- (A)(a)-(ii), (b)- (i), (c)-(iv), (d)-(iii)
- (B)(a)-(ii), (b)- (iv), (c)-(i), (d)-(iii)
- (C)(a)-(ii), (b)- (i), (c)-(iii), (d)-(iv)
- (D)(a)-(iii), (b)- (iv), (c)-(i), (d)-(ii)
JEE Main 25 February 2021 Shift 2 Question Paper with Answers
25 February 2021 · February session · 86 questions
86 of the 90 questions from the JEE Main 25 February 2021 Shift 2 paper, each with its correct answer and tagged to the chapter it tests. Free to read, no account needed.
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- Physics
- 28
- Chemistry
- 30
- Mathematics
- 28
Physics — JEE Main 25 February 2021 Shift 2
- (A)
- (B)
- (C)
- (D)
- (A)
- (B)
- (C)
- (D)
- (A)194.8 nm
- (B)490.7 nm
- (C)913.3 nm
- (D)121.8 nm
- (A)a macroscopic region with consecutive magnetic diploes oriented in opposite direction.
- (B)a macroscopic region with zero magnetization.
- (C)a macroscopic region with saturation magnetization.
- (D)a macroscopic region with randomly oriented magnetic dipoles.
- (A)100 N
- (B)50 N
- (C)9.87 N
- (D)0.49 N
- (A)400 NM
- (B)382 nm
- (C)309 nm
- (D)329 nm
- (A)
- (B)
- (C)
- (D)
- (A)its size decreases, but intensity increases
- (B)its size increases, but intensity decreases
- (C)its size increases, and intensity increases
- (D)its size decreases, and intensity decreases
- (A)
- (B)
- (C)
- (D)
- (A)
- (B)
- (C)
- (D)
- (A)45 m
- (B)35 m
- (C)25 m
- (D)50 m
- (A)
- (B)
- (C)
- (D)
- (A)Both statement I and statement II are false.
- (B)Both statement I and statement II are true.
- (C)Statement I is false but statement II is true
- (D)Statement I is true but statement II is false.
- (A)cossin^{2}^{2}βα
- (B)coscos^{2}^{2}αβ
- (C)cossinαβ
- (D)coscosαβ
- (A)2.5A
- (B)2A
- (C)1A
- (D)1.5 A
- (A)Fermi–level of p and n-type semiconductors will not be affected.
- (B)Fermi–level of p-type semiconductors will go downward and Fermi–level of n-type semiconductor will go upward.
- (C)Fermi–level of both p–type and n–type semiconductors will go upward for T > TF K and downward for T< TFK, where TF is Fermi temperature.
- (D)Fermi–level of p-type semiconductor will go upward and Fermi–level of n–type semiconductors will go downward.
- (A)[ LC]
- (B)[M L T]
- (C)[ M L T]
- (D)[M L T]
Chemistry — JEE Main 25 February 2021 Shift 2
- (A)Both statement I and statement II are true
- (B)Both statement I and statement II are false
- (C)Statement I is false but statement II is true
- (D)Statement I is true but statement II is false
- (A)(A)
- (B)(B)
- (C)(C)
- (D)(D)
- (A)F2>Cl2>Br2>I2
- (B)Cl2>F2>Br2>I2
- (C)Cl2>Br2>F2>I2
- (D)I2>Br2>Cl2>F2
- (A)These sols are reversible in nature
- (B)The sols cannot be easily coagulated
- (C)They do not require electrolytes for stability.
- (D)Their viscosity is of the order of that of H2O
- (A)C3H8
- (B)C
- (C)CH4
- (D)CO2
- (A)(A)
- (B)(B)
- (C)(C)
- (D)(D)
- (A)(ii)>(i)>(iii)>(iv)
- (B)(iii)>(iv)>(ii)>(i)
- (C)(ii)>(iii)>(i)>(iv)
- (D)(i)>(iii)>(iv)>(ii)
- (A)(A)
- (B)(B)
- (C)(C)
- (D)(D)
- (A)CHCOCl/AlCl, Br/AlBr, HNO/HSO, Zn/HCl
- (B)CHCOCl/AlCl, Zn-Hg/HCl, Br/AlBr, HNO/HSO
- (C)Br/AlBr, CHCOCl/AlCl, HNO/HSO, Zn/HCl
- (D)HNO/HSO, Br/AlCl, CHCOCl/AlCl, Zn-Hg/HCl
- (A)Cu, Zn and Ag
- (B)Ge, Cu and Ag
- (C)Zn, Ni and Ag
- (D)Cu, Zn and Ni
- (A)van Arkel method
- (B)vapour phase refining
- (C)zone refining
- (D)Liquation
- (A)(A)
- (B)(B)
- (C)(C)
- (D)(D)
- (A)CH3CH2CH2CHO
- (B)CH3CH2CH=CH–CHO
- (C)CH3CH2CH2CH2CHO
- (D)CH3CH2C=CH2 CHO
- (A)II>III>IV>I
- (B)III>II>I>IV
- (C)IV>III>II>I
- (D)I>II>III>IV
- (A)XeF4
- (B)SiF4
- (C)BF
- (D)SF4
- (A)Both statement I and statement II are false
- (B)Statement I is true but statement II is false
- (C)Both statement I and statement II are true
- (D)Statement I is false but statement II is true
- (A)Reaction is possible and compound (A) will be major product.
- (B)The reaction will form sulphonated product instead of nitration. ¨
- (C)— N H group is ortho and para directive, so product (B) is not possible.
- (D)Reaction is possible and compound (B) will be the major product.
- (A)Nitric acid
- (B)Sodium hydroxide
- (C)Hydrochloric acid
- (D)Ammonia
- (A)Statement I is false but Statement II is true
- (B)Both statement I and statement II are true
- (C)Both statement I and statement II are false
- (D)Statement I is true but statement II is false
- (A)1.11 ×10
- (B)1.77 ×10
- (C)1.77×10
- (D)1.11×10
Mathematics — JEE Main 25 February 2021 Shift 2
- (A)2 5
- (B)2 3
- (C)2 11
- (D)2 7
- (A)If you will not earn money, you will not work
- (B)You will earn money, if you will not work
- (C)If you will earn money, you will work
- (D)To earn money, you need to work
- (A)7
- (B)–3
- (C)3
- (D)–7
- (A)I1+I, I1+I , I1+I are in G.P.
- (B)I1+I, I1+I , I1+I are in A.P.
- (C)I2 + I4, I3 + I5, I4 + I6 are in A.P.
- (D)I2 + I4, (I3 + I5), I4 + I6 are in G.P.
- (A)1
- (B)3
- (C)2
- (D)4
- (A)y = 273x
- (B)2y = 91x
- (C)y = 91x
- (D)2y = 273x
- (A)2π+tan (14 )
- (B)2π– tan (14 )
- (C)2π+tan (13 )
- (D)2π– tan (13 )
- (A)loge|x + 5x – 7| + c
- (B)14 loge|x + 5x – 7| + c
- (C)4loge|x + 5x – 7| + c
- (D)logex+5x –7 + c
- (A)x–y=1 94
- (B)x–y=1 916
- (C)x – y = 9
- (D)x–y=1 925
- (A)457
- (B)458
- (C)1445
- (D)2845
- (A)does not have any solution
- (B)has a unique solution
- (C)has a solution (α, β, γ) satisfying α + β + γ = 12
- (D)has infinitely many solutions
- (A)a + 1a
- (B)a + 1
- (C)2a
- (D)2 a
- (A)192
- (B)492
- (C)392
- (D)292
- (A)4
- (B)1
- (C)2
- (D)3
- (A)64
- (B)16
- (C)80
- (D)128
- (A)12
- (B)0
- (C)1 2 2
- (D)1 2
- (A)15
- (B)29
- (C)29797
- (D)122297
- (A)5675
- (B)5665
- (C)5633
- (D)3365
- (A)1+3 2
- (B)1–3 2
- (C)23
- (D)12
Chapters tested in this paper
Open any chapter to practise every past-year question on that topic across all papers, and see how often it has actually appeared.
- Three Dimensional Geometry 176/186
- Matrices and Determinants 180/186
- Coordination Compounds 176/186
- Sets, Relations and Functions 165/186
- Current Electricity 160/186
- p-Block Elements 164/186
- Definite Integration 168/186
- Redox Reactions and Electrochemistry 177/186
- Kinematics 156/186
- Vector Algebra 173/186
- Probability 176/186
- Permutations and Combinations 162/186
- Binomial Theorem and Its Simple Applications 158/186
- Electromagnetic Waves 144/186
- Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure 151/186
- Application of Derivatives 139/186
- Limits and Continuity 149/186
- d- and f-Block Elements 126/186
- Thermodynamics 154/186
- Aldehydes and Ketones 135/186
- Equilibrium 163/186
- Solutions 158/186
- Chemical Thermodynamics 165/186
- Units and Measurements 149/186
- Hydrocarbons 126/186
- Complex Numbers 165/186
- Trigonometric Functions 144/186
- Biomolecules 162/186
- Chemical Kinetics 169/186
- Gravitation 152/186
- Electric Field and Coulomb's Law 133/186
- Atomic Structure 161/186
- Electronic Devices 145/186
- Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation 155/186
- Amines 133/186
- Quadratic Equations 148/186
- Work, Energy and Power 132/186
- Some Basic Concepts in Chemistry 129/186
- Wave Optics 130/186
- Kinetic Theory of Gases 135/186
- Alcohols and Ethers 106/186
- Purification and Characterisation of Organic Compounds 116/186
- Oscillations 117/186
- Alternating Currents 108/186
- Straight Lines 114/186
- Waves 109/186
- Atoms 112/186
- Parabola 101/186
- Isolation of Metals 106/186
- Differentiability 91/186
- s-Block Elements 88/186
- Surface Chemistry 98/186
- Inverse Trigonometric Functions 93/186
- Environmental Chemistry 83/186
- Hydrogen 81/186
- Hyperbola 77/186
- Indefinite Integration 66/186
- Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives 54/186
- Solid State 63/186
- Magnetism and Matter 50/186
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