Who makes the IIT JEE questions?

The questions for the Indian Institutes of Technology Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE) are created by a team of professors and subject experts from the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). Here is a more detailed breakdown of the process: 1. **Organizing Institute:** - Each year, one of the IITs is designated as the organizing institute for the JEE Advanced exam. This institute is responsible for overseeing the entire process, from question paper creation to conducting the examination. - The organizing institute rotates annually among the IITs. 2. **Question Paper Committee:** - The organizing IIT forms a question paper committee consisting of experienced faculty members from various IITs. - These faculty members are experts in their respective subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics). 3. **Question Setting:** - The committee members independently create a pool of questions based on the JEE syllabus. - Questions are designed to test a wide range of skills, including conceptual understanding, analytical ability, and problem-solving skills. 4. **Review and Moderation:** - The pool of questions undergoes multiple rounds of review and moderation to ensure quality, difficulty level, and syllabus alignment. - Questions are checked for clarity, relevance, and potential errors. 5. **Selection of Final Questions:** - From the pool of reviewed questions, a selection is made to create multiple sets of question papers. - These sets are balanced in terms of difficulty and coverage of the syllabus. 6. **Confidentiality and Security:** - The entire process is conducted under strict confidentiality to prevent any leaks or unauthorized access to the questions. - Final question papers are securely stored and transported to examination centers. The rigorous process ensures that the IIT-JEE question papers are of high quality, maintaining the exam's reputation as one of the toughest and most prestigious entrance tests. read less