Bhubaneshwar, May 19(Newshub Desk)– The JEE Advanced 2025 examination, held on May 18 and conducted by IIT Kanpur, put students to the test with its varied difficulty levels across subjects.
Aspiring IITians tackled complex problem-solving questions, but Mathematics proved to be the toughest hurdle, particularly in Paper 2, which featured lengthy calculations.
Physics posed a moderate challenge, requiring conceptual clarity, while Chemistry emerged as the easiest section, offering straightforward, concept-based questions.
Each paper contained 48 questions (16 per subject), covering multiple problem-solving formats like single-correct, multiple-correct, and numerical-type questions.
Candidates can download their response sheets on May 22, followed by the release of the provisional answer key on May 26, which will be open for challenges.
The final results, including All India Ranks, will be declared on June 2, marking the beginning of JoSAA counselling for IIT admissions.
Aspiring candidates can access official question papers and answer keys on the JEE Advanced website ().
