JEE Main 2018 · April (offline)
A full paper in the 2018 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
21/50/19easy / medium / hard
Marking scheme and topics
+4 for a correct answer, −1 for a wrong answer. Each subject has 30 questions.
Physics · 30 questions
- Units and measurement1
- Relative motion1
- Projectile motion1
- Laws of motion1
- Work, energy and power1
- Circular motion1
- Rotational motion1
- Gravitation1
- Optical instruments1
- Fluid mechanics1
- Thermodynamics1
- Carnot cycle and refrigerators1
- Kinetic theory of gases1
- Simple harmonic motion1
Chemistry · 30 questions
- Mole concept / stoichiometry1
- Chemical equilibrium1
- Thermochemistry1
- Chemical kinetics1
- Electrochemistry1
- Colligative properties / association1
- Atomic structure1
- Ionic equilibrium / buffers1
- Electrochemistry / conductance1
- Solid state1
- General organic chemistry / alkenes1
- Hydrocarbons / carbonyl chemistry1
- Haloalkanes / substitution1
- Alcohols / qualitative analysis1
Mathematics · 30 questions
- Matrices and determinants3
- Complex numbers2
- Sequences and series2
- Permutations and combinations2
- Binomial theorem2
- Applications of derivatives2
- Integration2
- Sets1
- Relations1
- Quadratic equations1
- Limits1
- Continuity1
- Differentiation1
- Area under curves1
Sample question from this paper
Physics · Units and measurement · medium
To find , a student times oscillations of a simple pendulum. The length is measured as with a metre rule of least count , and the total time for oscillations is with a stopwatch of least count . The maximum percentage error in the value of is
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
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Answer: D
From we get , so . The length error is . The period is found from the total time of oscillations, so (the count is exact and does not change the fractional error). Hence . A common slip is to omit the square on , which gives .
From we get , so . The length error is . The period is found from the total time of oscillations, so (the count is exact and does not change the fractional error). Hence . A common slip is to omit the square on , which gives .