Great news for JEE Main 2024 aspirants! The National Testing Agency (NTA) has just unveiled the updated syllabus. They’ve made it more manageable by trimming down some chapters, especially in Chemistry. NTA collaborated with different educational boards to make sure it syncs well with the NCERT curriculum. This means you’ll have more time to focus on your preparation. Remember, the deadline to submit your application is November 30, 2023, and the exams are scheduled for January and April 2024.
New Delhi: The National Testing Agency (NTA) just unveiled the syllabus for JEE Mains 2024 on November 2nd. In addition to the exciting syllabus reveal, they’ve also rolled out the online application forms. If you’re keen on applying for JEE Main 2024, head over to the official website jeemain.ntaonline.in and get started with your application!
The NTA (National Testing Agency) has recently announced a reduction in the syllabus. They’ve taken out some chapters, mainly from the Chemistry section, to sync up with what Class 11 and 12 students study in their NCERT books.
The head of NTA, Director General Subodh Kumar Singh, mentioned that they had discussions with various educational boards to make this decision. A team of experts is currently fine-tuning the revised syllabus. Keep an eye out, because next week, they’ll not only release the updated syllabus but also announce the registration dates!
For the 2024 JEE Mains, there have been some adjustments made to the syllabus:
In Physics, the topics of Communication Systems and certain aspects of Experimental Skills have been omitted.
In Chemistry, several topics have been removed, including States of Matter, Surface Chemistry, s-Block Elements, Hydrogen, Environmental Chemistry, Polymers, Chemistry in Everyday Life, General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Metals, as well as discussions on Thomson and Rutherford’s atomic models and their limitations. Additionally, the focus on physical quantities and their measurements in Chemistry, precision, accuracy, and significant figures has been reduced.
In Mathematics, the concepts of Mathematical Reasoning and Mathematical Inductions have been excluded, along with some content from Three Dimensional Geometry.
These changes aim to streamline the syllabus while ensuring that students are well-prepared for the JEE Mains examination in 2024.
