JEE Main 2025 (April 7 Shift 1) Question Paper with Solutions (FREE PDF)

Chemistry was moderate to difficult with a heavy focus on Physical Chemistry numericals, conceptual Organic Chemistry, and Inorganic theory. The time-consuming theoretical questions and tricky options made it the most challenging section.

Although not overly difficult conceptually, Mathematics was lengthy and filled with calculation-heavy questions. Sections like Vector 3D, Conics, and Definite Integration required multiple steps, demanding careful time management.

Yes! Vedantu provides FREE PDFs for all subjects—Physics, Chemistry, and Maths—along with detailed solutions and answer keys. These can be downloaded from the JEE Main 2025 section on Vedantu's website.

Based on the paper, you should revise:

• Modern Physics and its numerical applications

• Ray Optics (image formation and lens formulas)

• Units & Dimensions, EM Waves, and Basic Mechanics

These areas had consistent, high-weightage questions.

Absolutely. The paper gives valuable insight into question framing, difficulty levels, and topic trends. Reviewing it can help students predict question patterns and prepare smartly for upcoming shifts.

Yes, Fluid Mechanics and Waves were notably missing from the Physics section in this shift, although they may still appear in later shifts.

Use Vedantu’s answer keys to:

• Check your answers and understand conceptual errors

• Identify trending topics across subjects

• Adjust your final revision strategy for maximum impact

• Practice similar question patterns from previous shifts

• Physical Chemistry led with 7–8 questions (Electrochemistry, Thermodynamics, etc.)

• Inorganic Chemistry had key questions from Coordination Compounds and the Periodic Table

• Organic Chemistry included questions on Diazotization and Biomolecules

Yes, across Physics, Chemistry, and Maths, Class 12 topics dominated the paper. Prioritising Class 12 chapters during your revision can give you a performance edge.