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JEE Advanced Previous Year Question Papers with Answer Key

Practise real JEE Advanced previous-year questions on SONEXA for free: 30 official papers and 910 questions from 2010–2026, each with the official answer key. Take a full paper as a timed mock test with the real marking scheme, practise chapter-wise, or do today's Daily 10. No login, no sign-up, works on any phone.

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JEE Advanced question papers with answer key

JEE Advanced chapter-wise questions

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Marking scheme

as printed in each official paper (it changes by year and section): usually single-correct +3, −1 wrong; numerical answer +3 or +4, no negative; paragraph and matching as in that paper; 0 skipped.

Frequently asked questions

Is SONEXA free for JEE Advanced practice?

Yes. All JEE Advanced papers on SONEXA are free to practise, with no login or sign-up. Open a paper and start the test.

Do I need to create an account?

No. There is no login. Your scores, mistakes and streak are saved only on your own phone or browser.

Are these official JEE Advanced papers?

Yes. JEE Advanced papers are the official papers, with answers checked against the official answer keys.

Do I get the answer key and my score?

Yes. When you submit, you see your score with the official marking scheme, every right and wrong answer, the correct answer and a full review of the paper.

Can I practise chapter-wise?

Yes. SONEXA groups the JEE Advanced previous-year questions by chapter, so you can practise all questions of one chapter across years in one test.

Does it work offline or as an app?

Yes. Tap “Save offline” on any paper to use it without internet, and Android users can install the SONEXA app from the App page.

JEE Advanced and IIT-JEE papers: official question papers and official answers / final answer keys from jeeadv.ac.in (some keys from archived copies of the official files). Single-correct, matching, paragraph and numerical-answer questions are included; multi-correct questions and old matrix-match grids are left out. For a numerical answer with an official range, any value inside the range counts as correct; where the official key accepts two answers, either one counts.