
IIT JAM 2025 question papers and solutions are available for all seven subjects: Biotechnology, Chemistry, Economics, Geology, Mathematics, Mathematical Statistics and Physics.
Each paper carried 100 marks across 60 questions. MCQs carried negative marks, while MSQs and numerical answers had no negative marking.
Biotechnology (BT)
Biology questions sit alongside chemistry, physics and mathematics. The paper includes molecular biology and restriction-enzyme calculations, as well as a changing-cube surface-area problem.
Chemistry (CY)
The paper opens with a function-maximum question and a probability problem. Chemistry questions include ore concentration, crystal systems and electrochemical calculations.
Economics (EN)
Economic concepts and Indian economic policy appear alongside statistics and mathematics. The paper includes measures of distribution and a determinant-power calculation.
Geology (GG)
Minerals, rocks, stratigraphy and fossils appear with geological maps and diagrams. Numerical questions include magnification, radioactive decay, fault geometry and groundwater.
Mathematics (MA)
Sequences, calculus, linear algebra and abstract algebra feature in the paper. Later questions include finite groups and homomorphisms.
Mathematical Statistics (MS)
Sequences and matrices lead into probability distributions, estimation, hypothesis testing and joint random variables.
The cover has incorrect exam figures. Use 60 questions, 100 marks and three hours for the 2025 paper.
Physics (PH)
Vector calculus, mechanics, electricity, optics and decay appear in the paper. Later calculations include crystal spacing and the mean free path of gas molecules.
| Type | Correct answer | Incorrect answer |
|---|---|---|
| 1-mark MCQ | +1 | -1/3 |
| 2-mark MCQ | +2 | -2/3 |
| MSQ | +2 for exact correct set | 0; no partial credit |
| NAT | +1 or +2 as assigned | 0 |
Unanswered questions score zero. For MSQs, compare the entire chosen set, not just one correct option. For NATs, use the numerical precision and accepted range for that question.
Original practice: four questions on limits, variance, matrices and decay, with accuracy and explanations.
Choose your answers, then submit the set.
No. MA and MS are separate JAM papers. MA covers mathematics including calculus and algebra; MS combines mathematical foundations with probability and statistical inference.
Use the code printed on the paper, not just the word Mathematics in a download title. A Mathematics paper does not replace MS practice on estimators, distributions and hypothesis tests.
Yes. The official 2025 pattern allows one or more correct choices. Full credit requires all correct choices and no incorrect choice; selecting an unnecessary second option can turn a correct selection into zero marks.
No. NAT questions have no negative marking. A wrong MCQ loses one-third of its assigned marks, while an incorrect or incomplete MSQ earns zero.
Start with the questions you got wrong or left unfinished. Compare the method, assumptions and calculation steps. For MSQs, review every option separately. For numerical answers, check units and rounding before deciding whether the concept needs revision.
Follow the specific question. A NAT can require a signed real number, an integer or a value rounded to stated decimal places. Avoid rounding intermediate results too early, especially when the final answer is obtained by subtracting nearby values.
No. It measures performance on that paper under your attempt conditions. Rank depends on the scores of candidates in the same subject and cycle. A familiar paper or an attempt with solutions open is also different from an unseen timed examination.
The four original exercises cover limits, variance, matrix properties and radioactive decay. Submit your answers to see your accuracy and explanations, then retry the questions you missed.
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