WBJEE - West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination all details

The West Bengal Joint Admission Examinations Board administers the WBJEE (West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination), a state-level common entrance examination. You can enrol in a bachelor's degree programme in engineering, architecture, or pharmacy at one of West Bengal's institutions or universities. You will be able to enrol in one of the state's 104 government institutions or self-financed Engineering and Technological institutes. Following the publication of the results, you will be offered admission to the participating institutes based on your rank in a joint counselling session. The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board Act, 2014, was adopted as "West Bengal Act XIV of 2014," which gave the Board the status of Statutory Body.

Highlights:

Eligibility Criteria:

·         All engineering applicants, with the exception of marine engineering, must be at least 17 years old. For the WBJEE exam, there is no upper age restriction.

·         The lower age restriction for admission to Marine Engineering courses is 17 years and the maximum age limit is 25 years.

·         Candidate must have passed the Qualifying Examination, i.e. the '10+2' examination, with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, as well as one of the following: Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, Computer Science, Computer Application, or Technical Vocational Subject, with individual pass marks (in both theory and practical wherever applicable) in all three subjects as stated above in regular class mode.

·         Must have received at least 45 percent (40 percent for applicants from the restricted category) in each of the three topics listed above.

·         Must have received at least a 30% in English in the '10+2' test.

·         The stated Qualifying Examination Board must be recognised by the Central Government or the State Government in question.

Exam Dates:

Exam Updates:

Registration for WBJEE 2022 has been extended: - the WBJEE test will be held.

Application Form:

The steps below may be used to learn more about the detailed procedure of filling out the WBJEE application form:

·         Online WBJEE Registration 

·         Filling WBJEE application form 

·         Uploading Photograph & Signature

·         Payment of Application Fee

·         Printing Confirmation Page

After the application procedure is completed, the authorities will give a WBJEE application form correction opportunity. Candidates will be allowed to make changes to their already submitted application forms through the WBJEE application correction window. It should be noted, however, that no changes may be made to the name, father's name, mother's name, gender, residence, or date of birth. Furthermore, all adjustments must be done during the WBJEE application correction window ; there will be no other opportunity for rectification after then.

Exam Application Fee:

Exam: What’s New?

Candidates have till January 10 to apply for the WBJEE  test. WBJEEB has postponed the announcement of WBJEE application dates. According to the updated dates, the application will be available on , and the deadline to apply..

Exam Pattern:

Gathering information regarding the test structure, parts, weightage, evaluation method, and duration is critical to passing any exam. Multiple-Choice Questions will be included in the WBJEE 2021 test. WBJEE 2021 will include two papers: Paper 1 (Mathematics) and Paper 2 (Science) (Physics and Chemistry combined). Those who take Paper 2 will only be allowed to enrol in pharmacy courses; candidates who take both Paper 1 and Paper 2 will be able to enrol in Architecture, Engineering, Technology, and Pharmacy courses. Aspirants who just take paper 1 will not receive a rank.

Each paper, Paper 1 and Paper 2, will have a time limit of 120 minutes.

For category 1 of the WBJEE Exam, there will be only one correct answer for each question; a correct response will receive 1 point, while an erroneous answer will receive -0.25 marks.

For WBJEE Exam Category 2: Each question will have just one valid choice; correct answers will receive 2 marks, while erroneous answers will receive -0.5 marks.

For WBJEE Exam Category 3: Each question will have one or more correct options; correct answers will receive 2 marks, erroneous answers will receive 0 points, and partially correct answers will receive marks calculated as follows: 2 x (number of marked right alternatives/total number of accurate options).

Syllabus:

The exam will include a variety of topics from 11th and 12th grade Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The whole WBJEE syllabus for the session may be seen in the WBJEE Examination information bulletin.

for more syllabus visit the official website:- http://wbjeeb.nic.in/

Preparation Tips:

·         Make a study schedule.

·         Know your Syllabus inside and out.

·         Learn to Control Your Time.

·         Examine previous year's questions as well as sample papers.

·         Make a list of notes and flash cards.

·         Revise, revise, and revise some more.

·         The key to success is good health.

Exam Time Table:

Exam Reservation:

According to WBJEE officials, 15 percent of total Engineering seats in the state's self-funded or private institutes are reserved through the JEE Main All India Quota for candidates from any state in India; however, there is no such reservation in West Bengal's government colleges, which means that seats are.

Answer Key:

The following are the steps to get WBJEE response sheet:

·         Go to wbjee.nic.in to see the official website.

·         Select the OMR Response Sheet from the drop-down menu.

·         Log in using your application number, password, and date of birth.

·         On the screen, the candidates' OMR sheet will be presented.

·         Take a printout of the document after downloading it.

Cut Off:

Test Comparison:

When compared to JEE Main, WBJEE was easier in terms of difficulty level. However, because applicants must answer 155 questions in four hours rather than 90 questions in three hours, several candidates failed to complete each test on time.

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