JEE Main 2016 · April (offline)
A full paper in the 2016 pattern: Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, 30 MCQs each, one 180-minute clock. Take it as a timed mock or open it in learn mode and check every answer.
90questions
180 minone clock
360maximum marks
18/50/22easy / medium / hard
Marking scheme and topics
+4 for a correct answer, −1 for a wrong answer. Each subject has 30 questions.
Physics · 30 questions
- Kinematics1
- Circular motion1
- Friction and relative motion1
- Power1
- Conservation of angular momentum1
- Gravitation1
- Surface tension1
- Calorimetry1
- Thermodynamics1
- Kinetic theory of gases1
- Standing waves in pipes1
- Waves on a string1
- Capacitors with dielectrics1
- Electrostatics of conductors1
Chemistry · 30 questions
- Electrochemistry2
- Mole concept1
- Chemical equilibrium1
- Thermochemistry1
- Chemical kinetics1
- Solutions1
- Atomic structure1
- Ionic equilibrium1
- Solid state1
- General organic chemistry1
- Hydrocarbons1
- Haloalkanes1
- Aldehydes and ketones1
- Amines1
Mathematics · 30 questions
- Complex numbers2
- Quadratic equations2
- Sequences and series2
- Permutations and combinations2
- Determinants2
- Applications of derivatives2
- Sets1
- Relations1
- Binomial theorem1
- Trigonometry1
- Matrices1
- Limits1
- Continuity1
- Differentiation1
Sample question from this paper
Physics · Circular motion · medium
A small bead slides without friction on a smooth circular wire hoop of radius kept in a vertical plane. The hoop rotates uniformly about its vertical diameter. Taking , the angular speed of the hoop for which the bead stays at rest relative to the hoop at a position where its radius makes an angle of with the downward vertical is
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- B.
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Answer: B
The bead moves in a horizontal circle of radius with . The only forces are gravity and the normal reaction directed along the radius towards the centre of the hoop. Vertical: . Horizontal: , which gives . Combining, , so and . Setting would hold only at or , so the answer must be larger than .
The bead moves in a horizontal circle of radius with . The only forces are gravity and the normal reaction directed along the radius towards the centre of the hoop. Vertical: . Horizontal: , which gives . Combining, , so and . Setting would hold only at or , so the answer must be larger than .