Overview
- The National Testing Agency completed the latest shift of the engineering entrance test with students and coaches calling the paper easy to moderate with a broad, balanced mix of chapters.
- Physics drew most questions from Electromagnetism and Mechanics and had fewer from Optics and Waves, and several experts noted that Fluid Mechanics did not appear.
- Chemistry sat at a moderate level with questions split across Organic, Inorganic, and Physical branches and many items closely aligned to NCERT textbooks.
- Mathematics was conceptually clear yet time‑consuming for many candidates, with notable weight on Calculus, 3D Geometry, Algebra, Vectors, and permutations and combinations.
- Educators stressed that success hinged on speed, accuracy, and smart question selection, and they cautioned that these reactions are preliminary and not a substitute for official answer keys or results.