Solutions to Mock JEE MAIN – 8 |JEE - 2025

PHYSICS
SECTION-1
2h
1.(D) t (time for the fruit to land)
g

28
  1.6
10
Distance   6m / s    
1.6s  7.6m

2.(C) W1  W2  B
0.5V1  2.5V2  V1  V2 
V1  3V2
V1
3
V2
3.(B)

 2 R  1  10  2  3
PE  mgycm  mg    19.1J
   3.14
4.(A)
  
5.(B)  a  b  .b  0  a.b  b 2  0
 
 a  4b .a  0  a 2  4b .a  0

 a 2  4b 2  a  2b
f 10
6.(A) m  6 
f u 10  u
50
u cm
6
v  6u  50cm
u
7.(C) u cos      60
2
u 2 sin 2  10  10  3 / 4 15
H max    m
2g 2  10 4

H  15
W   mg   max  cos180  4  10  1  75 J
 2g  8
W  75 J
8.(A)

mg
2 N1 cos 30  mg  N1 
3

mg 3  10
F  N1 cos60    5 3N
2 3 2 3

9.(B) I B  I E  I C  6  5.88  0.12mA

I C 5.88
   49
I B 1.22
10.(D) Conserving momentum
3
3  u cos 45   2  v   v  u cos 45
2
u sin 45
Time before 2kg mass hits the ground, t 
g

3   u sin 45 
horizontal displacement   u cos 45   
2  g 
 4.8m
  
11.(B) When v is along k , F is along iˆ

 B is along  ĵ and k̂ ….(i)

When v is along iˆ and ĵ , F is along k̂

 B is along iˆ and  ĵ ….(ii)
From (i) & (ii)

B is along  ĵ
  
F  qv  B

   
1.28  1013 kˆ  1.6  1019   4iˆ  3 ˆj  B0  ˆj   106
 
4  1.6  B0  1.28
B0  0.2T
12.(A)

2  S  1 103  100
S  0.05

13.(C) Initial Final

 mL2   mL2  5L  
2
 22 1 5  10 2
14.(A) I     2   m     2  mL      mL
 3   12  2   3 6 2 3

 I 
15.(A) Using   10 log10  12 
 10 
  60  10log10 4
  60  10log10 4
  60  20log10 2  54dB
 5R   3R 
16.(D) V  4   T  2    T  13RT
 2   2 
mL2
17.(D)   I   kxL  
3
3k
   (using x  L )
m
m
T  2
3k
1 1
18.(A) T  T0    2  106  106  5  5sec
2 2
Since length will increase, the time period of each oscillation will increase hence clock will lose time

at v2
19.(A) tan 45   at   v  2m / s
ar R
1
v  at t  2  2t  t  sec
2
 R 
20.(C)  R d
2 d 2
0.5    384000
 R  1675km
180  2
 SECTION-2
21.(75) m  80   50  40  m  25 gm
Total amount of water  50  25  75 gm.
22.(4) Since the shell is earthed, V  0
K 12C  kq
  0  q  4C
6 2

23.(18)

3C
Ceq   15mF
2
L L R  80
24.(20)  2  103 ;  4  10 4   5  R  20
R R  80 R
z  R 2   X C  X L   100
2
25.(6)
R 60
Power Factor    0.6  p  0.6, 10 p  6
Z 100
26.(3) I A  I 0 cos 2 30
I B  I 0 cos 2 60
I A cos 2 30
 3
I B cos 2 60

27.(6) A B
t 0 x 0
t  2  108 x x
2 2
t  4  10 8 x 3x
4 4
t  6  10 8 x 7x
8 8
3 3 D
28.(600) 
2 2 d
3  1
10 3  
2 9  104
  6 107 m

29.(6) 
I    2 R  r 2   R 2

I  r2
1 r2
 2 2 6
36  r

30.(100) u  AT 4


567  5.67  108 A  1000  4
 A  100cm2
 CHEMISTRY
SECTION-1
2
1.(A) BeF2 : Be-atom in sp
SF4 : S-atom in sp3d state

SiF4 : Si-atom in sp3 state

BF3 : B-atom in sp 2 state

2.(D) Na  g   Na g   e is an endothermic reaction because it is Ionization process and all other are
exothermic.

3.(A)  2Z  Y; K1
X  …(1)
 2P; K 2
2Z  Y  …(2)

From equation number (1) + (2), we have:

 2P; K  K1  K 2
X 

4.(D) Occlusion: adsorption of a gas on the surface of a metal.

Heterogeneous catalysis: it is also the adsorption of a gas are a liquid on the surface of a catalyst
Peptization: Phenomenon in which a precipitate passes into colloidal form by the adsorption of ions
from the peptizing agent.
Brownian movement: Not related to adsorption phenomenon.

 
3
5.(B) (1) Cr  H 2 O 6   Cr 3 3d 3  t 32g , eg0

So   n  n  2 BM  3  5  15 BM

 
2
(2)  Fe  H 2 O 6   Fe 2 3d 6  t 42g , eg2

So number of unpaired electron  n   4

  24 BM

 
2
(3)  Zn  H 2 O 6   Zn 2 3d10  t 62g ,e g4

n0 ; 0

 
2
(4) Cu  H 2 O 6   Cl2  3d 9  t 62g , e3g
2
n  1 ;   2 BM So  Fe  H 2 O 6  has highest Paramagnetism

6.(A) Rate of reaction  stability of carbocation and

stability order of formed carbocation is:
7.(D) As it is free expansion against zero external pressure, work done would be zero.

8.(A) Amount of charge used  10  60  60  36000C  0.373 F

Amount of Cu 2 available  0.5  0.5  0.25 mole
Amount of charge required to deposit all Cu 2  0.5 F
 Only Cu 2 will be deposited (partially). Zn 2 will not discharge

9.(D) The catalytic convertor involved use of metals like Pt, Pd and Rh
1  1 1 
10.(D) From  Rz 2  2  2 
  n1 n 2 
 1 1   1 1 
  9R   
1 1 3 27R 
 R  2  2   R  3  2 
2 2
So   R and 
  2    2 
 1  2 
1 2
 4  4 
 2

 2  R4  4   4 
     2   1 
 1  27R  27   27 

11.(C) CH3Cl  Mg 

dry ether


LiAlH 4 PCl
12.(B)   
5


 3 
13.(C) Co  NH 3 6  Cl3
 

 
Co3 3d 6  t 62g ,eg0 ; CFSE  0.4  6 0  3P  2.40  0  3P
14.(D)  partial double bond character

So shortest C  Br bond

15.(D)

Re d hot Conc. H 2SO4 Sn/HCl NaNO2  HCl

3 HC  C  H 
Fe tube
 
Conc.HNO
  
05 C

3

16.(C) [Fe(H 2 O)6 ]3  sp3d 2 Hybridisation in Fe 3

[Co(H 2 O)6 ]2  sp3d 2 Hybridisation in Co 2
[Co(H 2O)6 ]3  d 2sp3 Hybridisation in Co 3
[Fe(NH3 )6 ]2  sp3d 2 Hybridisation in Fe 2

1. NaNO2  HCl
HNO Br2 Sn  0 5 C 
17.(A) 
H SO
3
 
Fe
 
HCl
 
2. CuBr  HBr

2 4

18.(A) Roasting is a process in which the ores is heated in presence of air while in calcination in absence of air

Al2 O3 2H 2 O   Al2 O3  2H 2O (calcination)

CaCO3   CaO  CO2 (calcination)

19.(C)  I  Fe3  5 unpaired e

Fe 2  4 unpaired e 
(II) and (III)  Fact

20.(A) Be  2NaOH  2H 2 O  Na 2 BeO 2 .2H 2 O  H 2

Be 2 C  4H 2 O  2Be  OH 2  CH 4
 SECTION-2
1
21.(97) mole of solute  11  1 2   3  4
3
4
  CRT   24.25  x  97
100
Ea

22.(30) From k  Ae RT

100103 25103 3 75103

  k 2 e 2510 /RT
k1  Ae RT ; k 2  Ae RT ;  e RT
k1 e 100103/RT
k2 75000
ln   30
k1 25  300
3
23.(25) K 2C2O 4 .3H 2 C2O4 .4H 2O  KMnO4  CO 2  Mn 2
n  factor  8
NaHC2 O4  KMnO 4  CO 2  Mn 2
n- factor  2
milli eql.(R.A)  milli eql.(O.A)

 0.2  8  0.2  2  V  0.1 100  5

V  25ml

24.(11) 2CrO42  6I  16H   2Cr 3  3I2  8H 2 O

3Ag  NO3  4H   3Ag   NO  2H 2 O

Sum  2  6  3  11

25.(4)

26.(2) meq. of acid used for NH 3 Neutralisation  80  0.1 2  20  0.1  30  0.11  15

Now as n-factor of NH 3  1 thus its millimoles (mm) can be determined as follows:
mm  1  15
mm  15  mole NH3  15  10 3
NH 3

  mole  N  15  103
  mass  N  15 103 14
15  103  14
%N   100
10.5
 2%
27.(3) Total geometrical isomers  3

Number of optically active isomers  0

So the difference  3

28.(3) P1  Patm  760 mm Hg

 1atm  1atm  2atm
 gh x   gh Hg
6.8  g  1520  13.6  g  h Hg
h Hg  760mm Hg  1atm
P2  P1  1520mm (chemical x )
 P1  760mm Hg.
 2 atm  1 atm
 3 atm

29.(3) Li  is a multielectron species. Hence, it will follow  n  1 rule.

Li   2e   1s 2 2s0 2p0 (ground state)

 1s 2 2s2p1 (second excited state)

30.(3) Factual
I, III and V correct for an ideal solution
 MATHEMATICS
SECTION-1
 A  B    B  C    C  A   A  B  '  B  C  '  C  A '
'
1.(C)

 U   A  B    U   B  C    U   C  A  

By Venn-diagram   A B C

1  1  4n
2.(A) x is an integer
2
 D should be odd & perfect square
1  4n   2  1    I   n      1 so   2,3, 4,.................9
2

So n has 8 values

3.(D) Let z  x  iy

 x  x  2 2  y 2  x2  x2  4  4 x  y2

 4 x1  y12  4 …………(1) 4 x2  y22  4 …………..(2)

Also y1  y2  3  x1  x2  …………..(3)
4
Solving (1), (2) and (3) y1  y2 
3
3 4 5
4.(D)  4 5 6 0
5 6 7
 x   y  z  0

a 4 5
 b 5 6 0  a  c  2b
c 6 7
ac 1
 
8b 4

5.(C) C1  C1  C2  C3 gives:
1  
       1  
1  
from the given equation
      0 So, value of determinant is 0
1001
 1  x5 
1  x 1002  1  x  1  x5 
1001
6.(C)  1  x 
 
So all power of x will be of the form 5m or 5m  1 m  I  so coefficient of x 2009 will be 0
7.(B) Let the A.P. be
x, x  y , x  2 y ,..............
a  x   p  1 y c  x   r  1 y
b  x   q  1 y
 b  c    q  r  y
c  a  r  p  y
a  b   p  q y
Let the G.P. be u , uv, uv 2 ........
a  uv p 1 b  uv q 1 c  uv r 1
 
Now log ab c bc  a c a b   b  c  log a   c  a  log b   a  b  log c  0

 a b  c b c  a c a b  1  a b bc c a  a c b a c b
8.(D) Using LH
2
3e  x  3  3 x 2
lim
x 0 15 x 4

Again LH
3
lim
e x
2
 2 x   2 x

1
lim

 e x  1
2
 1
3 2
15 x 5 4x 10 x 0 x 10
9.(C) Doubtful points are x  0, ,  at x  0 f  x  is differentiable and at x  ,  f  x  is non
differentiable.
10.(C) Period of f  x  is 


f '  x   7esin
2x
 ecos
2x
 sin 2 x
f '  x   0  2 x  n
n
 x ,nZ
2

n  0,    x  0, , 
2
 
f 0  9  e f    7e  11
2
f    9  e
So 7 f min  f max  64

11.(D) The integrals can be equal only if a  tan 2 1

a a

  1 x dx 
 tan   1dx
0 tan 2 1

 a  tan 2 1
a cot 2 1
   cot 1 x  dx 
   1dx
0 0

 cot 2 1
2  3  cos 4 
 a  tan 2 1  cot 2 1 ; a 
1  cos 4
 1 
 
12.(A) 4  1  sin xdx   4cos1.

 0 
13.(B)
dy
dx

  x  sin x  y 2  1 
dy
 y 2  1    x  sin x  dx
x2
tan 1 y   cos x  c
2
 x2 
y  0   0  c  1 ; y  tan   cos x  1
 2 
14.(C) A  0, 0  B  0, 2  C  2, 0  and a  2 2, b  2 c  2

hence incentre 
4
,
4 
  2  2, 2  2
42 2 42 2 
 
5
15.(D) OA  OB  r  & AB  5
2
 AOB    OAB  45
2
Also BPA  90
Let PAB  
Then OP 2  OA2  AP 2  2  OA  .  OP  cos  45   
25 5 1
  16  2    cos   sin  
2 2 2
49 1
 or
2 2
x2 y2
16.(B) Let equation of ellipse be  1
a 2 b2
16 4 1 4
2
 0  1  a 2  16 and 2  2  1  b 2 
a a b 3
4 44 11 11
e  1   
3  16 48 12 2 3
17.(B) Since line joining AB is not || to the plane, so it intersects the plane.
x 1 y  0 z  3
  k
0 5 10
x  1, y  5k , z  10k  3
Which lies on the plane 2 x  3 y  5 z  1  k  2 / 5
 P 1, 2,1 AP  2 5
18.(C) A : Sum on the dice is 10
B : one dice shows "6"
Sum is 10 when 6,1,3 , 6, 2, 2
5,1, 4 ,5, 2,3 ,4, 2, 4
4,3,3,
n A  B 2 1
n  B / A   
n  A 6 3
19.(B) Let length of ladder is l
 AB  CD  l
AC  3, BD  2
In AOB AO  l sin 
OB  l cos 
In COD CO  l sin , OD  l cos 
AC AO  CO sin   sin 
 
BD OD  OB cos   cos 
      AC 2
 cot    tan   
 2   2  BD 3

20.(C) Negation of PVQ is ~ P  ~ Q

SECTION-2
x1  x2  1  2  6
21.(28) 4
5
x1  x2  11
x12  x22  12  22  62
 16  5.2
5
 x1  x2 2   x12  x22 
x12  x22  65 ; x1 x2   28
2
22.(540) 36  3C1 26  3C2 16  729  192  3  540
23.(0) b  ar , c  ar 2 , d  ar 3
 Required expression

    ar  ar    ar  ar    a  ar 
2 2 2 3 2 3 2
 a  ar 2

 a2 1  r   2  2r  r   r   r  2  2r  r 
2 2 2 2 2

0
24.(2) 2  g1 g 2  f1 f 2   c1  c2
 n1n2  n2  n1
n1 1
 n2  1
1  n1 1  n1
 1  n1  1 or  1  n1  0 or  2  n2  0 or n2  2
   
25.(4)  r  p    p  q   0
   
r  p    p  q
   
r  p   p  q
  
 p  q  .r  12
    
 p  q  . p    p  q    12
 2 4  
 p  q  12    ; r  p  3  4
3
26.(7) Parabola is  x  2   8  y  1
2

Now equation of normal having

1 1  2 
Slope  is  y  1    x  2   4   1   x  2 y  28
2 2  
 4
27.(1) For x   1,1

 
cos sin 1 x  1  x 2  sin cos 1 x  
1 1
 a ,b0 ; 2a  b  2   0  1.
2 2

 
2
28.(2) sin 2 x cos y  a 2  1  1

 a2  1  0  a2  1 …(1)
cos 2 x sin y  a  1  a  0 …(2)
From (1) & (2) a  1
 sin 2 x cos y  1 and cos 2 x sin y  0
   3 
Solving we get  ,0  and  ,  
 4   4 
5 x8  7 x 6
29.(1)  14 
1 1 
2
dx
x 2 7  5 
 x x 
5 7
6
 8
x x


 1 1 
2
dx
2  7  5 
 x x 
 1 1 
2  7  5  dx  dt
 x x 
 x7 
f  x    7 2   c
 2x  x  1 
f 0  0  c  0

x7
f  x 
2x7  x2  1
1
 f 1 
4
30.(20)    1   1  12

   2    1  15
   2, 3
Now    2    2   5  4  20