JEE Main 2026 Physics Most Predicted Concepts for Session 1 Exam

JEE Main 2026 Physics Most Predicted Concepts: With the JEE Main 2026 Session 1 exam scheduled to be conducted from January 21, 2026, only a few days are left for the exam. Based on past trends, some of the JEE Main 2026 Physics Most Predicted Concepts are provided here for the convenience of the aspirants. These concepts should be covered by the candidates before the exam, and if possible, revise them on the exam day to ensure good scores. Physics has consistently been on a moderate to difficult level, according to a review of the JEE Main exam conducted in recent years. Due to its basic fundamentals, it is always regarded as one of the most difficult exam papers to pass.
The JEE Main 2026 exam pattern indicates that there will be 25 questions in the Physics segment. There will be 20 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and 5 numerical value questions. The JEE Main exam has no time limit by section, and all questions are required. Every right response will earn four points, while every incorrect response will receive a negative score of one.
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JEE Main 2026 Physics Most Predicted Concepts for Session 1 Exam

Physics questions assess the application of formulas and the clarity of concepts. To ensure good marks from the Physics section, ensure to cover both the High Weightage concepts and the concepts that have been asked repeatedly over the years, as provided below:
High Weightage Concepts

• Electrostatics
• Current electricity
• Capacitance
• Magnetic effects of current
• Ray optics
• Modern physics
• Thermodynamics

Most Repeated Concepts

• Semiconductor devices
• Wave optics
• EMI and AC
• Units and dimensions
• Kinematics
• Newton’s laws
• Work, energy and power

Each of the topics is equally important and necessary to cover. The ultimate score can be increased by answering even one of these questions correctly. So, do not skip any of the concepts and improve the speed and accuracy in attempting numericals.

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