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JEE Main 2026 full-length mock #4 is up — post your score, section split and one doubt here

Mock #4 is live in the test section. Same pattern as the January paper: 75 questions, 180 minutes, +4/−1. Post three things so the thread stays useful: - Total score and the section split (P / C / M) - The question number you are least sure about - One thing you will change before mock #5 I will reply to the common doubt with a worked solution. Please avoid posting full question text if it is from a paid paper — a screenshot of your own working is fine. My attempt: 168 (58 / 52 / 58). Lost 12 marks to two silly sign errors in Maths, which is the same mistake as mock #3. Time to fix the habit, not the syllabus.
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u/dev_patel7 hr ago

142 (49 / 47 / 46). Physics was fine until the last ten questions. Did anyone else feel the rotation section was heavier than the syllabus weight suggests?

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u/rohit_menon7 hr ago

Rotation was 7 questions, which is high, but four were direct formula. The two that ate time were the rolling-without-slipping ones. I would drill those two patterns rather than the whole chapter.

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u/priya_nair7 hr ago

Is the +4/−1 marking the same as the actual 2026 pattern? I do not want to train on the wrong scoring.

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u/rohit_menon7 hr ago

Yes, +4 for correct, −1 for wrong, 0 for unattempted. Numericals have no negative in this mock, matching the recent paper.

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u/vikram_sethi7 hr ago

The sign-error admission is more useful than the 168. I know three people who would call that "silly" and then do it again next week.

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u/sana_qureshi7 hr ago

Wrong community probably, but the review method here is helping my NEET physics too. Posting my split after the next mock.

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