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JEE Advanced 2018 · Paper 1

A full paper in the 2018 Paper 1 pattern: Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, 18 questions each, one 180-minute clock. Take it as a timed mock or open it in learn mode and check every answer.

54questions
180 minone clock
180maximum marks
3/35/16easy / medium / hard

Sections and marking

Each subject has the same 3 sections, 60 marks per subject.

SectionTypeQuestionsMarking
Section 1One or more correct6+4 all correct, partial +3/+2/+1, -2 otherwise
Section 2Numerical value8+3, no negative
Section 3Paragraph based (2 sets)4+3 / -1

Topics in this paper

Physics · 18 questions

  • Rotation3
  • Thermodynamics1
  • EMI1
  • Wave optics1
  • Modern physics1
  • Waves1
  • Projectile motion + momentum conservation1
  • Fluid dynamics1
  • SHM1
  • Electrostatics1
  • Current electricity1
  • Magnetism1
  • AC circuits1
  • Thermal1

Chemistry · 18 questions

  • Coordination compounds1
  • Aromatic reactions and ethers/phenols1
  • Chemical equilibrium1
  • p-Block oxoacids1
  • Stereochemistry of alkene addition1
  • Electrochemistry1
  • Ionic equilibrium (Ksp and buffers)1
  • Colligative properties1
  • Chemical bonding and molecular shapes1
  • Stereoisomerism1
  • Magnetic properties of complexes1
  • Thermodynamics (entropy)1
  • Solid state1
  • Quantitative organic analysis1

Mathematics · 18 questions

  • Matrices1
  • Integral equations1
  • Conditional probability1
  • Ellipse1
  • 3D geometry1
  • Hyperbola1
  • Definite integrals1
  • Differential equations1
  • Series1
  • Trigonometric equations1
  • Expectation1
  • Circle and tangent to parabola1
  • Combinatorics1
  • Limits1

Sample question from this paper

Mathematics · Matrices · one or more options correct

Let A=(110011001)A=\begin{pmatrix}1&1&0\\0&1&1\\0&0&1\end{pmatrix} and let II be the 3×33\times3 identity matrix. Which of the following statements is (are) correct?
  1. A. The (1,3)(1,3) entry of A10A^{10} equals 4545
  2. B. The (1,3)(1,3) entry of A−1A^{-1} equals −1-1
  3. C. The sum of all nine entries of A4A^{4} equals 1717
  4. D. (A−I)2(A-I)^2 is the zero matrix
Show answer and solution
Answer: A, C
Write A=I+NA=I+N with N=(010001000)N=\begin{pmatrix}0&1&0\\0&0&1\\0&0&0\end{pmatrix}, so N2N^2 has a single entry 11 at position (1,3)(1,3) and N3=0N^3=0. Since II and NN commute, An=I+nN+(n2)N2A^n=I+nN+\binom n2N^2. (A) The (1,3)(1,3) entry of A10A^{10} is (102)=45\binom{10}{2}=45, so it is true. (B) A−1=I−N+N2A^{-1}=I-N+N^2 because (I+N)(I−N+N2)=I+N3=I(I+N)(I-N+N^2)=I+N^3=I, hence the (1,3)(1,3) entry is +1+1, not −1-1, so it is false. (C) A4=I+4N+6N2A^4=I+4N+6N^2 has entry sum 3+4⋅2+6⋅1=173+4\cdot2+6\cdot1=17, so it is true. (D) (A−I)2=N2≠0(A-I)^2=N^2\neq0, so the minimal polynomial is (x−1)3(x-1)^3 and the statement is false.