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Hello Ankur, JEE prep is a Journey. Embrace this journey, as the beads of sweat that you break due to the fire and heat of this challenge, is nothing but the gold within you that will percolate out and get refined.

The IIT-JEE journey is a transformative odyssey that reshapes the contours of one's being. As you embark on this challenging path, you unwittingly forge an unyielding spirit, tempered by resilience and perseverance. With each obstacle overcome, your confidence soars, and your problem-solving prowess is honed to precision. The experience kindles a fire of self-belief, illuminating the darkness of doubt and fear. As you navigate this crucible, you discover the power of friendship and the unshakeable bonds forged in the pursuit of excellence. And when the dust settles, you emerge victorious, armed with a growth mindset and an unwavering determination to conquer the horizons of your dreams. The IIT-JEE experience is a testament to the human spirit's capacity to rise above adversity, a beacon of hope that inspires you to embrace challenges and unlock your true potential.

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IIT JAM Chemistry and IIT JEE Chemistry have some overlap, especially in topics like organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry. However, the depth and focus of the two exams can differ. IIT JEE Chemistry typically covers a broader range of topics and may delve into more advanced concepts compared to IIT JAM Chemistry, which is specifically tailored for postgraduate admissions. read less

Mode of Exam -Computer Based Test (Online)

Marking Scheme - +4 for the correct answers and -1 for incorrect answer

Duration of Exam -3 Hours

Language of Exam- Hindi, English and Gujarati (Only for centers in Gujarat, Daman and Diu, and Dadra and Nagar Haveli)

Types of Questions -Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and Numerical Value Based 

Total Number of Questions -30 (20+10) Questions

Total Marks- 100

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Friction is the force resisting the relative motion of solid surfaces, fluid layers, and material elements sliding against each other. There are several types of friction: 1. **Static Friction**: This type of friction occurs when two surfaces are at rest relative to each other. 2. **Kinetic Friction**: Kinetic friction arises between two objects that are sliding against each other. 3. **Rolling Friction**: This occurs when a round object rolls over a surface, like a ball rolling on the ground. 4. **Fluid Friction**: Fluid friction, also known as viscous drag, occurs between layers of fluid that are moving relative to each other, like air resistance or water resistance. These types of friction play essential roles in everyday life and in various fields of science and engineering. read less