JEE Advanced is the entrance test for the 23 Indian Institutes of Technology — including IIT Madras, Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur, Kharagpur and Roorkee, six of NIRF 2025's overall top ten. It is set by the IITs in rotation and is open only to the top 2.5 lakh JEE Main candidates.
| Our mock | 54 MCQs — Physics 18, Chemistry 18, Mathematics 18 |
| Real paper | Two 3-hour papers of about 180 marks each, mixing single-correct and multiple-correct MCQs, numerical-answer and matching questions in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. |
| Time | 3 hours per paper; two compulsory papers |
| Marking | Single-correct MCQs: +3 for a correct answer, −1 for a wrong one. Multiple-correct questions can earn partial marks. |
| Admission | Your All India Rank comes from your total across both papers. IIT seats are allotted by rank through JoSAA; IISc's BS (Research) and the IISERs also admit on JEE Advanced ranks. Only the top 2.5 lakh JEE Main candidates may sit it. |
| Key dates | JEE Advanced 2027: the date has not been announced yet. |
Practice by topic. Every question comes with a worked solution and a note on why each wrong option is wrong, so you learn from every mistake.
Full JEE Advanced mock. 54 questions in the real section order and time limit, marked with the real scheme (including negative marking), followed by a full review. Our mock is one 3-hour paper of 54 single-correct MCQs — 18 per subject — taken from the hardest level of the bank and marked +3 / −1. Use the official past papers for the other question types.