Disha's 183 New Syllabus Chapter-wise & Topic-wise JEE Main Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics (2025 - 2002) Previous Year Solved Papers 9th Edition | NCERT PYQ Question Bank | 100% Detailed Solutions  (Paperback, Disha Experts)

The thoroughly revised and updated 9th Edition of the Bestseller Disha's Errorless 183 JEE PYQ Book Combo for Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics is your ultimate practice companion for Jee Mains 2026. Carefully curated from the past 24 years of JEE Main & AIEEE papers, this edition is fully updated as per the latest NCERT syllabus, making it a must-have JEE mains book for 2026 aspirants. If you are searching for a focused JEE Mains PYQ book, this edition from Disha Publication JEE PYQ series stands out with its comprehensive coverage and exam-smart features. For aspirants seeking the most relevant, up-to-date, and chapter-wise collection, this book is a smart choice, as it aligns strictly with the current syllabus and exam pattern. • Aligned to the New NCERT syllabus, the book excludes questions from deleted chapters, ensuring 100% relevance for JEE Mains 2026. • Exclusive features: 1. Trend Analysis (2021–2025) for each chapter 2. NCERT Page Locator to trace the origin of each question 3. Self-grading system with colored sticker tracking for revision and tricky questions • Includes 183 previous year papers: 1. 165 JEE Main online papers (all shifts from 2012–2025) 2. 18 JEE Main/AIEEE offline papers (2002–2018), including the 2011 rescheduled AIEEE paper • The 183 papers are organized into 30/22/24 Chapters and 95/74/71 Topics, strictly following the new NCERT textbook sequence for Class 11 and 12, making this a highly structured JEE PYQ book. • An ideal choice for students looking for an accurate and complete JEE Mains PYQ book. • Covers 3900+/3180+/3970 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and 1045/980/895 Numeric Value Questions (NVQs) – all with 100% detailed solutions placed right after each chapter for quick reference. • Includes all 19 JEE Main 2025 papers 10 from Session I – (January & February), and 9 from Session II (April), mapped with official NTA answer keys