How many JEE practice questions does 10minJEE have?

10minJEE has 432+ original questions mapped to Bloom's Taxonomy levels across Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, covering 10 years of JEE Main past papers (2015–2025).

Yes. 10minJEE has a free tier with the diagnostic test and topic practice. Premium plans start at ₹199/month for unlimited mock tests, Bloom-level tracking, and spaced-repetition revision.

Which subjects does 10minJEE cover for JEE Main?

10minJEE covers all three JEE Main subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Each subject has topic-wise questions mapped to NCERT chapters with sub-concept level tracking.

How is 10minJEE different from JEE coaching?

10minJEE uses Bloom's Taxonomy to track exactly which sub-concepts you've mastered vs. not, so each 10-minute session targets your weakest gaps. No 4-hour lectures — just focused adaptive practice that compounds daily.

Can I use 10minJEE starting from Class 6?

Yes. 10minJEE includes a Foundation track covering Class 6–10 concepts in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, so students can build a strong base before JEE-specific preparation.

Electrostatics for JEE Main 2027 — Complete Guide with Formulas

Electrostatics is the single highest-weightage topic in JEE Main Physics. Every paper from 2015-2024 had at least 2-3 questions from this chapter. If you master Electrostatics, you are guaranteed 8-12 marks in Physics.

Why Electrostatics Dominates JEE Main

NTA data shows Electrostatics appears in 94% of all JEE Main sessions. The chapter connects Coulomb's Law, Electric Field, Potential, Capacitors and Gauss's Law — all of which are individually tested.

Key Concepts — What JEE Always Tests

Coulomb's Law — force between point charges, superposition principle
Electric Field — due to point charge, dipole, ring, disc, shell
Gauss's Law — symmetric charge distributions (sphere, cylinder, plane)
Electric Potential — work done, equipotential surfaces
Capacitors — series/parallel combinations, energy stored, dielectric effect

5 Must-Know Formulas

F = kq1q2/r² (Coulomb's Law)
E = kq/r² (Electric field due to point charge)
V = kq/r (Potential due to point charge)
C = ε₀A/d (Parallel plate capacitor)
U = ½CV² = Q²/2C (Energy stored in capacitor)

Common Mistakes JEE Students Make

Confusing Electric Field direction with force direction for negative charges
Forgetting that inside a conductor, E = 0 always
Not applying superposition correctly for multiple charges
Sign errors in work done W = q(V1-V2)

10-Minute JEE Strategy

Practice Gauss's Law problems daily — they appear in 60% of papers. Master the standard geometries: spherical shell, solid sphere, infinite plane, infinite cylinder. The examiner has only 6 standard configurations. Memorise all 6 and you will never get a Gauss's Law question wrong.