 2 paper analysis will be updated soon.
| Subject | Shift 1 | Shift 2 |
| Physics | Most students found the Physics section to be of moderate difficulty, with a strong emphasis on numerical problems. The topic distribution was well-balanced, with significant weightage given to Mechanics, Electrostatics, Optics, and Units & Measurements. However, there were fewer questions from Modern Physics and Magnetism, while chapters on EMI and AC were notably absent. | The Physics section was the easiest among the three, dominated by numerical and formula-based questions. Key topics such as Mechanics, Modern Physics, Electrostatics, Optics, and Units & Measurements were well-represented. However, questions from AC and Magnetism were limited, and topics like Rotation and EMI were missing. While a few questions required more time, most were direct and scoring-friendly. |
| Chemistry | The Chemistry section was rated as easy to moderate. Almost all chapters were covered, with Inorganic and Physical Chemistry receiving the most weightage, whereas Organic Chemistry had fewer questions. Most theoretical questions were directly sourced from NCERT, making them straightforward, though a few required additional time to solve. | Chemistry ranged from moderate to difficult, primarily due to a significant number of statement-based and non-traditional questions. Nearly all chapters were covered, with Inorganic Chemistry carrying the most weight. Physical Chemistry had moderate representation, while Organic Chemistry appeared the least. Despite many theoretical questions being from NCERT, recalling specific data was challenging. Physical Chemistry featured standard questions, with limited numericals. |
| Mathematics | The Mathematics section ranged from moderate to difficult, with a well-distributed set of questions across various topics. Key areas such as Matrices, 3D Geometry, Vectors, Conic Sections, Calculus, and Determinants were prominently featured. However, some questions were lengthy and time-consuming, adding to the overall challenge. | Mathematics was of moderate to difficult level, with a balanced distribution across topics. Matrices, 3D Geometry, Vectors, and Conic Sections were prominent, while Calculus had fewer questions. Some problems were lengthy, making effective time management essential for this section. |
