Easy and Difficult Topics in JEE Maths Helps You To Get Good Score
Joint Entrance Examination shortly referred to as JEE, is a single-window entrance test to India’s top engineering colleges. The three main subjects of importance in JEE are Physics, Maths, and Chemistry.
Not only for the students in India but for NRI, PIO, OCI Students also, JEE is of prime importance. This is because NITs, CFIs, IIITs, SPAs & state universities admit students underDASA scheme based on the JEE Mains Rank (from 2022-23 onwards).
Since JEE involves negative marking for every wrong answer, preparing according to easy & difficult topics of JEE Maths will help the student score more marks with less negative marking insufficient time.
Here we will classify the JEE Math topics based on their difficulty level.
Here in the below table is RD Sharma Main Topics which is a very important one if you are plain to attempt JEE Main or Other Engineering Entrance Examination.
JEE syllabus includes properties of complex numbers, modulus and arguments of complex numbers, and various forms of complex numbers. Although the conceptual portion of this topic is relatively simple.
The application part is considered tough by a few students. This is why this chapter falls under one of the toughest topics.
Since the conceptual part is easy, students fail to give importance and work more on this topic which is yet another reason it becomes a tough part of the examination. Complex numbers contribute about 7 marks out of 120.
Probability and Statistics
The student must be thorough with all the applicational aspects and methodologies of solving probability & statistics problems. This ability comes in only with a lot of practice. Statistics is also yet another difficult topic.
Because stats & probability involve numerous formulas learning them all and applying the right formula to the right question will help the candidate get through tricky questions. These topics involve a bit of lateral thinking to solve easily. You can expect a total of 6 to 7 marks on these two topics.
The following subjects are moderately difficult but have higher weightage when compared with the difficult ones.
Algebra
This belongs to one of the inevitable topics in the syllabus of JEE Maths. It has the highest weightage among all the topics. It contributes about 35% of the total 120 marks. Algebra can be mastered easily by practicing various types of questions.
Elimination of options can be adopted to solve these types of questions. There are a few questions in this chapter, whose solution runs to pages. By following a few tips and tricks, they can be guessed and solved easily. This helps the candidate to save a lot of time for the other topics and subjects as well.
Trigonometry
Trigonometry is yet another topic that stands on par with Algebra. The weightage here is just 7% but students prefer solving these problems.
Trigonometry falls under the moderate category because of several formulas and methodologies. Conceptually, this is yet another easy topic for students to tackle.
Calculus
Integral and differential calculus, both are a part of the JEE Maths syllabus. Students usually fear these topics because it involves a lot of formulas and operations. But it contributes around 33% to the total. So, it is another bulk subject where the student can score more.
Only practice can help the students get through calculus. Thorough memorization of the formula and the ability to apply it right to the questions will help the candidate solve these problems with ease.
Coordinate Geometry
This involves circles, lines, 2D & 3D geometry. Here again, the candidates are expected to remember a few formulas. Along with the graphs & numerical, students can also encounter theoretical & derivation-based questions in geometry. It stands second with a weightage of 25%.
With just a few formulas you will be able to solve the answer directly without much complication. A strong conceptual base is all you need to ace this topic. Sequence & series include progressions like arithmetic and geometric with formulas that are easily memorable.
With a thorough understanding of how the sequences are formed, students can tackle the problems easily.
Matrices
Matrices are the most loved and easiest topic. Though it involves a lot of steps, with concentration and a few basic operations, you can solve its questions easily.
But a lack of concentration or a silly mistake in any part may lead you to the wrong answer. You can master this topic by practicing a variety of such problems.
This guide is just to help you start your preparation for Maths for JEE 2022 & JEE 2022. With continuous efforts and practice, you will be able to solve all the topics comfortably.
Make sure you practice regularly. Give equal importance to all the topics. Avoid making vague guesses, as this might drag your score down with the negative marking system.
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