The JEE advance examination was organised in different examination centres of the city on Sunday. The students who were expecting tough questions were pleasantly surprised to find comparatively easy questions in both the papers.
The head of department (HOD) of Mathematics at Baluni Classes, Rajesh Tiwari said that in mathematics five questions each were asked from algebra and coordinates, six from calculus and vector and probability sections had two questions each in the question paper.
The question paper of Physics was also comparatively easy for the students. Experts informed that five questions were asked from modern physics, two each from general physics and rotational motion and three each from optics and thermodynamics.
In Chemistry eight questions from inorganic, seven from organic and five questions from physical chemistry were asked.
One of the aspirants Aviral Sati said that the questions were along expected lines. He said that he is more confident about the mathematics part. The experts are of the view that the cut off percentage of the examination is expected to be around 30 per cent.
It is pertinent to mention that in the tough selection process for the elite examination for engineering entrance only 9456 candidates would be selected finally in the examination wherein more than 13 lakh candidates appeared initially. In the JEE advance 1.5 lakh candidates were enrolled.