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Topics Covered
Physics: Electric Charges and Fields, Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance, Current Electricity; Moving Charges and
Magnetism, Magnetism and Matter, Electromagnetic Induction, Alternating Current, Electromagnetic Waves
Black Elements, d- & F Black Elements,
Chemistry : Solutions, Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics,
Co-ordination Compounds
‘Mathematics: Relations and Functions, Inverse Trigonometric Functions, Matrices, Determinants, Continuity and.
Differentiability, Application of Derivatives
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# The testis of 3 hours duration,
¥ The test booklet consists of 90 questions. The maxinum marks are 300,
1 There ae three Sections inthe question paper, Section I&II consisting of Sectin-| (Phystes), Section-ll (Chemistry), ection-tI
(Mathematics) an having 30 questions in each partin which hrst 20 questions are compulsory and are of Objective rye and Last
20 questions ae integers type in which you have to attempt 5 questions any,
1 There is only one correet response far each question.
1 Bach correct ansiver will give 4 marks while 1 Mark wil be deducted fora wrang MCQ response
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Inside the examination room bal,
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Find equivalent capacitance across A and B.
c c
el c Cc
A “8
c c
c i c
c c
(ly 2c @ec
c 2c
@ 2 as 5.
6
In a series LCR circuit, the frequencies fi and /a
at which the current amplitude falls to 1/ V2 of
the current amplitude at resonance are separated
by frequency interval
R
OO ae @) anJEC
@) VEE (a) RC
For the circuit arrangement shown in the figure,
the circuit is switched on and the variable
resistance is adjusted such that the bulb just
glows, Now ifthe circuit is switched off
Hilo
(1). the bulb stops glowing
(2) momentarily the bulb becomes dim and
then stops glowing.
(3) momentarily the bulb becomes very bright
and then stops glowing
(4) the bulb continues to glow for some time
and then stops glowing,
‘A capacitor C js fully charged with voltage Vo.
After disconnecting the voltage source, it is
connected in parallel with another uncharged
‘capacitor of capacitance 2C. The energy loss in
the process after the charge is distributed
between the two capacitors is:
a few
2) dog
6
@) ter?
3%
Lay?
4) cH
9.
10.
long wire i the
Joop is lying near #
A square 1ooh M jnections of current in the loop
: The
and ‘eect are as shown in figure. Net force
con the loop due (0 this wi
C4
(2) Repulsive
(4) Parallel to the wire
re is:
(a) Zero
(3). Attractive
Loop A of radius 7 (r << R) moves towards a
constant current carrying loop 8 with a constant
velocity v in such a way that their planes are
parallel and coaxial. The distance between the
oops when the induced EMF in loop 4 is
maximum is
an
WR @ +
E 1
OF @ aie
Charges Q, 2Q and -O are given to three
concentric conducting spherical shells 4, B and
respectively, as shown in the figure. The ratio
of charges on the inner and the outer surfaces of
the shell C will be (+ve value indicates same
ratio of charges)
Test Paper-3 IEF) a 4 Q
Rie ale
5
& 4) -
O35 @
|. Aresistance and an inductor coil are connected
in series with an AC voltage source of variable
frequency. If, starting from a value fi, the
frequency of the source is increased, then the
rate of heat dissipation in the resistance:
(1) increases continuously
Q) decreases continuously
(3) increases first, then decreases
(4) may increase or decrease, depending on fo
2. Two small dipoles with dipole moment Pr & Ps
are placed at the comer and center of a square as
shown. Ratio of P: and P) so that net electric
field at 8 is along BC is
a 7 @ 8
8 wi
aS w
3. A uniform magnetic field of 2.0T exists
perpendicular to the plane of two parallel
conducting rails with separation of $0 em and
negligible resistance. Two resistors of
resistances 3 Q and 6 @ are connected to the
two rails (see figure). A conducting rod PQ of
resistance 1 also connects the two rails and is
made to slide on them with a uniform velocity
of 5 mis as shown, The current flowing in rod
PQis
sst Paper-D3 (JEE)
A P c .
‘sak * [EM «gea"
“B oe a
5
» 6
«5A
5
a) &
@) 5A
14, A wire of length / is used to form an n-sided
regular polygon. Wire carries a constant current
i. Let B, be the magnitude of magnetic field at
the centre of regular polygon, then By is given
by
e(?)
ol bn
le)
H
por” i) Hin
o & Ky BO
7 z ne
=’)
18. In L-€ circuit shown in the figure, the value of
is ip and charge on the capacitor
a etl an £) Q)
(2
n
-«(*)
current at
at the same moment is jpV3EC. The value of
the maximum current through the induetor is
L
(1) in
Q) in
(3) Vig
(4) Sig 16.
7.
18,
1».
Id due to uniformly
‘The magnitude of electric field
charged semi-infinite wire having linear charge
density at point P is
2
tN
“The magnetic force on current earrying wire AB
of length R due to an infinitely long current
camying wire passing through point Q and
perpendicular to the plane of paper,
2 4
1®@ -
__k> debe
wo bol”
Oo In(2) @) oe In(5)
2 2
® 02) © Hoh ws)
The mms value of the clectic field of the light
coming fiom the sun is 720 N/C. The average total
energy density ofthe electromagnetic wave is:
(Q) 458 «10% dim? 2) 637 «10° Sm
GB) 81.35% 10 Jim (4) 3.3% 103 Ym?
When the resistances of the left gap and the
right gap of a metre bridge are 1119 and 10,
the null point is formed at 99.8 cm. When the
resistances are interchanged in the gaps the null
point is at 0.3 cm, the end corrections of the
Wire are
(1) 020m, 0.80.em
2) 0.27 cm, 0.90.0m
@) 039em, 1.1 om
(4) 059m, 0.70.cm
circuit a shown in the
9. A rod, completing eed conducting wire
along @ U- the action of
Figure, moves nye under o
frame at angen fred is perpendicular to
te force F. Magi or heat generation in the
If the
the ane free FE
circui
32
mee:
w 2 @ 5
o 2 O39
toe rt at ae of BC
he variable and numerical value of R is always
kept equal to numerical value of L. for a given
A.C, voltage source resonant current is obtained
to be 2A. Now capacitance of capacitor is
increased to four times. Then new resonance
current (in ampere) for the same source will be
22. The electric field in a region is radially outward
‘with magnitude £ = Ar. The charge enclosed in
a sphere of radius a centred at origin is mnutext”
The value of mn is (ris the radial distance and 4
is @ positive constant)
In the figure shown, magnetic field at the centre
of the circle © would be zero, if the ratio /t is
ty
mm. The value of m is
24,
second The dain
i re x is in m isin
Siler jeter and
¢ Constant of the medium is
Test Paper-03 (JEE) an Two particles, carying charge % each are
hood at the points (-c, 0) and (a, 0). A third Cie
particle, of mass mand carrying charge ~Q. is fi :
eleased from rest from the point (0,./3a). If in L
its subsequent motion, the maximucn velocity m
if gh V2
attained by this particle is GS sy 29, In the circuit shown in figure the reading of
NA mega, ‘ammeter is the same with both switches open as
well as with both closed. Then find the
then Nis
resistance 2 in ohms. (ammeter is ideal).
Toon
46, Inthe given network, a battery of emf 15 V und
intemal resistance 1.4 9 is connected directly
between the points & and C. The current (in af ee
“Amperes) through the branch BC is
38 ae
30m 1SV
oa 20
430, A long eylindrical conductor of radius R carries
‘a current J flowing parallel to its axis. The
DI ~ current density is uniform over the cross-section
“a of the conductor. The magnetic field at a point
$ R
27, The minimum number of capacitors required ata distance © from the axis of the conductor
‘each of capacitance 2uF in order to obtain the hol
resultant capacitance of SuF is ie POE where mis
28, In the circuit shown, the switch S is shifted to
position 2 from position | at ¢~ 0, having been
in position 1 for a long time. Find the ratio of
current in the inductor (L) just before and just
after the switch S is shifted.
Single Correct Type Questions At a given temperature, which of the following
31, Two beakers of capacity 500 mi. were taken. One galeinerti
of these beakers, labelled as “A”, was filled with
400 mL. water whereas the beaker labellod “B”
‘was filled with 400 mL. of 2 M solution of NaCl.
jorrect about the vapour pressure of
pre water and that of NaCl solution,
(1) Vapour pressure in container (A) is: more
At the same temperature both the beakers were than that in container (B)
lee ced onions win iter id (@) Vapour pressure in container (A) i less than
same capacity as shown in figure that in container (B)
(3) Vapour pressure is equal in both the
containers
(4) Vapour pressure in container (B) is twice the
‘vapour pressure in container (A)
NaCl solution
Test Paper-03 (JE)
oe 432, Given below are half-cell reactions :
33,
34,
35,
Mn" +26 Mn, B=-L18V
2iNin* + Mn), B= H1.51V
The E° for 3Mn* > Mn +2Mn"™ willbe :
(1). ~2.69 V, the reaction will not oecur
@) ~2.69'V, the reaction will cour
@) ~033 V, the reaction will not occur
(4) =0.33 V, the reaction will oceur
120 g of urea is present in solution which is 1 M.
If density of solution is 2 g/mL, the molality of
solution is (approx.)
Q) 052m
G) 0.26m
(2) 0.052m
(4) 0.026m
‘For which of the following complexes is the order
of values of Ag correct?
(1) Rh (NH) 4)*> [Co (NH)ef*
@)[FetCny> [Fe (CN)
G) [Cr (HOM}*> [Cr (HO)
(4) [Cr Fe > [CCN
‘The complex He{Co (SCN) is correctly named
as:
(1). Mercurytetrathiocyanatocobaltate (11)
(2) Mercurycobalttetrasulphocyano (II)
(3). Mercurytetrasulphoeyanidecobaltate (II)
(4) Mercurysulphocyanatocobalt (ID)
‘A graph of volume of hydrogen released vs time
for the reaction between zinc and dil. HCI is
‘given in Figure. On the basis of this, mark the
correct option.
wy Tangent to curve
Va
2030-40 30
3.
38
9.
W-¥,
i Mo
(2). Average rate upto 40 seconds is 47
aM
(3). Average rate upto 40 seconds is >
— ou
(4) Average rate upto 40 seconds is >)
‘The standard reduction potential for Cu / Cu is,
#0.34V. The reduction potential at pH = 14 for the
above couple shall be ’
(Given, Kep for Cu(OH)nis 1.0* 10°")
(, -0.46V @) -0.12V
(G) =53V (4) -022V
Statement: Transition metals show variable
oxidation states.
‘Statement-I: Transition metals do not form alloys.
(1). Both statement-1 and statement-Il are correct.
@) Statement-I is correct but statement-ll is
incorrect.
3) Statement-I is incorrect but statement-I is
comrect.
(4) Both statement-1 and statement are
incorrect.
Given below are two statements labelled as
satement-I and statement-I1
Statement-: The boiling point of 0.1 m of urea
solution i less than that of 0.1 m of KCI solution,
StatementI: Elevation of boiling point is
Alrectly proportional to the number of species
Present in the solution and number of species
Increase due to dissociation of KCI,
4m the light of above statements choose the most
‘Sppropriate answer from the options given below.
() Both statements are correct, and statements I
isthe comrect explanation of statement 1
2) Both statements are correct and statement {1
Snot the correct explanation of statement L
@) Statement 1 ig ¢
orreet, but stat is
incomes terment Il
@ 8
) Ettiet Tis incorrect, but statement Il is
Test Paper-03 (JE) 2.
43.
Ue Bs ,, =-0.767, Es, =-0.24,
Eig =~ OAV Eo cy = 040K
Which is incorrect statements
(Q) Za? + Cd Ca + Zn, spontaneous
@Q) Ni?+ Cd Ni+Ca", spontaneous
@) Fe? +Ni>Ni? + Fe, spontaneous
(@ Ca2+Zn— Zn" + Ca, spontaneous
Metallic gold will not dissolve in ntrie acid alone,
‘but will dissolve in aqua regia. Which is the best
explanation for this observation?
(1) Chloride ion complexes gold (ID, stabilizing
itas Auct,
@) Nitric acid is a stronger oxidant in_more
acidic solution
(3). Nitric acid and hydrochloric’ acid react to
form NO-Cl which reaet readily with metallic
old.
(4) Nitric and hydrochlorie acid react to form
Cz, which react readily with metallic gold.
Certain quality of current is passed through 2
voltameters connected in series and containing
XSOaq) and Y:SO.(aq) respectively. IF the
atomic masses of X and ¥ are in the ratio 2: 1, the
rato ofthe masses of ¥ liberated to that of X ist
@ ta
@ 1:2
@ 2a
4) 3:2
Bond dissociation enthalpy of E ~ Hi (E =
element) bonds is given below. Which of the
compounds will cis as strongest reducing agent?
Compound NH. PHs ASH;
Sb;
Adiss (E-H)/kJ mol 389 322
255
(1) NHS
(2) PH
(3) AsHy
(4) Solis
297
Test Paper-03 (JEE)
45,
When KMnOx solution is added to oxalic acid
solution, the decolourisation is slow in the
beginning but becomes instantaneous after some
time because:
(1). COsis formed as the product
(@) Reaetion is exothermic
(8) MnO; catalyses the reaction
(4) Mn acts as auto catalyst
Calomel (Hg:Cl:) on reaction with ammonium
hydroxide gives.
(1) Heh:
Q) Hg0)
@) NHi=He-Hg-Cl
(4) HgNHcl
Consider the thermodynamic data with the
solvents listed below.
Solvent | Ke(Kmolal) | BPt(K)
ech, 5.03 350
Benzene 253 3533
Ethanol 1.20 3515
Equimolal solutions of a non-dissociative, non-
associative and non-volatile solute are made with,
the solvents CCl, benzene and ethanol and are
Jobelled as T, I and THl respectively. Which of the
following is correct?
(1) Boiling point of TI will always be the greatest
(2) Boiling point of I will always be the lowest
G)_ Boiling point of I will always be greater than
u
(4) Boiling point of Il will always be greater than
m a.
‘There are four different compounds of Co” with
ligand Cl, NHs, HxO and CN"
‘Compound | Wavelength of light absorbed (nm)
5 ‘538
500
: 45 (CH,COOH then increases
R
=] @ | Conductivity
KIO.IM)
s 310 ® eee ier
‘The possible combination of P, Q, R and $ is eee
(1) P+ [COCIENE)s", Q— [CofNED)s HOP St
]© | cH.Coo! and
Ba Y increases
Onesie then does not
Q)P— (CoWNH)s GOP’, OS peer
[CoCIONEA).}”, R—> [CO(NH S
al aA a=
@) P [Co(CN)}, Q-> [ComNH)”, ee |
R- [CO(NH))s (H:0)]", 8 > se |
[CoCl(NHs)s?*
GP [CoClNHs)s}*, Q-> [Co(CN).]™,
R— [Co(NHi}]", 8+ [Co(NH)s(H:0)}*
‘Which of the following clement has fully filled
Fesubshellin +2 oxidation state?
() Ga
@ lu
@) Bu
@) Ce
Which of the following reaction produce CrsOs
along with 0:7
(1) Heating (NEL):Cn0;
(2) Reaction of Al Os with Cr
(3) Heating KsCr0,
(4) None of these
‘Choose the correct code given below.
(1) A=R; BP; CQ; DS
@) AHS;B4R; CP; DQ
G) A=R;B4S; CQ; DP
@) ASP;BQ:C-48; DR
Integer Type Questions
Si.
52,
‘The rate constant of a reaction is increased by
10% whien its temperature is raised from 27°C
028°C. The activation energy of the reaction in
ki/mol is, - (Nearest integer)
R=83)/ mol K; in 11=24, in 10-= 2.3)
For a first order reaction its frequency factor is
210" sand threshold energy is 110.8 ki/mol.
- x kK ‘empersture the half-life period will be
8.5 minutes, ifthe average energy of reactants is
203 Kdimole, then the value of x is
a
(Nearest integer
Test Paper-03 (JEE) ‘a [M(en{SCN)NO2)]CT are
‘s4 The mimber of compounds among the following
species which contain P-P bonds) i,
Pired)
(i) HAP:Os
(Gil) HAPs0r
ivy (PO),
() PS
45, Consider the following redox reaction:
‘Zn\s) + MnOx(8) -> Zn"* + Mn”
If the value of x = |AG? (in joules) <10*/0f the
reaction, and if the electrode potential of cathode
) is 0.49V and/electrode potential of
i 0.71V, then value of x
9.500 C mol)
(Frcen
080 (Fen
is (IF
(Nearest Integer)
56. Consider a 70% efficient hydrogen-oxygen fue!
cell working under standard conditions at 1 bar
and 298 K. Its cell reaction is
H,(¢)+40,(s) +400)
The work derived from the cell on the
‘consumption of 1.010" mol of Ha(g) is used to
compress 1.00 mol of a monoatomic ideal gas in
a thermally insulated container. The change in
the temperature (in K) of the ideal gas is
. (nearest integer)
(The standard reduction potentials for ‘the two
half-cells are given below
Ox(g) + 4H" (aq) + 4e° > 2H:0(1), BP =
1.23V,
2H" (aq,) + 2" > Ho(g), E° = 0.00
Use F = 96500 C mol", R= 8.314 Jmol" K"!)
57. Consider the following path followed by A:
Test Paper-03 (JEE)
9.
[C} =x « 107 mol L"' after 3h of the reaction if
[Alp= 0.25 mol L*, Also given that ki = 2.0 * 10°
5 ¢l and ke = 40 * 105°. Then the value of x
is___ (The value of antilog (0.2814) =1:91)
(Nearest Integer)
Number of coloured complexes due to d ~ d
sransition ae
[Min(H:O)P*, CoC F , [Fe(H:O}]", CuSOs
KMnO., AgBr, Ni(dmg):, brown ring complex.
(Neglect any extremely light colouration.)
Consider the plots for three different reactions of
Reactant(R) —> Products
ik}
Graph IL
Graph |
A
1 (hale life)
Graph TH
The order of the reaction w.rt R in Graphs I, I
and Il are x, y and z respectively. Then x + y+z
is
‘A complex of iron and CN-, when treated with a
suitable reagent, produces a precipitate of Prussian
blue colour. Oxidation state of iron in this
complex is x and y (y > x). The value of 2 is 10
‘Single Correct Type Questions
61, The domain of the function
cosy +178*75)
2) (17.8)
4) 69.17)
() Ga)
@) 9-8]
Let » = fla) be a polynomial of degree 4 with
real coefficients and having its zeros 1, 2, 3
only. If fix) > 0 in C20, 1) UG, «then the
value of
LMOFMLB)is
ayo
@ 3
@1
a4
rea? x44)
Ie f(x=jx+d? 2x42
e+e? 3x447,
and /"(x) =0, then a, 6%, are in
a) GP. (2) AP.
@) HP. 4) AGP.
63. + (ovhere x # 0)
A given right circular cone has volume p and the
largest right circular cylinder that can be
inscribed in the cone has a volume g. Then p : q
is
() 9:4
Q) 8:3
@) 7:2 1
(4) 2
Let f: R— {0,1} > R, satisfies
4)+4(1-2} = forall x € R— (0,
1}, then the value of Jogia(1001) ~ f{1001) is
equal to
(1) Tog,(1001)
QB) 2
Q) 3
(4) Zero
The domain of the function
L(2)= fiog,.s(F 241) is
07.
70.
G) (4,0)
(4) (0,-3) UG, 0) 4}
‘A rod of length 13 metres has one end P on the
“eaxis and the other end Q on the yvaxis. If P
moves on the x-axis with the speed of 12 misec,
then the speed of the other end Q when it is 12
1m from the origin is
(1) 3 m/sec
Q) -S msec
(2) -60 misec
(4) 4 m/sec
Consider the following statements.
Statement I: If 8 = {(a, 6) € N*N: a divides
} in Nj, then the relation R is reflexive and
symmetric but not transitive
‘Statement 2: If 4 = {1, 2, 3, 4,5, 6} and R=
{(Si, Ss) : Si, S: are subsets of 4, Si Sa}, then
the relation 2 is not reflexive, not transitive and
not symmetric,
‘Then correct option is
(1) Vonly
(2) 2 only
(3) Both Land 2
(4) Neither 1 nor 2
Let R be a relation such that R = {(@, d), (c.g),
Ky 2),(4./), (g,)} then (R'OR) is oe
1.4), Ges (ren A, (e,
@ (e.0,h2).G0} “ey
B) (2. (af, (cf)
@) Kd), (g,2), (e, WENA}
The number of one-one
where 4 = {1, 2, 3, 4]
Such that fli) # fis
a9
2) 360
@) 15
(4) 181
function from 4 to B
} and B= {1, 2, 3,4,5,6}
Test Paper-03 (IEE) of)
@ On
Let G="Gifor0 x — 4x, then number of possible
integral values of x will be
wt @2
@ 3 a4
‘Number of ordered pairs (p,g) from the set
S= (1,2, 3,4, 5) so thatthe real funetion
3
fe)= 55 2+ qx + 10 is one-one, is
() 25
@) 12
@ 10
@) 15
[Number of points where
a= max (|x7-x-2) 27 3xhe20 i oy
max .(In(—x),e" ); x<0
differentiable are-
(2 3
3) 4 4) 5
cin (-nlmse)
then lim ln) =
aa
Qe
@) 0
) ©
Paper-03 (JEE)
TI. Lat f; R > R be a one-one onto differentiable
function, such that 2) = 1 and (2) = 3, then the
78, IFA is an involutory matrix given by
o 1-1 i
4-| 4023. 4 |then the inverse of 5 will be
~~ 7
Pe
(yu a =
a
a (4) AP
8) 2 4) #
x 1
79. Let f(a)=|sin2nx 2x? 1). If f(x) bean odd
cast
function and its odd values is equal to g(x)
IFA (1) g(1) =4, then the value of bis
wa
Qt
@)2
@ 2
80, Letf"(sinx) <0 and/" (sinx)>0, vre(0Z) ud
(2) = fsin2) + eos), the g(x) is decreasing in
ae)
o (0)
o (a)
(4) None of these
n Integer Type Questions
‘81. Number of solutions ofthe equation
2.
. ix"
fo 22)
wat
TEA) = cos(1 - 23°), then the value of
LO2D+SHC WD) is
IFA) satisfies the equation
(eel) f(x48) Soret)
1 2 s
2 3 a
If fis periodic with period 7, them the value of
lis
|eomatmt
The product of the valves of x satisfying. the
‘equation
“9
Cm Le Po
If the system of equations 2x 3y= 4,
Ix ~ 2y = 2, Bex — De] y = (dal, (where [.]
represents greatest integer function (a is arbitrary
Constant) is consistent then 'a' lies in the interval
[.2), won 9m copie mantra §
by +8 + Byis
is also coprime number then (o vf
qual to.
163
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