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JEE Advanced 2018 · Paper 2
A full paper in the 2018 Paper 2 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
3/30/21easy / medium / hard
Sections and marking
Each subject has the same 3 sections, 60 marks per subject.
| Section | Type | Questions | Marking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Section 1 | One or more correct | 6 | +4 all correct, partial +3/+2/+1, -2 otherwise |
| Section 2 | Numerical value | 8 | +3, no negative |
| Section 3 | Matching lists | 4 | +3 / -1 |
Topics in this paper
Physics · 18 questions
- Rotation and rolling on an incline1
- Thermodynamic cycle of an ideal gas1
- Motion of a charge in crossed electric and magnetic fields1
- Reflection and transmission of waves on strings1
- Photoelectric effect and de Broglie wavelength1
- Geometrical optics of a silvered lens1
- Fluid dynamics1
- Simple harmonic motion with an inelastic collision1
- Capacitor with dielectric connected to a battery1
- RC charging with Thevenin equivalent1
- Electromagnetic induction on an incline1
- Young's double-slit experiment with a film1
- Bohr model and photon recoil1
- Heat conduction through composite rods1
Chemistry · 18 questions
- Chemical kinetics2
- Chemical bonding1
- Coordination compounds1
- Alcohols1
- Chemical equilibrium1
- p-block1
- Real gases1
- Nuclear chemistry1
- Ionic equilibrium and colligative properties1
- Solid state1
- Isomerism1
- Electrochemistry1
- Thermochemistry1
- Named reactions1
Mathematics · 18 questions
- Conic sections3
- Complex numbers2
- Probability2
- 3D geometry2
- Definite integrals2
- Limits, continuity and definite integral of a piecewise function1
- Differential equations1
- Trigonometry and algebraic identities1
- Matrices1
- Series1
- Permutations and combinations1
- Area under curves with modulus1
Sample question from this paper
Mathematics · Complex numbers: roots of unity · one or more options correct
Let , and define and . Which of the following statements is (are) correct?
- A.
- B. is a root of the equation
- C.
- D.
Show answer and solution
Answer: A, B, D
Since , the six non-trivial powers add to , so (A true). Expanding gives nine terms ; exactly three of them have and contribute each, while the other six are the six distinct non-trivial powers, summing to . So . Hence are roots of (B true), giving . Then , so (C false). Because , is the root with positive imaginary part, (D true). A numerical evaluation confirms all of this. Answer: A, B, D.
Since , the six non-trivial powers add to , so (A true). Expanding gives nine terms ; exactly three of them have and contribute each, while the other six are the six distinct non-trivial powers, summing to . So . Hence are roots of (B true), giving . Then , so (C false). Because , is the root with positive imaginary part, (D true). A numerical evaluation confirms all of this. Answer: A, B, D.