This is One of the Hardest Mathematics Exams in India (JEE Advanced)
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- I'm continuing my 'Solving the World's Hardest Mathematic Exams' series and today, we're tackling the Jee Advanced Exam! Specifically, Paper 2 from 2016 (the hardest exam set so far)!
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❗TYPO in Question 40!❗
What I meant to say was that you can recognise ∫ x^2cosx/(1+e^x) (from -pi/2 to pi/2) = ∫ x^2cosx/(1+e^-x) (from -pi/2 to pi/2) and so 2I = ∫ x^2cosx/(1+e^x) + x^2cosx/(1+e^-x) (from -pi/2 to pi/2) = ∫ x^2cosx (from -pi/2 to pi/2) and the rest follows from there :)
The full solutions pdf linked in the description has been changed to reflect this correction. Thank you for your patience! I answered these questions at 5am before i filmed this video 😂
aaah I thought that’s what you meant! thank you for clarifying :) great video!! if you get time please could your next video be on American exams I’d love to see the comparison. Love this series 😁
Just spent 10mins doubting life before I scrolled down and saw this lol
i just can't seem to be able to wrap my head around why those two functions are equal. help please. i plugged it in desmos and the two sides don't really seem that equal.
edit: got it, i failed to see that the property ∫f(x)dx {from a to b} = ∫f(a+b-x)dx {from a to b} was used.
great vid cheers.
@@XinWF Same here haha
I am preparing for JEE ADVANCE I will just suugest to pick more harder questions next time as the questions u picked are relatively easy for me.
The thing to note is that this is an exam for 17 or 18 year olds who are just out of high school.
i mean it's not that tough as people try to make it sound. people around the world study for olympiad as well around the age of 16/17 so it's not hard if you specifically prepare for jee advance. i have seen that most jee advance questions are either inspired by or copied from olympiad,mit and aime
@@ProGamer-ru2gdnow consider the time limit lmao
@@balern4 i think time limit exist in any math competition. look at Integration bee where you have to solve harder intregals than jee advance in 3 minutes
@@ProGamer-ru2gd 2 mins per question for this level of questions for HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES is not comparable to the Integration Bee
@@ProGamer-ru2gd what is your jee advanced rank
I cleared JEE Mains back in 2004 and graduated from IIT Madras, it has been almost 20 years since I cleared JEE and now I can’t solve a single problem from this paper now (have the logic but don’t remember formulas to solve them). I didn’t realize how hard it was back then. Kudos to all the youngsters who even dare to give it an attempt at JEE.
I'm a comparatively recent graduate (2020) and didn't go to an IIT or comparable. But I do remember the grind my friends did. Just looking at the syllabus and the type of questions in a typical JEE advanced exam, it made me appreciate those aspirants so much more, again. I too forgot how incredibly hard the questions used to be, and the amount of critical thinking it required that was such an innate skill needed to clear.
Have logic then no need of formulae... Just do derive them witin solving problem
Bro back then there was no jee main. IIT used to conduct his own exam. And for others it was AIEEE. And for medical it was AIPMT
@@ranitrussel3330 yes, not sure how it is set up now, but back then IIT had its own entrance exam JEE, which had two parts: screening and mains. You can appear in Mains only if you clear screening - as the name suggests. Yes, there was a separate exam called AIEEE (this was for NITs I think). How is it now?
AIEEE has been replaced by JEE mains, and the JEE mains you are referring to is now JEE advanced.
@@Drew0Ranger
Points to be noted :
1. The exam is for highschoolers
2. Students need to complete a course of classical mechanics, extreme basics of quantum mechanics, fluid dynamics, calculus, functions, 3D geometry, electrochemistry, organic chemistry, and many more topics in 2 years.
3. No calculator is allowed.
4. On average you get 2 minutes per question (Physics and Chemistry included). Although you can manage the time as it's not necessary to solve all questions.
Edit :
5. From mains only 30% of 900,000 get qualified (in some years applicants reach upto 1200,000+). And out of those 30% only 10% are selected after advanced.
6. Students also need to study additional subjects like language and electives for school exams.
Pros : students who are selected for the institutes have quite a level of knowledge
Cons : High school life is immensely stressful
Point 1&2 ... its not llimited to 2 years only, those who clear the exam start prepration from 9th standard so minimum 4 years time and that too just on three subjects physics, chemistry and maths.... Point 3... Calculator is not needed anyways as there is no calculation....Point 4... Biggest mistake students make is trying to attempt as many as fast as possible, the best results come when the number of wrong answers are minimum.
@@polaris1985 Actually no. Those are some people who take extra classes to make advanced preparations before 11th. But people like us start from 11th (The course in schools actually starts from 11th). Also by highschoolers I mean to say that they have not started any UG programme yet.
Secondly, yes there is no numericals in calculus, but we do need numericals in physics and physical chemistry (mainly operations with 4-5 digit numbers)
Third, the reason people try to solve maximum questions is because the top 100-150 people always score 210+ out of 360 (maximum marks vary depending on the year). So if you want to be selected you must try not to skip more than 20 questions. Yes they do end up doing mistakes in the end, but it is the pressure that makes them do that.
Fyi on average more than 250,000 apply for advanced and only 25,000 get selected. In case of JEE mains, applicants are more than 900,000 (this year it is 1200,000+) and again only about 270,000 are qualified for admission in quality institutes or proceeding for JEE advanced for IIT.
So you know the competition....
Edit : Plus,yes it is only PCM for JEE. But you also need to study additional subjects like two languages and an elective because you need to give school exams as well.
@@AbsWrld885and bro 2min per question really 😂 , we don't need to do 100 percent paper...
We have 6 hours and need only 150 marks, so that not suits with 2min.per question
@@DeltaDecay-mu2qj It's 6 hours for two papers. For one paper it is 3 hours.
And I said 'on average' excluding the time that we will need to read and understand the question. I didn't say we have to strictly follow that rule. Apologies for the misunderstanding.
@@AbsWrld885 ok brother.
Plot twist : These questions must be done under 1 and half minute each in advance exam by 16 or 17 year old boys and girls🙃
Not 1 and half minute bro it's not neet😂😂
We have 6 hours to solve questions
@@SuhasKumar-q8xU have to solve total 120 questions in 2 shifts of 3 hours each.
@@prashantrai404 not always the same pattern bro
@@SuhasKumar-q8x no of questions and no of marks are approximately same.
@@SuhasKumar-q8x to bhai no of questions tumhare liye badal thode jayenge
I appeared for 2016 JEE Advanced paper, I remember that once the paper 1 was done, the attendance went down to 50% for paper 2 . 😅🤣
What are u doing now?
🤣 I hope that this happens in my year (2025) the competition would decrese dramatically 🤣
@@kshitijsingh2412 from where you are preparing
@@kshitijsingh2412this happened bcoz that year witnessed one of the toughest paper in JEE history, not bcoz people just didnt skipped.
If this would happen again then it doesn't mean competition would decrease, it just means there's now even lesser chances to cross cutoff
@@learner3341 self (cengage) 🤡
We actually don't get a formula sheet and sort of that ... Which makes this exam tougher than any other like mit exam ..... And I am so glad that the people other than Indian actually takes a look on the pattern of paper of our exams and even hustle and practice to solve so ... A very informative channel for those who actually don't praise the level of mindset of Indians... Jay hind ...
MIT has SATs which is 10th boards and 12 boards stuff. leaving behind english, which is considerably okish
@@anime_fan3624lmao, u aint getting into mit with just a good sat score, u need super strong profiles. Like even with an IMO bronze they might reject u
bro you need to have strong foundations and formulas are need to memorise not copied just stop making bulshit excuses
lil bro, even if MIT exams are pretty easy, doesn't mean you need a weak base and low level of knowledge to enter one@@anime_fan3624
Dude formulae sheet are provided in some exams unlike JEE. Thats what he wanted to say moron@@songshub9979
One of the Hardest Mathematics Exams in India ❌ One of the Hardest Mathematics Exams in the world ✅
Its actually quite simple if u look at as as a representative of 1-4 through 4 dimensions and understand the concept adheares
for 16-17 years.
What's ur rank then?@@user-ft7dp6ik2y
@@user-ft7dp6ik2yI am damn sure u are not a 17 year old lad....
@@SurprisedBoomBox-qv9vhi am 18 and I also find it simple for the same reason
When you're 17 year old and giving this exam its very very tough
Dont tryna scare me I aint getting scared by this im in 9th rn giving this exam in 2027 literally completed all the syllabus once so Im practicing now and those queshions were not that difficult to solve in this sample paper?
@@Ikjot1709 The JEE will be at the end of your bed tonight
@@Ikjot1709Cool! See you at the top, in 2027
@@Zeni-th. Ya and in 2027 my name Would be on AIR 1 because u never aim something u dont dream dumbo ;-;
@@Ikjot1709 what is formula of force.
Absolutely wonderful! This is the kind of content I am on CZcams for!
NO formula sheet is provided in exam
Also here in INDIA CMI(chennai mathematical institute) and ISI(Indian Statistical Institute) have there own entrance test which is generally set on higher level to that of jee advanced so may be you can also make a video on that .
ISI have two parts UGA that is objective nd UGB is descriptive (question paper link)
would love to that too
kudos to your effort
you got a sub👍👍😊😊
Most of ISI BStat graduates go to Stanford / MIT for PhD in stat/math.
Beautiful maths channel. No too much blah just solving maths problems one at a time. Love it. Once upon a time i passed this exam :).
I have been associated with this channel for a long time but I had not seen this video which is on the question paper of JEE Advanced, I liked your method of solving problems.I am also preparing for the same exam.Thank you so much
It's sad that Math channels are rarely popular. As a math enthusiast myself I love people who love mathematics ❤️❤️❤️
I am on my final year of high school and wish to create a community for math enjoyers someday.
I recommend 3blue1brown. Very popular maths focused channel.
Are you a girl?
Because I love mathematics, I've done my master's in it.😂
@@Xinnie_The_Flu No 😂
@@AbsWrld885 damn it😩
You are not alone. I too is a Math lover.❤
you'll love the 2022 paper ig, it's known for it's maths section.
greetings from india!
In that year the 2022 mains math paper looks more scary than advance paper
@@banshthappa3222 2022 and 2023 mains maths to an extent had ridiculously hard questions for no reason whatsoever
I gave advance in 2022, paper 1 maths was really hard. But second paper saved me and I fortunately cleared maths cutoff
@@banshthappa3222But p and c were easy. So balanced.
@@Warlord_MegatronI appeared for 2023 advanced just passed the cutoff for maths. Scored 19 in maths, 40 in physics and 42 in chemistry. Didn't get a college though. Appeared again this year, physics was hell tough. Maths was easy, organic was I think the toughest
So good you made the solutions look so simplified to understand…
For 16-17 year old studying in Class 11 and 12 with the time limit pressure it's hell of a tough nut to crack.
Specially when it's an elimination exam because ONLY 0.7% of 1.3mn students sitting for IIT exams actually manage to get a coveted seat in any of the IITs.
So you can imagine the stress when not even 1% makes the final cut in a nation where studying Maths and Sciences are treated as God level education.😊
Fr 😭
She is not giving an assessment of how tough it is to get into IIT from a zillion candidates jostling in a third world country, she is solving questions on its merit and commenting purely from a mathematical complexity point of view.. so pls hold your fragile egos be and let this genius show you maths can be fun .. (everything is not about competing and getting admission somewhere). This is exactly the reason why India sucks in research
@@montygenesisAnd in all the big institutes around the world you find Indians leading the Research centre. You have too much ego which may harm you one day. Respect everyone as one day everyone has to leave this world. You may be lucky to born somewhere which may not be the same in your next birth.
@@iotdeveloper I was born and raised in India and I still am an Indian.. though I don’t live in India anymore, also I don’t have an ego either.. not ashamed to call out what is wrong in our mindset.. that’s the only way we can improve ourselves. While you wrote all that, you yourself know in your heart how behind we are compared to the best in the world in terms of research and innovation.. but your false pride will not let you admit it. This is what we are missing collectively as people and country. Admitting one’s shortcomings is not a sign of weakness!
@@montygenesis Partially you are correct and that was because of previous govt who didnt gave any importance to research. Current Govt Make In India initiative has changed a lot in India. Lots of innovations are taking place in India and India now is growing at fast pace. When entire world economy was slowing down Indian economy was rising. You just see how everything changes for good in coming years in India.
Always love these videos. Be proud of yourself.
In Q38, you can multiply and divide by sin(π/6) and then write the numerator π/6 as the difference of the two denominator arguments, then apply trig identity to get a telescoping sum 😊
No we don't get any formula sheet or anything and on top of that, trigonometric relations are one of the easier things to remember for the JEE, co-ordinate geometry, inorganic chemistry and all and a hell lot of formulas in other parts..trig just takes 5 minutes to revise by the end of jee prep and the total time for revision by the end is about 50 hours so basically trig is really not much when compared to other portions..
My experience is that the problems, specially physics and to some extent mathematics aren't difficult per se, but most of them require a bit of creative thinking to eliminate many longer and nasty steps, which will eat your time in a time constrained exam.
The pressure of ticking clock and over a million competitors for a handful thousands of seats makes you take all kinds of stress and blocks your creativity and clear thinking, which, in my opinion is the actual challenge.
Just take higher level physics and math and you’ll get to a point where it is difficult, guaranteed :)
@@gonzalezm244I am in high school and saw special relativity in accelerated frames
My mind in phucked the rindler coordinates and shit are scary ☠️
@@champu823 that’s the spirit!
1-2 questions can be considered difficult I think (requiring creativity), others are more or less about how well you remember the techniques taught in your classes
@@gonzalezm244 I know. I have degrees in mechanical engineering and applied mathematics.
I was referring to the questions in the paper she was solving. I have qualified that exam, so, it was my opinion on it :)
for the 1st ques, there is a binomial trick, write P as some matrix A + Identity matrix I, then P^50=(A+I)^50
use binomial expansion, while finding A^2 or A^3 u'll see it will come out to be a null matrix, easily expandable
Yes bro right easy with binomial Sachin sir
its cayley hamilton theorem actually
Can you please explain how a^2 will be null matrix as by cayley hamilton theorem i can only find that a^3=0
@@Blaze_9208 let the matrix be A by applying the theorm u will get A³-3A²+3A-I=0...right?
@@Blaze_9208 i said A2 *or* A3 lol
Really enjoyed your explainations , great work.
The important point to note is after taking this exam, 4-5 yrs later you end up working on Microsoft excel and powerpoint
True
It is your choice and how much they pay you.
so much love and support from my side, keep it up 🤍
It's kinda funny to see an Software Engineer + math graduate + Astrodynamics Engineer to solve IIT jee adv paper,.. btw I love your videos l, they are inspiring...thanks..!
next 10 years India will produce the same with the help of NEP 2020
For those who don't know, the Indian students who appears for the exam are mostly between 17 to 19, you can't use calculator during the exam and you'll get only 2 or 3 minutes to solve every question.
Thank you for this clear and insightful breakdown of the mathematical problem! Your step-by-step explanation really good to grasp the concept effortlessly. Looking forward to more videos like this!"
for the qns in 8:17 , a very good solution can be the observation that ap is a linear term sequence and gp is product, make qns a lot more easier
you made the solutions look so easy , although i knew some questions approach as i am the aspirant for same exam
Thank you for this. It’s been 20yrs since I last gave the JEE. Somehow, I remember sweating blood trying to get through the Chem paper! That year, I thought the math papers was comparably kinder.
Woww great to see that you considered my advice ,🙏🙏 .
Excellent work!!
Didn't expect to see you here! You singlehandedly gave me an A in AS level physics. I hope I'll get the A* this year (credit ti you if I do).
Hi, in 15:06 there is a typo of the second integral where in square root there should be (-x-3) not (x-3), otherwise very good video.
Actually the first question can be solved in another and easier to think way that we can just split P = B + I as all the diagonals are 1 of P... now as B would be a matrix with trace(B)=0 hence we can think of nilpotent matrices as they also have their trace = 0... so if we do B^3 then we can see that it is a null matrix.... Now P^50 = (B+I)^50...Now as Identity matrix is commutative with all comparable matrices hence we can apply Binomial expansion in (B+I)^50... as B^3=0 hence we would only need to calculate till B^3 and rest all terms would get zero as if B^3=0 then B^4=B^5=B^6=.......=0... hence we can find P^50 in such a way too... btw very infomative vid...
Geometric series Note: a=3, b= 2, c= 1 (TT) = shadow polar coordinates, bearing "equation of time", T = 2a, 1b, 2T= 1+b, 1+a, c. Hardware resistor node electronic analog circuits. Harry Wave plotter, b= 1+0=1, arithmetic + geometric series = god, b11, a=1*0=0, a100, on yiur ohobe keypad its pin numbers 1,2,5 = a,b,a & 2,3,6 = b,a,c
No formula sheet and calculators are provided. In fact till Class 12 calculators in schools are prohibited.
Only in Engineering Colleges you can use scientific calculators in exams.
as someone from india watching this a week before the jee exam and as someone who decided eons ago that i dont want anything to do with engineering or maths for the rest of my life, i see that decision as a absolute win
😅😅😅😅😅👍👍👍👍
This is really helpful, its like i can practice the sums and if i cant solve one, then i have the video solution for it right there!
It was amazing to see you have solved all the questions within just 45 mins. Congrats to you. JEE in India is a cut-throat competition to secure a seat in IIT's. Most students do not understand the logics or the deep explanations behind these problems. All they do is learn by heart and learn the patterns and finally vomit in the exams thus decreasing the excellencies. This is so sad to see . That is why IIT's has never produced any notable noble laurates or people who have gained significant prizes for their contribution in a particular streams such as the fields medal.
This is an undergraduate exam for students who have just passed Higher Secondary Examination. The most striking factor here is time management. You don't get much time to solve those questions.
You could also check out the IIT Jam, GATE exams
Or the JEST and TIFR exams.
They may not be as popular as the JEE, but much harder.
😂
agree
No way lol 😂
@@Golden.Chords You are saying GATE is not harder than JEE? Are you ok?
CAT😢
Very impressive explanation and very beautiful hand-writing!
Thanks for sharing, Ellie!!
It´s an excellent Job Professor
I studied for more than 14 hours every day for three years to clear this exam. It didn't feel forced though in my case because I love Math and Physics. Didn't like some parts of Chemistry though which didn't depend on reasoning. During the preparation, I felt sort of blissful which is hard to express for me. Perhaps I felt that way because if you focus on something so much, then it almost feels like meditation. I took the exam in 2016.
rank?
I feel you. I felt the same when I gave exams to clear my backs.
The hard work is self reinforcing. It gives you a sense of tranquility.
It's like focusing in a video game
@@Aarusht420 ~3.5K, but because I genuinely love Math and Physics, I got good grades & got a department change to CS after first year. Although I wasn't actively looking for a dep change, but still was really happy when I got it.
@@Aarusht420 your reply reminds me of a quote - everyone see's your success but no one see's all the hardwork you did to reach there
@@eddie31415 great
Awesome work! Great Mind!
not only in india but in world it is considerd as tough for an 16 17 yrs old aspirant
Came here seeing the caption. As some one who is product of IIT, I had looked at math major exam of (UPSC main) civil services a few decades ago. They used to be more difficult than that of JEE. They were so difficult that most engineers those days used to study humanities subjects such as anthropology to get through the dreaded UPSC exam. It was quite ironic.
Ofcourse they would be more difficult. They ask engineering maths and higher level in UPSC and not high school standard
because upsc is not for 17-18 years old student
if you are taking Maths in Upsc, you should know MSc level maths
@@Aman-nk5uq don't call it the toughest exam in India then.
@@vsdktbkm5012 toughness is a relative term after all
@@vsdktbkm5012it's tough for high school students though
It's not about the questions. Its about the timing, whether one can solve whole paper in limited time or not.
After clearing jee advance
I am watching this
And oh my god your way of solving questions is so amazing
I did it everything in hurry but you did patiently ❤
Ayee congratsse!!
wonderfully worked thru ... calculus rocks !
jee advanced is not the hardest mathematics exam though it is very very tough the exam for ISI(India statistical institute) is the top one
IMO is the king
@@unitedstates5922 imo and putnam
putnam is harder@@unitedstates5922
@@Sundowner-jq9tunope isi have tougher than cmi
4:32 No we don't get any formula sheet
PS I have JEE Advanced exam on 26may
Q1 there's a much nicer way to solve the question by taking P as a martix + identity matrix then applying binomial expansion on p^50 and finding which p^power it becomes zero and subsequently solving
Q1 can also be done through binomial by breaking the matrix in identity+ another matrix say B and when we will apply binomial expansion either b^2 or b^3 will give us null matrix ultimately having us to calculate p^50 easily
I hope you don’t mind me asking, but what apps do you use when writing and solving problems digitally?
She uses Goodnotes!
The thing is that the examination is for school students and you have to solve one paper of an entire subject within *an hour*.
Very helpful ❤
great review!
A full time mathematician competing with high schoolers which 3 subjects and 3 of them being ridiculously tough
Indians are actually pretty Good at Mathematics. U know there were many Legendary Mathematicians and statisticians were born in India. I'm myself is a Statistics student.
More success to you maam ❤❤
well i would like to bring in your notice that indias most difficult mathematics problems are asked not only in advanced but in other papers such as UGB and UGA ....i m not sure which among the 2 asks fundamental questions but the other one surely has a eague..another exam is IOQM and its other stages...well it has to be the most difficult as qualifying all the stages of IOQM will land you tocompete in International Maths OLYMPIADS cya...btw loved seeing u solving questions
Would be cool to see the korean csat or gaokao, theyre crazy
No way anyone in this world could solve the adv. 2016 paper in 1 hour 😅
Usne master kiya hai bhai and I think PhD bhi kiya honga usne 👍
Solve to honga he n
@@ishannn9619achha tu bhi krle bhai fir, easy h na😮
@@aryanmahraur9928 mera master nai huwa warna kar deta ok
@@aryanmahraur9928 usne yeh nhi bola ki paper easy hain, usne bola ki iss ladki ne cambridge main masters and phd ki hain. so, for her it must be easy since she has studied to a point of higher education.
She is a master and on top of that i think she is just talking about the Maths section
Thanks PROF UR the best.
you and i really have a level difference u made it sound so simple
4:36 you don't get any formulae sheet in JEE Advanced paper.
Hey Ellie. Could you recommend a book on measure based probability? I want something which is a bit gentler, but introduces the main concepts without assuming too much of the reader. I’ve taken a real analysis course already so I know some basic concepts already, but I find some “classic” texts that people mention are too dense. Let me know what you think.
I think this is not what you're looking for but the bright side of mathematics youtube channel has a fantastic course on measure theory.
If you watch that series, you might be able to attack some denser books.
@EllieSleightholm
total of 90 questions (30 for each Physics, Chemistry, and Maths). Students need to answer only 25 questions from each subject within 3 hours. If you pick 25 questions. You have to answer each question 2:40 Min:Sec. It's not easy like you are solving. We don't have times for details. We use trick to solve as soon as possible.
"From [Grothendieck], I have also learned not to take glory in the difficulty of a proof: difficulty means we have not understood. The idea is to be able to paint a landscape in which the proof is obvious."
but mam why you Don’t solved integer type questions ?. thats why you don’t gone From hard levels
believe me ... Being a jee advanced aspirant I can easily say that there are even more difficult problems that have been asked in this exam. Only this video cannot truly reveal the toughness.
I did the entire mathematics section of the paper. I did not choose any specific problems, I did them all. I also chose the 2016 paper as it’s been recommended. Hope that helps :)
Bruh !! She is a Cambridge graduate in mathematics core !! She can solve those any kinds of jee advanced maths problem!! Which we are pissed to even look at!
although you are a graduate as well as you have completed master degree also, so it is typically easier for you but think if u are in a age of 17 or 18 you can't solve this paper @@EllieSleightholm
@@EllieSleightholm Feeling very grateful that you replied. I am trying to say that there are some specific top rank deciding questions that according to to the official data released by the conducting IIT , only 1 or 2 percent of candidates were able to attempt the question correctly under the immense exam pressure . These most tough questions are designed in a way that it must be skipped in the exam hall , otherwise it will consume your time and at last you will find that your answer even doesn't matches the options .
Note : Advanced level High School physics and chemistry is also there. For physics preparation we use IE IRODOV which is one of the most difficult high school physics book . And also societal pressure, peer pressure, fear of failure , very limited time in the exam hall (about 3-4 minutes for each question ) .... So all this contributes to the toughness of the paper .
Hope you understand what I am saying.
@@Dizzybizzzypat0101 Yeah.. I agree with you .
The JEE Advanced exam comprises two papers - Paper 1 and Paper 2. Students have to appear for both papers. The question paper consists of three subjects, i.e., Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Duration 6 hrs (same day). So dont compare with math Olympiad and candidates are over 180k
Perfect video mam ❤
i think people who compare jee advanced to mit integration bee dont realise the following:
1. jee adv is for 12th graders, not for graduates/undergraduates
2. we have to prepare for physics and chemistry along with math, and its not like were only gonna be preparing integrals for jee math
3. we got only 2 years to prepare all 3 subjects, and also we have all of algebra, precalc, and calc to prepare for the difficult exam
The hardest statistics topic that we have is the Bayes' theorem, there is not much focus on inferential statistics. Most distributions like the normal d, chi-squared d, and stuff like hypothesis testing is not in syllabus...
Also, we would love to see you attempt the CMI entrance, ISI Entrance, and INMO papers...
Kudos on solving this paper so easily. However, one of the tricks to solving this paper quickly is, especially MCQs, is to verify the result raher than actually solving it. For example in the coordinate geometry equation could have calculated the point P and the could have verified the equation of the plane that satisfies the point P and the straight line. Could have saved maybe 30 seconds?
In 2016 I have cracked jee advanced and am btech+mtech graduated from IIT Roorkee in electrical engineering in 2021.
Sometimes I remembered those days and got motivate to do work when I got demotivated.
Now I am a jee advanced educator in Physics at a local institute. And am preparing my own company in the field of dairy farming.
IIT❤❤❤❤❤
17 years old solving it within 1 hour or take 80 minutes if he managed to solve chemistry in 40 mins. And need to get 95 percent correct with negative marking to get in top colleges.
Air 1 ki baat kr rhe ho kya😂
IMAGINE AS A STUDENT OF 12TH HAVE TO FOCUS ON BOARD EXAMS +ENGLISH CORE+IIT +PILOT GOT JUST 365 DAYS AND THEN EXAMS LOTS OF COMPETITION OH GAWD REALLY EXHAUSTING FOR ME
imo you're overcomplicating it.
Don't care about the competition, just be rooted in yourself and have fun studying.
Just prep for jee, board exams will be a breeze.
If you trap yourself in the rabit hole 'iit of nothing' bs, you'll end up kys. So just enjoy the journey and go with the flow.
Most importantly, have faith.
All the best!
Excellent video but just as an FYI,
1. No formula sheet
2. No calculator
3. Just stationery allowed in the exam and you are given question booklet and a OMR sheet.
4. Don't remember if we get blank rough sheets for solving, but my guess is we did.
5. Hardest exam I think there is for undergrad students but excellent feeling if you do well.
It's hard because of the way science subjects are taught in India. A student of Oxford University was able to solve the IIT question paper in half the allotted time.
I Mean He's In University Already But The Exam Is For 12th Graders
Also If He's In Oxford He Must Be One Of The Best Brains Too🤷🏻♂️
Try solving the CMI (Chennai Mathematical Institute) and ISI (Indian Statistical Institute) entrance papers. If we consider math papers, they contain one of the hardest problems.
In JEE you don't get any formula sheet. I cracked it in 2007
Great sir❤
Anyone try to Solve the Physics portion of this Year Paper,It was toughest of all time ever it comes which make the paper hard. not ever time same portion is hard, some times physics is hard, sometimes maths is tough and some time chemistry is tricky👍🏻
Only outstanding and motivated students will get through these exams.
Question.46 24:53 I am in class 11th And did that question while solving the Pyqs It was really a interesting question for me as you need to understand the basic definition of integration for this one and we can easily simplify that limit not that a hard task to do. I did it in half an hour approximately. A clap of appreciation for your work.
I remember when I gave this exam in 2016, it was really hard for me at that time. And now looking back, not so much.
4:36 No, sheets/calculator are not allowed or given in the examination. You have to memorize everything.
I really wanted to know that how much time it took to solve this paper.
Also, Correction in Question 44. omega is actually parallel to u cross v so, u cross v = k*omega
since u cross v and omega are unit vectors so k=1 hence u cross v = omega.
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I cleared JEE advanced exam in 2016, I think i only able solve 8/9 questions from math section for paper 1, 10 questions from paper 2.
The problem is the time limit in Maths unlike Physics and Chemistry .
Looking at the video, how you solve is impressive, reminds me those days if answer didn't match...i go for hit and trial.
Sir can I get some tips... My first ever attempt is after 30 days...
I have done some average preparation.. Like dpps and just pyqs🥲
@@AmannMahra
In 30 days....you can't finish all, just revise the key concept of the important chapters.
Makes sure you solve atleast last 5 previous year question papers because that's the key....we will get know how to approach the solution and make sure not to solve those question on exam in which you 're not confident enough. My friends had the same mistakes.
Note: If possible just cut off the social media apps. You will get better result (From my experience)
@@MohitSingh-zq4hz thank you very much
I haven't been on social media since last one year
Why are most of us Indians only commenting about the calculators and how hard the paper is? 😂Nobody cares about that. Rather try to look at the new perspective to look at questions and try to implement that. U are not gonna achieve anything by crying abt it, it only shows our insecurity towards other countries smh
That's what I'm sayingg
For real, im an indian studying abroad and I never got the chance to learn maths this in depth, that too at a young age. And it just frustrates me seeing comments talking about how in india theres a harder exam and indians boasting on every comment section saying that oh it is very easy.
Maybe coz ur country doesn’t have a hard exam lmao
Womp womp
@@vega_pretty having a hard exam doesn't mean anything. India is decades behind in innovation and technology. India doesn't produce technological & engineering patents in the likes of Japan, Germany, China and USA
@@sailingadventurer i know
most of the students don't crack jee because of their interest in engineering. its just that they want to graduate from a good college to get good packages in companies.
engineering stream in india doesnt limit you to only engineering. you can change your path anytime after you graduate from iit. moreover iit tag makes it easier for a person to excel in his future career. i am aiming for jee myself because i want to become a lawyer, not an engineer.
I was "lucky" to study Matrices in my first term at KGP courtesy of Prof. Agarwal (and the "let us suppose" refrain) 'coz H.S. education in those days didn't cover it, fortunate to continue as a post-doc at Cambridge (yeah, those were the years when I "had" to go to the library to read the Black Hole equations fresh off the press), and naturally glad there are H.S. students today who can solve these problems, but the natural question is that will all this learning help a Metallurgy graduate become the next CEO at Google? I watch my grandson solve 3x3 matrices and despite his "addiction" to Blender and RPG, his school teachers never venture into applied math (for graphics) to explain practical concepts. Interesting and delighted at the progress of students worldwide but is this the best way to separate the wheat from the chaff?
I gave this exam in 2016, I don’t even know how I got through the physics paper although it was my strongest subject. Passed the exam though so kudos to that :)
Jee Advanced is very hard. But it isn't the hardest mathematics paper in India. Its the CMI paper
scoring 50% marks is enough to get rank under 1000....this way, you can expect the difficulty of questions...especilly maths remains toughtest paper every year
No way Scoring 50% Marks for rank under 1000 is not longer true .. nowadays the paper level is decreasing and You need to score more marks in order to achieve good rank
@@AbhishekPal-dv2gvpaper lvl isn’t decreased much but lvl of preparation among students is hella increasing
@@profDHUMKETU yes it's one of the reason but see the old paper like 2015,2016,2019,2020 and then see 2024 paper ..you will see the difference
@@AbhishekPal-dv2gv ik mate I just gave this year paper , and yeah physics was tougher maths and chem was moderate , or I’ll say maths was somewhat easy to moderate
Its not like exam is tough because if its level
The main reason for exan is considered the toughest is because if jts vast syllabus
Jee adv is certainly have esaier paper than national and international olympiads
But see most people who r appear in olympuad just focuses on one subject either math or phys or iao
But for jee adv we have to study a lot of syllabus
We have to study physics chemistry and maths and trust me we have to learn many conceptual theories which americans learn in college 1st or 2nd year
And jee adv is said to be toughest not because of maths but because of phys(some questions are the same level of national olympiad)...
Hello, 15:17 in question 42 in the last step. How do you get the limits of each interval? & also how sqrt(-x-3) is sqrt(x-3) ?