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JEE Advanced 2023 · Paper 2

A full paper in the 2023 Paper 2 pattern: Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, 17 questions each, one 180-minute clock. Take it as a timed mock or open it in learn mode and check every answer.

51questions
180 minone clock
180maximum marks
8/29/14easy / medium / hard

Sections and marking

Each subject has the same 4 sections, 60 marks per subject.

SectionTypeQuestionsMarking
Section 1Single correct4+3 / -1
Section 2One or more correct3+4 all correct, partial +3/+2/+1, -2 otherwise
Section 3Integer answer6+4, no negative
Section 4Paragraph based, numerical (2 sets)4+3, no negative

Topics in this paper

Physics · 17 questions

  • Compton scattering2
  • Physical pendulum2
  • Projectile motion on an incline with elastic bounces1
  • Potentiometer and internal resistance of a cell1
  • Characteristic X-rays, photoelectric effect and motion in a magnetic field1
  • Stefan-Boltzmann law, Wien's law and planetary equilibrium temperature1
  • Gauss's law with non-uniform charge density, potential and field energy1
  • Ampere's law and superposition for a cylinder with a cavity1
  • Reversible engine between finite bodies, entropy and maximum work1
  • Standing waves on a string with buoyancy-reduced tension1
  • Thermal stress and transverse waves on a wire1
  • Faraday disc, motional emf and terminal angular speed1
  • Lens-maker's formula and image formation with a plane mirror1
  • Block on a free wedge and constraint relations1

Chemistry · 17 questions

  • Electrochemistry2
  • Thermochemistry and chemical equilibrium1
  • Amines, diazonium salts and Reimer-Tiemann reaction1
  • Chromium chemistry (chromyl chloride test)1
  • Atomic structure1
  • p-block1
  • Organic acidity, basicity and hydrogen bonding1
  • Solid state1
  • Isomerism and isotopic chirality1
  • Coordination compounds1
  • Inorganic1
  • Biomolecules1
  • Polymers1
  • Ionic equilibrium1

Mathematics · 17 questions

  • Matrices2
  • Probability2
  • Vectors1
  • Complex numbers1
  • Inverse function and integral1
  • Binomial theorem with integration1
  • System of linear equations1
  • Differential equations1
  • Conics1
  • Combinatorics1
  • Number of roots using Rolle's theorem1
  • Limits with integrals1
  • Sequences and series1
  • Area under curves1

Sample question from this paper

Mathematics · System of linear equations · one or more options correct

Consider the system of linear equations in x,y,zx,y,z: x+y+z=6, x+2y+3z=14, x+2y+az=bx+y+z=6,\ x+2y+3z=14,\ x+2y+az=b, where a,ba,b are real constants. Which of the following statements is/are correct?
  1. A. The system has a unique solution if and only if a≠3a\ne3
  2. B. For a=3a=3 and b=15b=15 the system has at least one solution
  3. C. For a=3a=3 and b=14b=14 the solution set is a straight line passing through the point (−2,8,0)(-2,8,0)
  4. D. For a=2a=2 and b=10b=10 the unique solution satisfies x=y+zx=y+z
Show answer and solution
Answer: A, C
The determinant of the coefficient matrix is ∣11112312a∣=a−3\begin{vmatrix}1&1&1\\1&2&3\\1&2&a\end{vmatrix}=a-3, so a unique solution exists iff a≠3a\ne3 (A true). For a=3a=3 the third equation minus the second gives 0=b−140=b-14. So b=15b=15 makes the system inconsistent (B false), while b=14b=14 leaves the first two equations: subtracting, y+2z=8y+2z=8, so y=8−2zy=8-2z and x=z−2x=z-2; this is the line through (−2,8,0)(-2,8,0) with direction (1,−2,1)(1,-2,1) (C true). For a=2,b=10a=2,b=10: equation 3 minus equation 2 gives −z=−4-z=-4, so z=4z=4, y=0y=0, x=2x=2; then y+z=4≠2=xy+z=4\ne2=x (D false).