JEE MAIN 2026 - Session 1 | January 21 | Shift 1 & 2 | Day 1 | Memory Based - Paper Analysis & Solution

JEE MAIN 2026 - Session 1 | January 21 | Shift 1 & 2 | Day 1 | Memory Based - Paper Analysis & Solution 🗓 Date:  January 21 ⏰ Time: 05:00 PM 🎥 Mode: LIVE LIVE LINK: https://youtube.com/live/YuI7BxzqkMc In this session, students will get: * Shift-wise detailed paper analysis * Memory-based questions discussion * Subject-wise difficulty level analysis This analysis will help JEE aspirants accurately evaluate their performance and plan the next phase of preparation for JEE Main & Advanced 2026.  

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About Trophies,Leaderboard,Threats & Targets

 Trophies: Trophies are rewards given to you based on the score you've got in the exam. Trophies will be awarded only if you get a minimum of 35% in an exam, whereas you can see your ranks even if you get less than 35%. You will be awarded trophies based on your score range as below.  35% - 45% score, 30 Trophies 45% - 55% score, 40 Trophies  55% - 65% score, 50 Trophies > 65% 55 Trophies.  < 35%, -5 Trophies (If you've any trophies in your account. else 0) If you could not pass in the first attempt, and pass in the second attempt, the number of trophies awarded for the above score will be 25% lesser than the above value and another 25% lesser in the third attempt. After 3 attempts, trophies will not be awarded.  If you've got trophies in any of the attempts, you will be not be awarded trophies in the successive attempts. Leaderboard: The leaderboard will display the top 200 people having more trophies. Students taking more exams and getting more scores in each exam will be having more trophies.  For example, 1) if you have taken only one test and scored more than 65%, you will be given 55 trophies.  2) If your friend has taken two exams and got 40% in each exam, he will be having 60 Trophies (30 Trophies in each exam) Hence your friend will be above you on the leaderboard.  So to be on the top of the leaderboard, you've to consistently perform well and take all the tests without fail.  Red & Green Arrows in Leaderboard: We have two columns in the Leaderboard UI. The first one will be the number of trophies the user has and the second column will be weekly change compared to the previous week. The leaderboard order will take the trophy count and the weekly change as two factors. In case of a tie in trophy count, the users will be sorted based on weekly change. For ex: if two users have 100 trophies but one user had gained 60 in the past week and another only 30, then the user with 60 gain will be placed first. If the weekly gain also ties, then the order is random. This happens only in the initial but gets factored out in the forthcoming tests. If there is a gain then the arrow will be green. Otherwise, it will be red. This applies to 0 change too. Threats & Targets: People who are behind you but closer to you in terms of trophies are your threats. People who are above you in terms of trophies are your targets. Threats are warnings while targets are short motivations to push yourself harder.