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Laws of Motion JEE Main PYQ Chapter Wise (2016–2026)

Laws of Motion JEE Main PYQs: all 10 questions from 11 official papers (2016–2026), by concept with official answers. Asked in 2 of 3 years.

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Full name
Joint Entrance Examination Main
Conducted by
NTA
Frequency
Multiple sessions per year
Sections
Physics · Chemistry · Mathematics
Official site
jeemain.nta.nic.in ↗

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Laws of Motion PYQs (previous year questions) for JEE Main: Laws of Motion (Physics) had 10 questions across the 11 official JEE Main papers we tagged (2016–2026), and appeared in 8 of them. Asked in 2 of 3 years. The concepts asked in the most papers: Friction on Incline, Friction in Circular Motion, Newton’s Second Law.

Year-wise question count

Asked in 2 of 3 years.

YearPapersQuestionsPer paper
JEE Main 2026991
JEE Main 2017111
JEE Main 20161Not asked–

Most-asked concepts

Sorted by the number of papers a concept appeared in.

ConceptQuestionsPapersYears
Friction on Incline222026
Atwood Machine112026
Circular Motion112026
Friction in Circular Motion112026
Newton's Second Law112026
Pseudo Force112026
Pseudo Force and Friction112026
Pulley Systems112026
Variable Force112017

How to practise Laws of Motion PYQs

  1. Start with the concepts at the top of the table. They have come back the most.
  2. Solve one year’s Laws of Motion questions from the official PDF against the clock, then check the answer listed below.
  3. Log every miss as a concept gap, a calculation slip or a misread. Each needs a different fix.
  4. Once a concept is clean in two papers, move to the next. Then sit a full paper from the year pages.

Questions by year

Each line gives the question number and paper, type, concept, our one-line summary and the official answer, with a link to the official PDF.

JEE Main2026

  • Q.27 (2 April, shift 2) · MCQ · Friction in Circular Motion: Friction coefficient for a mass stuck to the wall of a rotating drum (official answer: option 1) PDF
  • Q.28 (4 April, shift 1) · MCQ · Friction on Incline: Kinetic friction coefficient when rough-incline time is 50% more than smooth (official answer: option 3) PDF
  • Q.28 (4 April, shift 2) · MCQ · Newton's Second Law: Constant force on 100 g body from rest; ratio x:y of position after 2 s (official answer: option 4) PDF
  • Q.29 (5 April, shift 1) · MCQ · Pulley Systems: Ratio of tensions T₁/T₂ for three masses on a pulley (official answer: option 1) PDF
  • Q.30 (5 April, shift 1) · MCQ · Pseudo Force: Time for block to slide on an accelerating smooth wedge (official answer: option 1) PDF
  • Q.29 (6 April, shift 1) · MCQ · Pseudo Force and Friction: Blocks on accelerating cube stay at rest; find friction coefficient (official answer: option 2) PDF
  • Q.44 (6 April, shift 2) · MCQ · Atwood Machine: Speed at which 6 kg block of pulley system hits ground (official answer: option 1) PDF
  • Q.46 (6 April, shift 2) · Numerical · Friction on Incline: Friction coefficient from sliding times on rough and smooth incline (official answer: 75) PDF
  • Q.28 (8 April, shift 2) · MCQ · Circular Motion: Angle of pendulum string with vertical in a turning car (official answer: option 3) PDF

JEE Main2017

  • Q.3 · MCQ · Variable Force: Drag constant k for speed-squared friction from energy loss PDF

Laws of Motion in other exams

The same chapter in other official papers we tagged: JEE Advanced (10 questions), NEET (1 question).

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FAQ

How many Laws of Motion questions come in JEE Main?

In the official papers we tagged: 9 in 2026 (9 papers) and 1 in 2017 (1 paper). Not asked in the other year. That is 10 questions in all, about 4% of Physics.

Which Laws of Motion topics repeat in JEE Main?

Asked in the most papers: Friction on Incline, Friction in Circular Motion, Newton’s Second Law. The concept table lists every one with its count.

Are these official JEE Main questions?

Yes. Every question is from an official JEE Main paper hosted on our year pages. The one-line summaries are ours; open the PDF linked beside each question for the full text.