Is Wbjee 2021 paper easy?

Based on the previous year’s analysis, WBJEE 2021 for both Paper I and Paper II, the overall difficulty level of the exam was moderate, wherein Paper I (Mathematics) was moderate but lengthy while Paper-II (Physics & Chemistry) was easy to moderate.

Is Wbjee 2021 tough?

A vast number of students from West Bengal and other states appear for this exam. Cracking this exam is not very tough as the difficulty level of the questions asked in WBJEE is far easier than JEE Main and JEE Advanced.

Which one is tough WBJEE or JEE mains?

Answer. WBJEE is relatively easier than JEE MAINS. Syllabus of WBJEE is same as JEE MAINS and questions level of JEE MAINS is little bit tougher than WBJEE. You just need to solve previous years papers of WBJEE to boost your score and to get idea about question pattern of WBJEE..

How difficult is WBJEE 2020?

Students who prepared for JEE mains could easily attempt Paper I and Paper II. While most of the students found Mathematics section tough, the Physics section was easy and the Chemistry section was moderate. The overall difficulty level of WBJEE 2020 was moderate. Check WBJEE Paper I and Paper II detailed Analysis here:

How many questions are there in the WBJEE?

But WBJEE has total 2 sections: maths for 1 hours (100 questions) and P&C for 1 hours (100 questions). Also there is multiple answer type mcqs. After completing maths obviously you will be tired to do the rest. For the time pressure, students make lots of silly mistakes in WBJEE. Maths is as level as JEE Mains.

What is the difference between WBJEE and JEE Mains?

JEE mains limited number of questions (25 from each, total 75 questions containing 60 mcqs and 15 numerical answer type questions). Total time 3 hours. But WBJEE has total 2 sections: maths for 1 hours (100 questions) and P&C for 1 hours (100 questions). Also there is multiple answer type mcqs.

What is wbwbjee paper Analysis?

WBJEE paper analysis provides information on the difficulty level of the examination based on various sources like expert’s advice, coaching institutes etc. that provide more granular insight to aspirants.