If your test series still says "attempt any 5 of 10 NVQs," it's on the old JEE pattern.

A JEE mock test generator is software that builds JEE Mains and JEE Advanced practice papers automatically, in the current exam pattern, instead of compiling them by hand. On SchoolDeck a coaching teacher selects Mains or Advanced, the subjects and chapters, and a paper type (full mock, chapter-wise DPP, or subject revision), and the platform assembles the paper in minutes — applying the marking scheme from the current NTA Information Bulletin, rendering maths in LaTeX, drawing Physics and Chemistry figures as HD vector diagrams, and producing a chapter-tagged answer key with step-by-step solutions. Papers carry white-label institute branding and can be standardised across multiple branches.

Per the JEE Main 2026 Information Bulletin published by the NTA, Paper 1 is a 75-question, 300-mark, 3-hour CBT. Three subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Maths) × 25 questions = 75. Each subject = 20 MCQs (Section A) + 5 NVQs (Section B), all compulsory. The earlier "any 5 of 10 NVQs" structure no longer applies. The exact marking for each section — including any negative marking on Section B — should be confirmed against the current NTA bulletin, as published sources have differed on this detail; the platform applies whatever the current bulletin specifies and is updated when NTA revises it. The bulletin also notes no virtual calculator and facial biometric authentication at centres.

The headline change in effect for the current cycle is that Section B NVQs are no longer optional — under the older pattern students attempted any 5 of 10, under the current pattern there are 5 per subject and all are compulsory. Sources have also reported that negative marking now applies to Section B, but because published guidance has not been fully consistent on this point, institutes should verify the Section B penalty against the current NTA Information Bulletin. The platform marks NVQs as compulsory in the answer-sheet layout and applies the bulletin's stated Section B marking, so papers reflect the official scheme rather than a remembered one.

Per the JEE Advanced Information Brochure issued by the conducting IIT, the exam has two compulsory papers on the same day, each three hours, with multiple question types across Physics, Chemistry and Maths. There are four question types, each with its own marking — Single Correct MCQs, Multiple Correct MCQs (partial marking), Numerical Value Type (typically a scoring section with no negative marking), and Matching List or Paragraph-based. The platform supports all four and applies the marking logic defined in the current brochure; exact mark values should be confirmed against the year's brochure, as the conducting IIT rotates annually.

Yes. JEE Advanced Multiple Correct is the most complex marking — full marks for selecting all correct options, partial marks for selecting some correct options provided no wrong option is marked, and a negative penalty if any wrong option is selected. This partial-credit logic is the detail most third-party generators get wrong. The platform encodes the partial marking rules from the current brochure into the auto-generated answer key, so institutes don't manually explain the calculation to students. The exact partial-mark values are applied as the current brochure defines them.

Yes. Chapter-wise DPPs are the most common workflow in the final months. Select specific chapters (e.g., Rotational Motion + Work, Power and Energy for Physics; Conic Sections + Vectors for Maths) and generate a 10, 15, or 20-question DPP in under 60 seconds. Fresh questions without batch-level repeats. Difficulty mix configurable (40% Easy, 40% Medium, 20% Hard) calibrated to batch level. Mains and Advanced pattern DPPs both supported — see the dedicated DPP generator.

Math equations render via LaTeX at textbook precision — integrals, matrices, differential equations, vectors. Physics diagrams (circuits, ray diagrams, free-body diagrams, projectile paths) are HD vector graphics, not pixelated raster. Chemistry structures (organic reaction mechanisms, benzene rings, stereochemistry projections, MO diagrams) render as SVG vectors that scale cleanly to any print size. No more re-typing equations in Word — papers export as print-ready PDFs.

Yes. Multi-branch institutes (e.g., 4 branches across two cities) generate the same test for all branches simultaneously from one central interface. Same questions, same difficulty distribution, same marking scheme. Branch-specific sub-headers identify the test instance ("Apex Academy — Kota Centre" vs "Apex Academy — Sikar Centre") for analytics. Performance data flows back centrally for branch-vs-branch comparison.

Platform includes Mains and Advanced PYQs from recent years where the pattern matches the current format. Older PYQs predating the current pattern (for example Mains papers from the optional-Section-B era) are tagged separately because marking schemes differ. Students practising on current-pattern mocks shouldn't be confused with older PYQs that don't reflect today's marking logic. Pattern-matched recent PYQs integrated into chapter-wise filtering.

Yes. Generated answer keys export in standard formats (CSV, JSON, via API) that integrate with most OMR-scanning and test-analysis platforms used by coaching institutes. Chapter and topic tags on every question enable post-test weakness analysis — the platform identifies that a batch performed poorly on Rotational Dynamics but strongly on Electrostatics without manual tagging. For institutes using SchoolDeck's broader platform, data flows into the analytics dashboard automatically.

The AI Question Paper Generator hub covers all subjects and exams at directory level — CBSE/ICSE/State Board school papers plus JEE/NEET/UPSC/SSC coaching papers. This JEE-specific page goes deep into JEE specifications — the current NTA Mains pattern (75 Qs, 20 MCQ + 5 NVQ compulsory per subject), the IIT Advanced pattern (four question types with section-specific marking including Multiple Correct partial marking), chapter-wise DPP workflows, multi-branch coaching standardisation. Evaluating broader platform → hub. Setting JEE papers for a coaching institute → this page.