IIT JEE quite well famed for its pattern changing strategy on year to year basis. Here is exam pattern of IIT JEE 2011. This information is taken from different sources available on www.
In IIT JEE 2011, there were 10 sets for IIT-JEE 2011 "0 to 9". The order of subjects in both papers were the same – Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics
PAPER I -
Total No. of questions: 69
Total marks: 240
Order of the Questions (for all the sets): Physics(23) -> Chemistry(23) -> Maths(23)
Pattern of Paper-1:
Q.No.1 to 7 – Single Correct Choice Type (7 questions for 21 marks).
+3 for correct answer and -1 for wrong answer
Q.No. 8 to 11 – Multiple Correct Choice Type (4 questions for 16 marks).
+4 for correct answer with NO negatives
Q.No. 12 to 16 – Paragraph Type(5 questions for 15 marks). There were 2 paragraphs- one paragraph with 2 questions and the second one with 3 questions. All questions were of Single Correct Choice Type.
+3 for correct answer and -1 for wrong answer
Q.No.17 to 23- Integer Type (7 questions for 28 marks). Answers were of single digit (ie, 0 to 9) .
+4 for correct answer with NO negatives.
Paper II -
Paper 2 was different from paper 1 in terms of the total number of questions, type of questions and the difficulty level. For the first time Multiple Answer Type, Integer Answer Type and Matrix Match Type appeared in one paper.
Total No. of questions: 60
Total marks: 240
Order of the Questions (for all the sets): Physics(20) -> Chemistry(20) -> Maths(20)
Pattern of Paper-2:
Q.No.1 to 8 – Single Correct Choice Type (8 questions for 24 marks).
+3 for correct answer and -1 for wrong answer
Q.No. 9 to 12 – Multiple Correct Choice Type (4 questions for 16 marks).
+4 for correct answer with NO negatives. There was NO partial marking as well.
Q.No. 13 to 18 – Integer Type (6 questions for 24 marks). Answers were of single digit (i.e., 0 to 9) .
+4 for correct answer with NO negatives.
Q.No.19 & 20- Matrix Match Type (2 questions with 4 rows each – for 16 marks). There were 4 elements in the first column to be matched with 5 elements in the second column.
Each row carried 2 marks. There were NO negative marking.
Subject-wise Analysis of IIT-JEE 2011-
CHEMISTRY: Paper 1 - Difficulty Level: Moderate
Many questions in this part were designed to gauge the conceptual clarity of the test takers.
CHEMISTRY: Paper 2 - Difficulty Level: Tough
This paper was tougher than paper 1. Weightage wise the Physical > Organic > Inorganic formula is maintained. The complexity of Organic Chemistry portions made this interesting one.
PHYSICS: Paper 1 - Difficulty Level: Tough
This paper was a challenging one. Mechanics made the most part.
PHYSICS: Paper 2 - Difficulty Level: Moderate
The difficulty level of this paper was slightly less than paper 1 especially the Integer Answer Type.
MATHEMATICS: Paper 1 - Difficulty Level: Moderate
Few questions in Integer answer type require in-depth understanding of the concepts with firmness in solving problems. Trigonometry made a good portion in this paper; the questions on matrices required quick thinking to understand and solve the questions.
MATHEMATICS: Paper 2 - Difficulty Level: Tough
This paper required doing more calculations comparison to paper 1.
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In IIT JEE 2011, there were 10 sets for IIT-JEE 2011 "0 to 9". The order of subjects in both papers were the same – Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics
PAPER I -
Total No. of questions: 69
Total marks: 240
Order of the Questions (for all the sets): Physics(23) -> Chemistry(23) -> Maths(23)
Pattern of Paper-1:
Q.No.1 to 7 – Single Correct Choice Type (7 questions for 21 marks).
+3 for correct answer and -1 for wrong answer
Q.No. 8 to 11 – Multiple Correct Choice Type (4 questions for 16 marks).
+4 for correct answer with NO negatives
Q.No. 12 to 16 – Paragraph Type(5 questions for 15 marks). There were 2 paragraphs- one paragraph with 2 questions and the second one with 3 questions. All questions were of Single Correct Choice Type.
+3 for correct answer and -1 for wrong answer
Q.No.17 to 23- Integer Type (7 questions for 28 marks). Answers were of single digit (ie, 0 to 9) .
+4 for correct answer with NO negatives.
Paper II -
Paper 2 was different from paper 1 in terms of the total number of questions, type of questions and the difficulty level. For the first time Multiple Answer Type, Integer Answer Type and Matrix Match Type appeared in one paper.
Total No. of questions: 60
Total marks: 240
Order of the Questions (for all the sets): Physics(20) -> Chemistry(20) -> Maths(20)
Pattern of Paper-2:
Q.No.1 to 8 – Single Correct Choice Type (8 questions for 24 marks).
+3 for correct answer and -1 for wrong answer
Q.No. 9 to 12 – Multiple Correct Choice Type (4 questions for 16 marks).
+4 for correct answer with NO negatives. There was NO partial marking as well.
Q.No. 13 to 18 – Integer Type (6 questions for 24 marks). Answers were of single digit (i.e., 0 to 9) .
+4 for correct answer with NO negatives.
Q.No.19 & 20- Matrix Match Type (2 questions with 4 rows each – for 16 marks). There were 4 elements in the first column to be matched with 5 elements in the second column.
Each row carried 2 marks. There were NO negative marking.
Subject-wise Analysis of IIT-JEE 2011-
CHEMISTRY: Paper 1 - Difficulty Level: Moderate
Many questions in this part were designed to gauge the conceptual clarity of the test takers.
CHEMISTRY: Paper 2 - Difficulty Level: Tough
This paper was tougher than paper 1. Weightage wise the Physical > Organic > Inorganic formula is maintained. The complexity of Organic Chemistry portions made this interesting one.
PHYSICS: Paper 1 - Difficulty Level: Tough
This paper was a challenging one. Mechanics made the most part.
PHYSICS: Paper 2 - Difficulty Level: Moderate
The difficulty level of this paper was slightly less than paper 1 especially the Integer Answer Type.
MATHEMATICS: Paper 1 - Difficulty Level: Moderate
Few questions in Integer answer type require in-depth understanding of the concepts with firmness in solving problems. Trigonometry made a good portion in this paper; the questions on matrices required quick thinking to understand and solve the questions.
MATHEMATICS: Paper 2 - Difficulty Level: Tough
This paper required doing more calculations comparison to paper 1.
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