JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Slip LIVE: Tentative Date & Time; Subject-wise Weightage details
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Slip will be released soon for exams scheduled from April 2 to 9, 2026. Based on previous trends, its tentative release is March 21-23, 2026, between 3:45 PM and 11 PM. The slip indicates your exam city, but it is not the admit card. Stay updated on jeemain.nta.nic.in for more details.
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Slip LIVE : National Testing Agency will release JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Slip soon for the examination scheduled between April 2 and 9, 2026. The official date and time for the release have not been announced yet; however, it is likely to be released , between March 21 and 23, 2026, between 3:45 to 11 PM based on the previous years’ trend. The city slip will include the name of the city where the candidates will have to appear for the examination. It is important to note that the exam city slip is not the admit card for the test; the admit card will be released 7-10 days before the examination. Till the city slip is released, candidates can check out the previous years’ trend and subject-wise weightage details on the live blog below.
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Slip Tentative Release Date & Time
Based on previous trends, expected release timing is below:
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Tentative Release Date 1 | On or by March 21, 2026 (Most Likely) |
| Tentative Release Date 2 | On or by March 23, 2026 (Less Likely) |
| Tentative Release Date 3 | On or by March 24, 2026 (Likely) |
| Tentative Release Time 1 | On or by 3:45 PM (Most Likely) |
| Tentative Release Time 2 | On or by 9:30 PM (Less Likely) |
| Tentative Release Time 3 | On or by 11 PM (Likely) |
| Release Mode | Online |
| Official website to check and download | jeemain.nta.nic.in |
| Exam Date | April 1 to 10, 2026 (Confirmed) |
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Slip Live Updates
08 30 AM IST - 21 Mar'26
Quadratic Equations (Mathematics)
Focus on the nature of roots and the relationship between roots and coefficients. The "Location of Roots" is a slightly advanced but high-probability topic.
08 00 AM IST - 21 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Exam City Intimation Slip: Math Strategy – Selection (Mathematics)
In Session 2, Mathematics is usually the "tough" section; do not get stuck on lengthy calculations. Select the 5 easiest integer-type questions out of 10 to ensure high accuracy.
07 30 AM IST - 21 Mar'26
Mathematical Induction (Mathematics)
While direct questions are rare, the principle is used to prove various series and divisibility rules. It is good to have a basic understanding for sequence-based problems.
07 00 AM IST - 21 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Exam City Intimation Slip: Practical Organic Chemistry (Chemistry)
Tests for functional groups (Lassaigne’s test, Victor Meyer test) have seen increased weightage recently. These are often used as "Compound A to B" identification questions.
06 00 AM IST - 21 Mar'26
Vector Calculus Application (Physics)
Vectors are the backbone of Physics; ensure you are fast at Dot and Cross products. Almost every mechanics and electromagnetism question will require strong vector visualization.
05 00 AM IST - 21 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Exam City Intimation Slip: Sets and Relations (Mathematics)
Understand the types of relations—Reflexive, Symmetric, and Transitive. Equivalence relations and the number of elements in sets are the key focus areas.
04 00 AM IST - 21 Mar'26
Chemistry in Everyday Life (Chemistry)
Focus on the classification of drugs (Antiseptics, Antibiotics) and artificial sweeteners. Like Biomolecules, this requires a simple but thorough reading of NCERT.
03 00 AM IST - 21 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Exam City Intimation Slip: Experimental Physics (Physics)
Expect questions on the Screw Gauge, Vernier Calipers, and the Meter Bridge. These are usually found in the integer-type section and require high precision.
02 00 AM IST - 21 Mar'26
Height and Distance (Mathematics)
Basic trigonometry applied to real-world problems can occasionally appear. These are usually easy but require careful reading of the problem statement.
01 00 AM IST - 21 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 Exam City Intimation Slip: Redox Reactions (Chemistry)
Balancing redox reactions using the Oxidation Number method is a quick way to score. This concept is also used extensively in titrations and electrochemistry.
12 00 AM IST - 21 Mar'26
Communication Systems (Physics)
Though weightage has fluctuated, basic modulation index and antenna height questions are still common. It is a theoretical topic that can be covered in under an hour.
11 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 Exam City Intimation Slip: Indefinite Integration (Mathematics)
While the syllabus is vast, focus on the standard substitution methods and Integration by Parts. Use differentiation of options as a reverse-engineering trick for MCQs.
10 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
Amines and Nitrogen Compounds (Chemistry)
Hofmann Bromamide Degradation and Gabriel Phthalimide Synthesis are high-weightage named reactions. The basicity of amines in aqueous and gas phases is a favorite JEE topic.
09 30 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 Exam City Intimation Slip: Nuclear Physics Basics (Physics)
Mass defect and Binding Energy per nucleon are the primary focus areas. Revise alpha, beta, and gamma decay properties and the half-life of radioactive isotopes.
09 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
Straight Lines (Mathematics)
Focus on the various forms of the equation of a line and the distance of a point from a line. The concept of "Angle Bisectors" is also a frequent high-level topic.
08 30 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main City Intimation Slip 2026: Phenols and Ethers (Chemistry)
Reimer-Tiemann and Kolbe’s reactions are the most repeated named reactions here. Also, revise the acidity of phenols compared to alcohols.
08 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
Atomic Structure (Physics)
Spectral series of the Hydrogen atom (Lyman, Balmer, etc.) are frequently asked. This overlaps with Chemistry, giving you double the benefit for the same effort.
07 30 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main City Intimation Slip 2026: Mathematical Reasoning (Truth Tables) (Mathematics)
Understanding Tautology and Fallacy using truth tables can get you 4 marks in under a minute. It is a highly "low-effort, high-reward" chapter.
07 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
Haloalkanes and Haloarenes (Chemistry)
The mechanisms of SN1 and SN2 reactions are the most important part of this unit. Focus on the stereochemistry involved in these nucleophilic substitution reactions.
06 30 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main City Intimation Slip 2026: Dual Nature of Radiation (Physics)
The Photoelectric Effect equation is the most critical part of this sub-unit. Practice graphs showing the variation of stopping potential with frequency and intensity.
06 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
Statistics and Variance (Mathematics)
Expect one direct question on Mean, Variance, and Standard Deviation. This is considered one of the easiest topics in the entire Mathematics syllabus.
05 30 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main Session 2 City Intimation Slip 2026: Environmental Chemistry (Chemistry)
Do not ignore this chapter as it provides "easy" 4 marks from NCERT. Focus on the causes of Acid Rain, Smog, and Greenhouse effects.
05 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
Electromagnetic Waves (Physics)
This is a small but high-yield chapter involving the properties of the EM spectrum. Focus on the relationship between Electric and Magnetic field vectors (E0/B0=c).
04 30 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main Session 2 City Intimation Slip 2026: Inverse Trigonometric Functions (Mathematics)
Master the domain and range of sin−1x,cos−1x, etc., to avoid mistakes. The formulas for tan−1x+tan−1y are the most frequently used in JEE problems.
04 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
Periodic Table Trends (Chemistry)
Periodic trends in Ionization Enthalpy, Electron Gain Enthalpy, and Electronegativity are vital. These concepts are used to answer reasoning questions in Inorganic Chemistry.
03 30 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main Session 2 City Intimation Slip 2026: Wave Mechanics (Physics)
Doppler Effect in sound and the formation of stationary waves in strings/pipes are must-knows. These questions are often calculation-intensive but follow a fixed pattern.
03 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
Trigonometric Equations (Mathematics)
Finding the general solution of trigonometric equations is a small but steady topic. Focus on the basic identities and their transformations.
02 30 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main Session 2 City Intimation Slip 2026: Surface Chemistry (Chemistry)
Adsorption isotherms (Freundlich) and the properties of Lyophilic/Lyophobic colloids are the main topics. This is a theoretical chapter where you can save a lot of time.
02 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM) (Physics)
The time period of a simple pendulum and spring-mass systems are standard high-weightage topics. Understand the energy transformations (Kinetic and Potential) during one full oscillation.
01 30 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 City Intimation Slip: Functions and Relations (Mathematics)
Domain and Range of composite and inverse functions are high-probability topics. Understand the properties of One-to-One (Injective) and Onto (Surjective) functions.
01 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
Solid State (If in Syllabus) (Chemistry)
Focus on the packing fraction, types of unit cells (BCC, FCC), and Schottky/Frenkel defects. Calculation of density of the unit cell is a common numerical question.
12 30 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 City Intimation Slip: Properties of Bulk Matter (Physics)
Young’s Modulus and Surface Tension are the key focus areas for this unit. In fluids, Bernoulli’s Theorem and the Equation of Continuity are the most important for numericals.
12 00 PM IST - 20 Mar'26
Binomial Theorem (Mathematics)
Finding the general term, the middle term, and the coefficient of xn are the standard question types. Also, revise the properties of Binomial Coefficients (nCr).
11 30 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 City Intimation Slip: Atomic Structure (Chemistry)
Quantum numbers and the electronic configuration of Cr and Cu are foundational. Master the calculation of wavelength using the Rydberg formula.
11 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
System of Particles (Physics)
Center of Mass calculations for discrete and continuous systems are frequently tested. Focus on collisions (Elastic and Inelastic) and the coefficient of restitution.
10 30 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Intimation Slip: Complex Numbers Essentials (Mathematics)
Focus on the geometry of complex numbers, including the triangle inequality and the cube roots of unity. De Moivre’s Theorem is often used to simplify high-power calculations.
10 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
Electrochemistry Focus (Chemistry)
The Nernst Equation is the most critical tool for solving cell potential problems. Also, revise Faraday’s Laws of Electrolysis and the conductivity of electrolytic solutions.
09 30 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Intimation Slip: Work, Energy, and Power (Physics)
The Work-Energy Theorem is a versatile tool used across mechanics to solve complex problems simply. Focus on Vertical Circular Motion and the conservation of Mechanical Energy.
09 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
Area Under Curve (Mathematics)
This is a standard 4-mark question that usually involves finding the area between a parabola and a line. Accurate sketching of the curves is the first step to getting this right.
08 30 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Intimation Slip: Solutions and Colligative Properties (Chemistry)
Raoult’s Law and the Van’t Hoff factor (i) are the most repeated numerical concepts. One question on Depression in Freezing Point or Elevation in Boiling Point is highly likely.
08 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
Kinematics Foundation (Physics)
Expect 1 to 2 questions on Projectile Motion or Relative Velocity (Rain-Man or River-Boat problems). These are usually the "warm-up" questions at the beginning of the Physics section.
07 30 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Exam City Slip: Differential Equations (Mathematics)
Solving linear differential equations using the Integrating Factor (IF) is the most common question type. Also, revise the method of Variable Separable and Homogeneous equations.
07 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
Thermodynamics (Chemistry) (Chemistry)
The focus here is on Enthalpy (H), Entropy (S), and Gibbs Free Energy (G). Remember the criteria for spontaneity (ΔG<0) and its relation to the equilibrium constant.
06 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Exam City Slip: Units and Dimensions (Physics)
Dimensional Analysis is a lifesaver that helps in cross-checking complex formulas during the exam. One direct question on finding the dimensions of physical constants is highly probable.
05 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
Application of Derivatives (AOD) (Mathematics)
Maxima and Minima and Monotonicity (Increasing/Decreasing functions) are high-weightage. This unit bridges the gap between basic calculus and complex problem solving.
04 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Exam City Slip: Equilibrium (Ionic and Chemical) (Chemistry)
Le Chatelier’s Principle and pH calculations for buffers are high-weightage areas. Understand the Solubility Product (Ksp) as it frequently appears in the integer-type section.
03 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
Wave Optics Interference (Physics)
Young’s Double Slit Experiment (YDSE) is the core of this unit, focusing on fringe width and intensity. Also, revise the basic concepts of Diffraction and Polarisation (Brewster's Law).
02 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Exam City Slip: Limits, Continuity, and Differentiability (Mathematics)
L’Hopital’s Rule is your best friend for solving limit problems quickly. For continuity, focus on finding the value of constants that make a function continuous at a point.
01 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
Chemical Kinetics Numerical (Chemistry)
First-order reaction kinetics and the Arrhenius Equation dominate the numerical section. Be prepared to calculate half-lives and activation energy from experimental data.
12 00 AM IST - 20 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 Exam City Slip: Ray Optics Precision (Physics)
Lens Maker’s Formula and Total Internal Reflection (TIR) are the most repeated concepts. Be prepared for questions involving the combination of lenses and the refraction through a prism.
11 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
Conic Sections (Parabola/Ellipse/Hyperbola) (Mathematics)
Focus on the standard forms and the properties of focal chords and tangents. Often, these questions can be solved quickly by using the parametric form.
10 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 Exam City Slip: d and f Block Trends (Chemistry)
Properties of Transition Elements and the Lanthanoid Contraction are the most important concepts. Focus on the chemical reactions of K2Cr2O7 and KMnO4.
09 30 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
Thermodynamics and KTG (Physics)
The First Law of Thermodynamics and various processes (Isobaric, Adiabatic) are essential for both Physics and Chemistry. Master the relationship between pressure, volume, and temperature in the Kinetic Theory of Gases.
09 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 Exam City Slip: Coordinate Geometry – Circles (Mathematics)
Circles is the most important part of the Conics section. Master the equations of tangents and normals, and the condition of tangency for a line and a circle.
08 30 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
p-Block Elements Strategy (Chemistry)
While vast, focus on the structures of oxoacids of Phosphorus, Sulfur, and Chlorine. The trends in the properties of Groups 15 to 18 are frequently tested.
08 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main City Slip 2026: Gravitation Scoring Potential (Physics)
Gravitation is highly scoring because its formulas mirror those of Electrostatics. Focus on Variation in 'g' due to altitude/depth and the calculation of Escape Velocity.
07 30 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
Permutations and Combinations (Mathematics)
Focus on the "Gap Method" and "String Method" for arrangement problems. This chapter requires clear logical thinking rather than heavy formula memorization.
07 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main City Slip 2026: Biomolecules Significance (Chemistry)
Structure of Glucose, proteins, and DNA/RNA are guaranteed sources of marks. This is a purely NCERT-based topic that requires thorough reading.
06 30 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
Rotational Motion Strategy (Physics)
While conceptually difficult, focusing on the Moment of Inertia of standard bodies can secure easy marks. Understand the conservation of Angular Momentum, as it is a favorite for multi-concept questions.
06 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main City Slip 2026: Probability and Bayes Theorem (Mathematics)
Expect at least one question from Bayes Theorem or Total Probability. Binomial Distribution is also a frequent topic in the Session 2 Mathematics section.
05 30 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
Aldehydes and Ketones (Chemistry)
This chapter is the "heart" of Organic Chemistry with numerous named reactions like Aldol and Cannizzaro. Expect at least 2 questions involving the identification of functional groups.
05 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main Session 2 City Slip 2026: EMI and Alternating Current (Physics)
LCR circuits and Resonance are frequent topics that appear in the numerical (integer) section. Ensure you can calculate the Power Factor and understand Lenz’s Law for induced EMF.
04 30 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
Sequence and Series (Mathematics)
Arithmetic and Geometric Progressions (AP/GP) and their sums are very high-yield. Also, focus on the Arithmetic-Geometric Progression (AGP) and special series sums.
04 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main Session 2 City Slip 2026: Hydrocarbons Highlights (Chemistry)
Alkenes and Alkynes reactions, especially Ozonolysis and Markovnikov addition, are high-weightage. These topics often link directly to the Class 12 Organic syllabus.
03 30 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
Magnetic Effects of Current (Physics)
Biot-Savart Law and Ampere’s Circuital Law are the pillars of this high-weightage unit. Practice finding the magnetic field at the center of circular loops and the force between parallel current-carrying wires.
03 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main Session 2 City Slip 2026: Definite Integration Properties (Mathematics)
The "King’s Property" and integration as a limit of a sum are must-knows. This topic is almost always present in the paper, often in a complex-looking format.
02 30 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
GOC and Reaction Mechanisms (Chemistry)
Mastering Inductive, Electromeric, and Mesomeric effects is essential for predicting reaction products. Understanding the stability of carbocations and carbanions helps in solving multi-step synthesis.
02 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main Session 2 City Slip 2026: Electrostatics and Gauss Law (Physics)
High-weightage problems usually involve calculating the electric field using Gauss Law for various charge distributions. Also, focus on the energy stored in capacitors and the effect of inserting a dielectric slab.
01 30 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
Matrices and Determinants (Mathematics)
This is a high-scoring unit that usually yields 2 to 3 questions. Focus on the properties of Adjoints, finding the Inverse, and solving systems of linear equations using Cramer's Rule.
01 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 City Slip: Chemical Bonding Core (Chemistry)
Expect 2 to 3 questions on VSEPR theory, Hybridization, and Molecular Orbital Theory (MOT). Focus on bond orders of diatomic molecules like O2 and N2.
12 30 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
Semiconductors and Logic Gates (Physics)
Expect a guaranteed 4-mark question from this section in every Session 2 paper. Prioritize understanding the truth tables of NAND/NOR gates and the characteristics of Zener diodes as voltage regulators.
12 00 PM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 City Slip: 3D Geometry Precision (Mathematics)
Equations of lines and planes are the most important parts of this unit. In Session 2, expect questions involving the intersection of a line and a plane.
11 30 AM IST - 19 Mar'26
Coordination Compounds (Chemistry)
This is the single most important chapter in Inorganic Chemistry. Focus heavily on Crystal Field Theory (CFT), magnetic moments, and IUPAC nomenclature of complexes.
11 00 AM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 City Slip: Current Electricity Essentials (Physics)
This chapter is a "gold mine" that consistently produces 2 to 3 straightforward questions. Master Kirchhoff’s Laws and the specific applications of the Wheatstone Bridge and Potentiometer.
10 30 AM IST - 19 Mar'26
Vector Algebra Dominance (Mathematics)
Vectors and 3D Geometry together contribute about 15% of the total Math marks. Focus on the Dot product, Cross product, and finding the shortest distance between two lines.
10 00 AM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Slip: Organic Chemistry Dominance (Chemistry)
In Session 2, Organic Chemistry usually carries the highest weightage, often around 35%. General Organic Chemistry (GOC) and Isomerism are the foundations you cannot afford to skip.
09 30 AM IST - 19 Mar'26
Modern Physics Primacy (Physics)
Modern Physics remains the highest-weightage unit, typically accounting for 3 to 4 questions per shift. Focus heavily on the Bohr model, de Broglie wavelength, and Radioactive decay laws.
09 00 AM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Slip: City Slip Release Date, Release Time vs Exam Date 2023
- City Slip Release Date: March 31, 2023
- City Slip Release Time: 9:30 PM
- Exam Date: April 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, & 15, 2023
08 30 AM IST - 19 Mar'26
City Slip Release Date, Release Time vs Exam Date 2024
- City Slip Release Date: March 27, 2024
- City Slip Release Time: 11 PM
- Exam Date: April 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, & 12, 2024
08 00 AM IST - 19 Mar'26
JEE Main 2026 Session 2 City Slip: City Slip Release Date, Release Time vs Exam Date 2025
- City Slip Release Date: March 20, 2025
- City Slip Release Time: 3:45 PM
- Exam Date: April 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, & 9, 2025
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