JNVST Class 6 - Previous Year Question Papers
Practicing previous year papers is the most effective strategy for JNVST preparation. Below is a year-wise analysis of key topics and difficulty levels.
JNVST 2025 Paper Analysis
Mental Ability: Pattern completion and series were dominant. Mirror images had 6 questions. Overall difficulty - Moderate.
Arithmetic: Heavy focus on fractions, BODMAS, and area-perimeter. 3 questions on data interpretation. Difficulty - Easy to Moderate.
Language: 4 passages of medium length. Grammar questions focused on tenses and prepositions.
JNVST 2024 Paper Analysis
Mental Ability: More embedded figure questions than usual. Analogy section was tricky - 8 questions.
Arithmetic: Time-distance and profit-loss problems were calculation-heavy. LCM/HCF had 3 questions.
Language: Focus on sentence rearrangement and vocabulary (synonyms/antonyms).
Year-wise Difficulty Trend
Year | Overall Difficulty | Cutoff Range (General) |
|---|---|---|
2025 | Moderate | 70–80 marks |
2024 | Moderate–Hard | 68–78 marks |
2023 | Easy–Moderate | 72–82 marks |
2022 | Moderate | 70–80 marks |
2021 | Easy | 75–85 marks |
2020 | Moderate | 71–81 marks |
2019 | Easy–Moderate | 73–83 marks |
2018 | Moderate–Hard | 69–79 marks |
Tip: Focus more on NCERT Class V textbooks, especially Mathematics and Science. Solve at least 5–10 previous year papers within the 2.5-hour time limit to improve speed and accuracy.