JEE Main 2024 Physics Previous Year Questions with Solutions

296+ Physics questions from all 10 JEE Main 2024 shifts — about 29.6 Physics questions per paper — each with the correct answer (answer key) and a step-by-step solution. Browse shift-wise below and read them free online, or practise Physics chapter-wise / syllabus-wise with a free account.

JEE Main 2024 shifts — Physics

Most-tested Physics chapters in JEE Main 20248 chapters

Chapter	Questions per paper (2024)
Current Electricity	2.1–2.3
Atoms and Nuclei	1.6–1.8
Electrostatics	1.4–1.6
Gravitation	1.4–1.6
Laws of Motion	1.4–1.6
Units and Measurements	1.2–1.4
Work, Energy and Power	1.2–1.4
Optics	0.9–1.1

Counted from the JEE Main 2016–2026 papers and shown as ranges (±5%) — strong indicators for what to revise first in Physics, not guarantees about a future paper. Chapter-by-chapter weightage across every year is on the most important chapters tool.

Other subjects — 2024

Physics — other years

Frequently Asked Questions

How many JEE Main 2024 Physics previous year questions are here?

296+ JEE Main 2024 Physics previous-year questions, gathered from every shift that year — each with the correct answer (answer key) and a step-by-step solution.

Are the Physics PYQs available shift-wise and chapter-wise?

Here they are organised shift by shift. For chapter-wise and syllabus-wise Physics practice across JEEnify's question bank, use the syllabus practice with a free account.

Are answers and solutions provided for JEE Main 2024 Physics PYQs?

Yes — every question includes the correct answer (answer key) and a step-by-step solution, free to read online. You can also attempt any shift as a timed mock test.

Which Physics chapters carried the most marks in JEE Main 2024?

In JEE Main 2024, the Physics chapters that appeared most often were Current Electricity, Atoms and Nuclei, Electrostatics, Gravitation, Laws of Motion — together the bulk of the 296 Physics questions asked that year, across 10 shifts. Figures are counted from the actual 2024 papers and shown as ranges, not predictions.