JEEnius has read two decades of JEE and NEET papers. Then it learned to see what comes next.
JEE Main from 2002. JEE Advanced from 2007. NEET-UG from 2000. Not summaries of them. The actual questions, indexed one at a time.
JEE Main 2002 to 2025, Advanced 2007 to 2025, NEET-UG 2000 to 2026.
Real previous-year questions, searchable by year, subject and topic.
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology.
One per exam. Neither is a general-purpose model pointed at a syllabus.
Across two decades the same chapters keep returning, in shares that barely move. The engine counts them. What you are looking at is its own weighting for JEE Main 2026, chapter by chapter.
Each number is the engine's forecast question count for that chapter in JEE Main 2026. The bar is that chapter's share of the subject.
A question goes in. What comes back is not an answer with a number attached. It is the reasoning that produced it, one line at a time.
Variables, constraints and the actual ask, separated first.
Matched against two decades of papers for its relatives.
The governing law, retrieved rather than guessed at.
Every line follows the one above it, and is named.
Verified by IITian faculty before a student sees it.
A ring of mass m, radius R, carrying charge q, at rest.
A changing magnetic field induces a circular electric field along the ring.
That induced field puts a tangential force on the charge, so the ring feels a torque.
Set that torque equal to Iα, with moment of inertia I = mR².
The radius cancels, which is why the answer does not depend on how big the ring is.
For JEE Main 2026 the forecast was published in advance. This is how much of the real paper it had already covered.
92 per cent of JEE Main 2026 topics, predicted in advance
JEEnius predicts topic areas and question patterns, not the exact paper, and is not affiliated with NTA, NMC or any exam body.
An engine is only useful if it fits inside a study day. So it ships as an app you can open between classes.
Open it in the browser, or install the Android app.
Screens shown are from JEE JEEnius on Android.
The method is the same. The training is not: each model is built on its own exam's papers.
JEE Main and Advanced, from the 2002 papers to last year's. Predicted mocks, and every question worked step by step.
NEET-UG across Biology, Physics and Chemistry. Real PYQs, predicted mocks and step-by-step AI solutions, in a calmer, clinical interface.
JEEnius is a Grey Neural AI product. Its solving engine includes Fathom AI, which answered every question in the JEE Advanced 2025 mathematics paper correctly, and every solution is verified by IITian faculty.