The JEE 2020 comes with a yet another pattern – reduced number of questions and numerical value questions. The numerical value questions are not new to the JEE, but not having multiple choice options is something new. 20% questions, i.e., 15 out of 75 questions are going to be numerical type. Answers to such questions can be whole numbers or decimal numbers.<\/p>\n
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