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JEE Main Solved Papers (AIEEE & JEE Main 2015-2002) with 10 Complete Practice Sets

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JEE MAIN SOLVED PAPERS
Knowing the importance of different chapters and topics from the syllabi for any exam helps in strategic preparation for the same by allotting the time accordingly to the chapters or topics of the chapters. This book has been designed for the students preparing for IIT JEE and various other National and Regional Engineering Entrance Examinations such as BITSAT, VITEEE, SMU, MP PET, Orissa JEE andhra EAMCET, BVP, etc.
The present book for JEE Main 2016 preparation contains previous years’ solved papers for AIEEE & JEE Main and practice sets for the upcoming JEE Main 2016. The book contains last 14 years’ (2002-2015) Solved Papers of AIEEE from 2002 to 2012 and last three years’ (2013-2015) Solved Papers of JEE Main. The questions asked in the previous years’ examinations have been solved in great detail for comprehensive study and knowledge of the concepts on which the questions are based. Step by step solutions have been provided for all the mathematics questions and physics numericals. Solved Paper JEE Main 2015 will help aspirants get an insight into the recent examination pattern and the types of questions asked therein. The solved papers will not only help aspirants in knowing the examination trend but also help in practicing & revising the concepts using ample number of questions asked in previous years’ examinations. Apart from previous years’ solved papers, the book also contains last 10 Practice Sets which have been specially designed on the lines of questions asked in previous years’ JEE Main examinations. Practicing using the Practice Sets will help aspirants time their attempts and aim at getting better at the same.
As the book contains ample number of solved papers as well as a wide collection of specially designed practice sets, it for sure will help aspirants score high in the upcoming JEE Main 2016.
The present book for JEE Main and various other engineering entrance examinations contains last 13 years’ (2002-2014) Solved Papers of IIT JEE Main and AIEEE conducted for admission in all India government engineering institutes. The book contains fully solved examination papers of previous years’ AIEEE and JEE Main along with their authentic and detailed solutions. The questions have been solved with figures, diagrams, tables, chemical reactions, etc for indepth understanding of the concepts on which the questions are based. Also additional points to get extra knowledge have been given along with solved questions. Added advantage with this book are 10 Mock Tests for JEE Main designed exactly on the lines of questions asked in recent years’ JEE Main examination. The mock tests will help the aspirants revise the concepts thoroughly and get an idea about the type of questions which may be asked in the examination. 
As the book contains ample number of solved previous years’ examination papers as well as 10 mock tests, it for sure will help the aspirants prepare thoroughly and effectively for the upcoming JEE Main and various other national and regional engineering entrance examinations.


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