JEE Main 2022 Preparation Tips & Expected Chapter-Wise Weightage

With NTA expected to announce the JEE Main 2022 examination schedule shortly on its official website, it is high time we discuss the viable JEE Main preparation tips and the expected chapter-wise weightage. This year as well, NTA is expected to conduct the JEE Main examination in four shifts and the first shift of this year’s JEE Main exam is expected to be conducted in March. If that indeed turns out to be the case, then the aspirants have less than 60 days for the final push.

In this article, we will discuss the short-term preparation strategy along with some expert tips and tricks that the candidates must be aware of before the “final blitz”. Also, we will provide the candidates with the chapter-wise weightage in this article which will help them identify which chapters have had more weightage in the past and where their focus should lie.

Detailed JEE Main 2022 Syllabus

Before we provide the JEE Main aspirants with the short-term preparation tips and chapter-wise weightage, we have provided them with the detailed and latest JEE Main syllabus in this section –

JEE Main 2022 Syllabus for B.E/B.Tech

Subject Name	Chapters
Physics	● Kinematics ● Physics & Measurement ● Magnetic Effects of Currents & Magnetism ● Laws of Motion ● Current Electricity ● Energy, Power and Work ● Electrostatics ● Gravitation Rotational Motion ● Electronic Devices ● Properties of Liquids & Solids ● Nuclei & Atoms ● Thermodynamics ● Radiation & Dual Nature of Matter ● Kinetic Theory of Gases ● Alternating Currents & Electromagnetic Induction ● Oscillation & Waves
Chemistry	● Characterisation of Organic Compounds & Purification ● Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry ● Organic Compounds Containing Halogens & Oxygen, Nitrogen ● Polymers ● Biomolecules ● Hydrocarbons ● Classification of Elements & Periodicity in Properties ● Process of Isolation of Metals & General Principles ● Hydrogen ● Block Elements: p, s, d and f ● Coordination Compounds ● Environmental Chemistry ● Equilibrium ● Surface Chemistry ● Chemical Kinetics ● Electrochemistry & Redox Reactions ● The States of Matter ● Molecular Structure & Chemical Bonding ● Basic concepts in Chemistry
Mathematics	● Trigonometry ● 3-D Geometry ● Coordinate Geometry ● Continuity & Differentiability, Limit ● Mathematical Induction ● Binomial Theorem ● Sets, Relations & Functions ● Vector Algebra ● Probability & Statistics ● Integral Calculus & Differential Equations ● Series & Sequences ● Permutations & Combinations ● Determinants & Matrices ● Quadratic Equations & Complex Numbers

JEE Main 2022 Syllabus for B.Arch/B.Planning

The JEE Main (Paper 2) is conducted for B.Arch and B.Plan aspirants and the syllabus is segregated into Drawing Test, Mathematics and Aptitude Test. The Syllabus has been discussed in the table below –

Part 1

Part 2

● Awareness of persons, Buildings, Materials

● Analytical Reasoning & Mental Ability (Numerical & Verbal, Visual)

● Visualizing different sides of 3D objects

● Visualizing 3D objects from 2D drawings

● Texture related to build environment & Architecture

● Objects

● 3 D perception: Appreciation & understanding of scale & proportion of objects, Elements & building forms, contrast & harmony, Colour texture

● Development of surfaces & volumes

● Transformation of forms both two dimensional (2D) & three dimensional (3D) union

● Abstract shapes & patterns in pencil

● Generation of Plan

● Rotation & subtraction

● Sketching of scenes & activities from memory of public space, festivals, markets street scenes, recreational spaces etc

● Creating two dimensional (2D) and three dimensional (3D) compositions using given forms and shapes

● Elevations & three dimensional (3D) views of objects

● Landscape & rural life

JEE Main 2022 Chapter Wise Weightage

With the latest syllabus for the upcoming JEE Main syllabus discussed, it is time to provide the candidates with the chapter-wise weightage. Let us find out which chapters carried more weightage in the last couple of years and are expected to do the same this year too –

JEE Main 2022 Physics Chapter-Wise Weightage

Chapter Name	Expected Number of Questions	Maximum Marks Expected
Modern Physics	05	20
Electrostatics	03	12
Current Electricity	03	12
Optics	03	12
Heat & Thermodynamics	03	12
Magnetics	02	8
● Electromagnetic Induction ● AC ● Waves ● Solids & Fluids ● Simple Harmonic Motion ● Gravitation ● Rotation ● Center of Mass Impulse & Momentum ● Work, Power & Energy ● Laws of Motion ● Kinematics ● Unit, Dimension & Vector	01 each	4

JEE Main 2022 Chemistry Chapter-Wise Weightage

Chapter Name	Expected Number of Questions	Maximum Marks Expected
Periodic Table & Representative Elements	03	12
Transition Elements & Coordinate Geometry	03	12
Nuclear Chemistry and Environment	02	8
Solid-State and Surface Chemistry	02	8
Chemical and Ionic Equilibrium	02	8
Chemical Bonding	02	8
Atomic Structure	02	8
Thermodynamics & Gaseous State	02	8
● Aromatic Compounds ● Carbohydrates ● Amino Acid & Polymers ● Carboxylic Acid & its Derivatives ● Alkyl Halides ● Hydrocarbon ● Stereochemistry ● General Organic Chemistry ● Solution & Colligative Properties ● Chemical Kinetics ● Electrochemistry ● Redox Reaction, Mole Concept	01 each	4

JEE Main 2022 Mathematics Chapter-Wise Weightage

Chapter Name	Expected Number of Questions	Maximum Marks Expected
Coordinate Geometry	05	20
Integral Calculus	03	12
Limits, Continuity and Differentiability	03	12
Vector Algebra	02	8
3-D Geometry	02	8
Statistics & Probability	02	8
Matrices & Determinants	02	8
Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation	02	8
● Differential Calculus ● Statics & Dynamics ● Differential Equation ● Mathematical Reasoning ● Trigonometry ● Sequences & Series ● Binomial Theorem & its Applications ● Permutations & Combinations ● Sets, Relation and Function	01 each	4

JEE Main 2022 Preparation Tips

With less than a month now to go for the first phase of the JEE Main 2022 examination (expected), our experts have prepared a list of “Do’s” that will help the candidates ace the final stage of their preparation –

Mock examinations and real-time analysis have been reported to be especially beneficial as students tend to learn from their mistakes. It helps them to avoid such mistakes on the day of the examination. Strenuous revision and taking multiple mock exams will help the candidates to get more familiar with the subjects and concepts. In addition, it keeps them up and running on the current trend and pattern of the examination
The candidates must make a methodical revision strategy and stick to it to assess their clarity on each of the topics. The candidates are assured of more success if they take a methodical approach to effective revision planning
The candidates must plan their studies with the amount of time available until the test in mind. The candidates must make a practice of highlighting key concepts while studying that will aid them in rapid adjustments later on. The appropriate plan, together with time management, is critical in determining exam results. The candidates must have a sufficient amount of practice to be able to quickly react to the level of the paper and behave accordingly
The candidates must begin their preparations with NCERT textbooks since these textbooks provide the foundation for the JEE Main exams. The textbooks also provide a solid conceptual foundation that is easy to grasp. The candidates must follow question banks from reputable sources and solve them in a reliable manner to aid in efficient practice for the main exam
The candidates must never hesitate to seek clarification from the professors and never be afraid of asking questions. Speaking to the mentors and peers can also prove to be helpful for the candidates

Sometimes, smart effort triumphs over hard labor and strategic planning provide a greater result. Regular practice leads to adaptability and quick responses to questions. It results in making the most of the available time in the revision for better scoring. The candidates should concentrate more on honing their abilities through frequent reworking to refine the principles. Making self-written notes aid in memorizing equations, tricks and hints as they are quite useful throughout the preparatory stages. Taking some time off prepares the brain to relax and recall the information the candidates have learnt.

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