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s-Block Elements: JEE Advanced PYQ, 2007–2026

s-Block Elements (Chemistry, Class 11) had no questions in the 40 JEE (Advanced) papers from 2007–2026, but it is in the syllabus and can be asked in any year. Last checked 28 October 2026.

Questions per year, both papers

Year by year.

s-Block Elements: JEE Advanced questions in each year
YearQuestions
20070in 2 papers
20080in 2 papers
20090in 2 papers
20100in 2 papers
20110in 2 papers
20120in 2 papers
20130in 2 papers
20140in 2 papers
20150in 2 papers
20160in 2 papers
20170in 2 papers
20180in 2 papers
20190in 2 papers
20200in 2 papers
20210in 2 papers
20220in 2 papers
20230in 2 papers
20240in 2 papers
20250in 2 papers
20260in 2 papers

Each year has two papers, and the number of questions has fallen over time, so compare per paper and expect some drift.

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10 s-Block Elements questions to practise.

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  1. Q1 · Chemistry · s-Block Elements

    Which metal ion is the central metal in chlorophyll, the pigment that absorbs light for photosynthesis?

  2. Q2 · Chemistry · s-Block Elements

    Which one of the following correctly describes a role of potassium ions inside animal cells?

  3. Q3 · Chemistry · s-Block Elements

    Which one of the following statements about calcium homeostasis in an adult human is correct?

  4. Q4 · Chemistry · s-Block Elements

    Which element is the most abundant metal in the human body by mass?

  5. Q5 · Chemistry · s-Block Elements

    Which of the following arranges calcium, magnesium, iron and copper in decreasing order of their total amounts in an adult human body?

  6. Q6 · Chemistry · s-Block Elements

    Which statement about sodium ions in the human body is correct?

  7. Q7 · Chemistry · s-Block Elements

    Which ion, moving across the intestinal wall with glucose, is involved in the absorption of glucose from the gut?

  8. Q8 · Chemistry · s-Block Elements

    The calcium concentration in blood plasma is held at a nearly constant value. Which option gives both this approximate value and the hormones that maintain it?

  9. Q9 · Chemistry · s-Block Elements

    A 70 kg adult body contains about 1200 g of calcium and about 25 g of magnesium. Taking atomic masses Ca = 40 u and Mg = 24 u, what is the approximate ratio of the number of moles of calcium to the number of moles of magnesium in the body?

  10. Q10 · Chemistry · s-Block Elements

    In the body, most sodium is present in blood plasma and extracellular fluid mainly as which compound, which helps maintain the osmotic balance of body fluids?

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About s-Block Elements in JEE Advanced.

How many questions come from s-Block Elements in JEE Advanced?

s-Block Elements (Chemistry, Class 11) had no questions in the 40 JEE (Advanced) papers from 2007–2026, but it is in the syllabus and can be asked in any year.

Which topics of s-Block Elements are asked most in JEE Advanced?

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Is s-Block Elements important for JEE Advanced 2027?

It is in the syllabus in force, so it can be asked. By past papers it ranks 30 of 31 in Chemistry; use that to decide how much time it gets, not whether to study it.

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