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JEE Maths — detailed notes, short notes, formula sheets & PYQs for every chapter.

All 27 chapters of JEE Maths are live — Algebra, Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Vectors & 3D, and Probability & Statistics. Study a chapter fully with detailed notes, revise it in 15 minutes using short notes, scan every formula on the formula sheet, and drill chapter-wise PYQs. Free, no login.

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32
NOTES LIVE
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PAGE TYPES
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COST
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> WHAT YOU GET

Four page types for every chapter

Each chapter has four separate pages. One for deep study. One for fast revision. One for formulas. One for past questions. Search for any chapter directly and land on exactly what you need.

> Study

Detailed Notes

Full theory with derivations, worked examples, and JEE-level problem sets. For first-read study.

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> Revise

Short Notes

Key concepts, important results, and common traps — no derivations. Revise a full chapter in 15–20 minutes.

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> Learn

Formula Sheet

All formulas grouped by subtopic, each with a one-line "use when" note. Print-friendly.

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> Solve

Chapter-wise PYQs

Past questions tagged by year and paper (Mains/Advanced), click-to-reveal answers and brief solution approach.

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> MATHS

JEE Maths Notes — Chapter-wise

All 27 chapters live across Algebra, Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Vectors & 3D, and Probability & Statistics. Each chapter page has Notes, Short Notes, Formula Sheet, and PYQ tabs.

Weightage guide →

Algebra

11 chapters · ~30% JEE weightage

CH·01~3h read

Sets

Sets notes — definition, types of sets, subsets, power set, Venn diagrams, set operations, algebra of sets, De Morgan's laws, cardinality formulas

Sets notes →
CH·02~3h read

Relations & Functions

Relations and Functions notes — cartesian product, relations, types (reflexive, symmetric, transitive, equivalence), partial order, functions, one-one

Relations notes →
CH·03~4h read

Complex Numbers

Complex Numbers notes — iota, algebra, conjugate, modulus, argument, polar form, Euler form, Argand diagram, triangle inequality, square root, cube ro

Complex Numbers notes →
CH·04~3.5h read

Quadratic Equations

Quadratic Equations notes — theory, discriminant, nature of roots, relation between roots & coefficients, common roots, graph of quadratic, quadratic

Quadratic Equations notes →
CH·05~3h read

Sequences & Series

Sequences and Series notes — Arithmetic, Geometric, Harmonic Progressions, Means, AM-GM-HM Inequality, Arithmetic-Geometric Progression (AGP), Sum of

Sequences notes →
CH·06~3.5h read

Permutations & Combinations

Permutations and Combinations notes — Fundamental Principle of Counting, factorial, nPr, nCr, properties of nCr, permutations with repetition, alike o

Permutations notes →
CH·07~1.5h read

Binomial Theorem

Binomial Theorem notes — statement, expansion, general term, middle term, term independent of x, greatest term, numerically greatest term, properties

Binomial Theorem notes →
CH·08~2h read

Principle of Mathematical Induction

Principle of Mathematical Induction (PMI) notes — statement, first principle, strong induction, three steps of PMI, working rule, summation of n, n²,

Principle of Mathematical Induction notes →
CH·09~2.5h read

Mathematical Reasoning

Mathematical Reasoning notes — statements, truth tables, logical connectives (NOT, AND, OR, IF-THEN, IFF), converse, inverse, contrapositive, tautolog

Mathematical Reasoning notes →
CH·10~3h read

Matrices

Matrices notes — types of matrices, algebra, transpose, symmetric & skew-symmetric, adjoint, inverse, elementary operations, all formulas, 100+ solved

Matrices notes →
CH·11~3h read

Determinants

Determinants notes — properties of determinants, minors and cofactors, adjoint and inverse of matrix, Cramer's rule, consistency of system of linear e

Determinants notes →

> WEIGHTAGE

JEE Mathematics Weightage Analysis

Focus on high-weightage topics for maximum marks in JEE Main and Advanced.

CALCULUS

35%

6 chapters

ALGEBRA

30%

8 chapters

COORDINATE

20%

5 chapters

TRIGONOMETRY

8%

3 chapters

VECTORS & 3D

7%

2 chapters

PROBABILITY

8%

2 chapters

> HOW TO USE

Complete JEE Mathematics Preparation Guide 2026

Why Choose Our Mathematics Notes?

Every chapter here is built for JEE — proofs and concepts for a first read, short notes that compress a full chapter into 15 minutes, a formula sheet with one-line "use when" notes, and a PYQ page with past questions tagged by year and paper.

High-weightage chapters like Calculus and Coordinate Geometry carry extra solved examples because that is exactly where JEE Main and Advanced award the most marks.

Chapter-wise JEE Weightage

Calculus is the single largest block at roughly 35% of JEE Main Maths, with Algebra at about 30% and Coordinate Geometry around 20%. Limits, Integration, and Applications of Derivatives appear in nearly every paper.

Vectors & 3D, Trigonometry, and Probability together contribute the remaining ~20%. These are shorter chapters that give quick, predictable marks — ideal for the last phase of preparation.

How to Use These Maths Notes Effectively?

  1. Start with Sets, Relations & Functions, then Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations.
  2. Master Trigonometry early — it feeds into Coordinate Geometry and calculus.
  3. Complete Calculus systematically: Limits → Differentiation → Applications → Integration → Differential Equations.
  4. Practice Coordinate Geometry daily — it carries roughly 20% weightage.
  5. Solve 30–50 problems per chapter before moving on; Maths is won by volume of practice.
  6. Time yourself in mocks — target about 3 minutes per question.
  7. Learn the shortcut tricks from the notes to save minutes in the exam.
  8. Solve chapter-wise PYQs after finishing the notes — untimed first, then timed.

> ABOUT

About JEE Prep Guide

Most free JEE resources are either scattered PDFs with no structure, or full-chapter videos you have to scrub through to find one formula. JEE Prep Guide is built differently — every chapter has a dedicated notes page, a short notes page, a formula sheet, and a PYQ page, each at its own URL. You search for what you need and land directly on it.

Maths coverage is at 27 of 32 chapters — all of Algebra, Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Vectors & 3D, and Probability & Statistics are live. Short notes, formula sheets, and PYQ pages are being added to completed chapters throughout the year.

  • No login, no paywall, no premium tier — the entire site is free.
  • Ad-supported and kept light — ads never appear inside question or formula content.
  • Mobile-first — built for students studying on phones, not just on desktops.

> FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What are all the chapters in JEE Mathematics?

JEE Mathematics has 32 chapters grouped into Algebra, Trigonometry, Coordinate Geometry, Calculus, and Vectors & 3D — plus Probability and Statistics. 27 chapters are live right now across every section: Algebra, Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Vectors & 3D, and Probability & Statistics.

What are the high-weightage chapters in JEE Maths?

High-weightage JEE Maths chapters: Calculus (Limits, Integration, Applications of Derivatives) ~35%, Coordinate Geometry (Circles, Conics) ~20%, Algebra (Matrices, P&C, Complex Numbers) ~30%, Vectors & 3D Geometry ~12%, Probability ~8%. Calculus is the single highest-weightage section and should be prioritised.

What are the Calculus chapters for JEE?

Calculus chapters for JEE are: Limits, Continuity & Differentiability, Differentiation (chain rule, implicit, parametric), Applications of Derivatives (maxima/minima, tangents, monotonicity), Indefinite Integration, Definite Integration & Area under Curves, and Differential Equations. Together they carry ~35% of JEE Maths marks.

What are the Coordinate Geometry chapters for JEE?

Coordinate Geometry chapters for JEE are: Straight Lines, Circles, Parabola, Ellipse, and Hyperbola. Circles and conics (Parabola, Ellipse, Hyperbola) are especially high-weightage in JEE Mains, often contributing 2–3 questions per paper.

Which Maths chapters are available right now?

27 chapters are live across Algebra, Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Vectors & 3D, and Probability & Statistics. The remaining chapters are being added through 2026.

Is JEE Maths hard?

JEE Maths is considered the most time-consuming section but is also the most scoring with practice. Calculus and Coordinate Geometry require deep problem-solving skills. Algebra (Matrices, P&C) and Trigonometry are relatively more formula-based. With consistent daily practice and PYQ solving, JEE Maths becomes manageable and predictable.