Is there a fee concession in OJEE?

No, there is no application fee concession in the OJEE exam. Candidates who register for the OJEE exam by filling the application form need to pay an application fee of INR 1000 for the primary programme. For each subsequent programme, they need to pay an application fee of INR 500. This means, if the student is appearing for MBA as well as MCA, then they need to pay INR 1000 as the base fee and INR 500 for the additional course. Hence, the total application fee turns out to be INR 1500. The application fee for OJEE can be paid online through the following methods: Credit Card Debit Card Internet Banking UPI Banking Wallets

Which documents are required for OJEE registration?

The following list of documents will be required for the OJEE registration. The students should keep the scanned copies of the following documents: Recent passport-size photograph Signature Left thumb impression Category certificate (if applicable) Class 10th mark sheet (for DOB) Qualifying exam mark sheet or certificate

When can I apply for OJEE?

The OJEE application forms will be released online on the official website of OJEE. The registrations form for OJEE will likely be released in the third week of January 2025. The application window will be opened for approximately a month. The OJEE exam will tentatively be conducted in the second week of May 2025. Those interested in appearing for the exam will be required to register for it at OJEE website and fill the online application form. The score of OJEE will be valid for one year only, so if you appear for OJEE 2025, you must take admission in the same academic year. Students need to complete the Odisha Joint Entrance Exam application process by paying the Odisha Joint Entrance Exam application fee of INR 1,000. In case, students are applying for a combination of papers such as Master of Technology, Master of Business Administration, and Master of Computer Application, then the fee will be INR 1,500.

What are the OJEE registration dates?

OJEE application process 2025 will commence on January 30, 2025. The registration window will be opened for approximately two months and close on March 25, 2025. The application schedule is announced on the official website of OJEE. The OJEE application process starts with the OJEE registration and application fee payment. Candidates have to submit their OJEE application form before the deadline. Candidates are required to choose their preferred institutes they wish to apply for MBA, and other course admissions through OJEE score. Candidates will be eligible for admission to only those institutes that they select in the OJEE application form. Special OJEE/2nd OJEE registrations will also begin in the first week of June 2025, online. The schedule of every course of the OJEE 2025 exam will be announced at the same time and will be available online.

Can I fill the OJEE application form offline?

No, the OJEE application form is available in online mode only which can be filled on the official website of OJEE or Odisha JEE. There is no provision of filling the application form offline. Candidates also need to make an online fee payment to complete the OJEE registration process. The application forms for each course are released on the official website of OJEE and the candidates need to fill out the OJEE application form and then proceed to paying the OJEE application fee. The OJEE application procedure is completely online and there is no offline communication.

Who is eligible for the OJEE exam?

OJEE eligibility criteria are the requirements for appearing for the OJEE exam. OJEE scores are accepted in over 40 top B-schools in the country. The OJEE eligibility criteria are prescribed by the OJEE Cell, which is the OJEE exam conducting authority. The minimum requirement or eligibility criteria for appearing for OJEE is graduation. The basic OJEE eligibility criteria include: Age Limit: There is no age bar for the candidates appearing for postgraduate courses, however, candidates appearing for BAMS/BHMS or Pharma must be at least 17 years of age as of December 31 Nationality: Candidates appearing for OJEE must be a citizen of India. If they wish to take admissions to government colleges in Odisha then the candidates must be a native of Odisha. Minimum Educational Qualification: For undergraduate courses, the candidate must have cleared Class 12 or equivalent from a recognized board. As for postgraduate courses, the candidate must hold aDiplomaorBachelorsdegree from a recognized university or institute from a relevant stream. Work experience: OJEE exam eligibility criteria do not include work experience. Both working and non-working candidates can apply for the exam

Is there any reservation for female candidates in OJEE exam?

Yes, 30 percent of seats are reserved for women students who are applying for Master of Business Administration, Master of Computer Application, Bachelor of Technology, Bachelor of Architecture, and Bachelor of Pharmacy. OJEE Reservation Criteria: Scheduled Castes (SC): 8 percent Scheduled Tribes (ST): 12 percent Green Card (GC): 5 percent Persons with Disabilities (PwD): 5 percent Ex-Servicemen (ES): 3 percent Tuition Fee Waiver (TFW): 5 percent Women: 30 percent Outlying Odia (OL): 3 percent (Only in government institutes) For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Odisha Joint Entrance Examination page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ojee-exam). I hope this will help you.

Is there an age limit to appear for OJEE?

Any graduate candidate with a 50 percent aggregate can apply for OJEE. The applicant must also be a citizen of India. There is no age bar for the candidates appearing for the exam. However, candidates appearing for BTech Marine Engineering exam must not be more than 22 years of age. Candidates in the final year of graduation or awaiting their result can also apply provisionally. They will be required to present their marksheets at the time of admissions.

Can I appear for OJEE after Class 12 for admission to MBA course at BPUT?

No, candidates cannot appear for the OJEE exam after completing Class 12 for admission to the MBA course at Biju Patnaik University of Technology. To be eligible for the MBA course candidate must hold a bachelor's degree in any relevant discipline or equivalent or a bachelor's degree in Engineering/Technology/Architecture/Pharmacy of four years duration with a minimum 50 % aggregate. Students in their final year are also eligible to apply. There is no prescribed age limit defined for MBA programmes .

What is the eligibility criteria to take OJEE MBA entrance exam by a B.Com?

The candidate should have either passed or appearing for the Bachelor's degree examination. Duration of this degree should be a minimum of three years. The degree should be possessed from any the University of Odisha or from a recognised university as defined by UGC/AICTE. Or Should have passed or appearing for the Bachelors in engineering, architecture or pharmacy exam. Duration of this degree should be a minimum four or five years in any discipline. Also, it should be from the University of Odisha or from a recognised University as defined by UGC/AICTE. The candidate should have obtained at least 50% marks (45% in case of candidate belonging to SC/ ST category) in the qualifying examination. There is no age limit for appearing in the exam.

What to do after OJEE cutoffs are released?

Once the OJEE cutoff is released, candidates should verify whether they meet the cutoff criteria for their preferred course and college. If they do, they become eligible for the counselling and seat allotment process. Candidates should then closely monitor the official OJEE website for announcements regarding counselling schedules and registration. During counselling, they will need to fill in their choices of courses and colleges based on their preferences. It's advisable to list multiple choices to increase the chances of securing admission. Document verification is a crucial step during counselling, requiring candidates to present their OJEE scorecard, academic certificates, identity proof, and other relevant documents. Following the counselling process, candidates will receive a provisional seat allotment. They can either accept or reject the allocated seat. If accepted, they must pay the required admission fee or confirm the seat within a specified timeframe. In some cases, there may be opportunities for upgradation or further rounds of counselling. Candidates should stay informed about these options and participate if desired. Once a seat is confirmed, candidates should report to the allotted college, complete admission formalities, pay fees, and attend orientation and academic sessions as per the college's schedule. Staying organized, adhering to deadlines, and closely following official communications are essential throughout the admission process to ensure a successful transition into their chosen academic programme.

How can I prepare to meet the OJEE cutoff for my desired course?

To prepare for the OJEE cutoff for your desired course, here are some tips that can be helpful: Understand the OJEE exam pattern and syllabus to know which topics to focus on. Take as many mock tests as you can to get a feel of the actual exam and to identify your weak areas. While you should work on your weaknesses, it's also important to capitalize on your strengths. Revision is crucial for your preparation. Revisit all the topics and practice as many questions as you can. While the overall cutoff is important, don't forget to focus on sectional cutoffs as well. By following these tips, you can prepare well and increase your chances of meeting the OJEE cutoff for your desired course. All the best!

I got a seat through OJEE mock result but not in 1st allotment round. What should I do now?

However, if you have secured a seat in the mock result of OJEE but not there in 1st round of allotment do not lose hope. Choose a college, do the document verification and fee payment as given in OJEE counseling. Attend remaining seating rounds. If necessary, update your preferences and choices for the best chance. Also, keep up with any updates or changes.

Can the OJEE cutoff change from year to year?

Yes, the OJEE cutoff can change from year to year, as it is determined by various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the total number of candidates qualified, and the reserved categories. The cutoff may also vary for each round of counselling. It's best to check the official OJEE website or the participating institutes' websites once the expected cutoffs are released. Each participating college or university may have its own specific criteria for determining cutoffs. Changes in the admission policies or criteria of specific institutions can impact the cutoffs for their courses.

What rank do I need to score in OJEE to get a seat in IGIT Sarang?

To secure a seat at IGIT Sarang through OJEE, your required rank depends on the programme and category. For general category students, a rank below 5,000-8,000 typically increases your chances for branches like Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering. However, for more competitive streams like Computer Science or Electronics, you may need a rank below 2,000-3,000. If you belong to a reserved category, the rank cutoff may be more flexible, as per government norms. It's always a good idea to aim for the best possible rank to have a wider choice of branches and ensure your admission. Good luck with your OJEE preparation!

Can I get admission in Trident College through OJEE?

Yes, Trident Colleges accepts the score of OJEE for admissions. The college offers BTech, BSc in Biotechnology, BBA and BCA under UG programmes whereas the Post-Graduate Programme list includes MTech, MCA, MBA and MSc Biotechnology. To be eligible to take admission to the Trident College candidates must have taken OJEE in the relevant year and meet the cutoff. The candidate must have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate in the qualifying exam.

What are the common mistakes to avoid for better OJEE preparation?

OJEE is an entrance test conducted annually for admissions to various colleges in Odisha. Here are some common mistakes to avoid for better OJEE preparation: Not drafting and reviewing the short notes during preparation Not taking mock tests regularly Neglecting the syllabus Relying on too many resources Neglecting time management Overlooking previous years' question papers Skipping revision Avoiding these mistakes will help the OJEE candidates prepare well for the entrance exam and in turn land them a good OJEE score.

Will the OJEE exam be conducted in the paper-based mode this year?

No, OJEE exam will only be conducted in computer-based test mode. Earlier, OJEE was held in two modes computer-based test mode or online and paper-based test mode or offline, but 2019 onwards OJEE exam is being held in online mode only. There is also no provision of offline fee payment either. Candidates must note that OJEE registration is also an online process. The students need to visit the OJEE exam centre in order to take the OJEE exam. Candidates will be required to mark the correct answer by choosing the radio bullet against the right option given on the screen. Candidates will be given four options for each question and they will be required to choose the right one on the screen.

When will OJEE admit card release?

The OJEE admit card will likely be released on April 25, 2025. The students will be able to download the OJEE admit card using their user ID and password from the official website of OJEE. Here is a brief guide on how to download the OJEE admit card: Visit the official website of OJEE. Click on the link ‘Download Admit Card – OJEE 2025'. Login using the login credentials, i.e. Application number and date of birth. Click on the 'Download admit card' button and the same will appear on the screen. Download the OJEE admit card and take a printout of the same

What should I do if there is an error on my OJEE admit card?

Candidates must carefully check the OJEE admit card before downloading it. If they find an error in the OJEE admit card, candidates must immediately report the same to the Odisha Joint Entrance Examination Cell. Candidates must know that OJEE admit card is an important document which is to be carried to the OJEE exam centre. They must carry a coloured print out to the exam centre along with a recent passport size photograph affixed to with and other documents too.

If the OJEE admit card is lost, can I get a duplicate admit card? Do I need to preserve my OJEE admit card after the exam as well?

The OJEE admit cards will be available to download from the official website. Candidates can download the OJEE admit card multiple times but before downloading the admit card, candidates must make sure that there are no errors in the hall ticket. Once downloaded, candidates should take two or three coloured print outs of the OJEE hall ticket. Also, they must keep the admit card till the admission process is complete as they may be asked to present the OJEE admit card at the time of admission.

Will the OJEE admit card include allotted test centre details?

Yes, the OJEE admit card will mention all the details of the exam centre which has been allotted. Candidates must note that they will not be allowed to change the exam centre. They must reach the OJEE exam centre at least an hour before the exam starts to complete the frisking formalities.

Will the Special OJEE admit card be different from the OJEE admit card?

Yes, the Special OJEE admit card will be different from the one issued to the candidates for the OJEE exam. Candidates who have appeared for the OJEE exam cannot use the same admit card for the Special OJEE exam and vice-a-versa. If the candidates is appearing for the Special OJEE exam, he/she will have to fill a different application form and they will be issued a fresh Special OJEE admit card for that particular session. One OJEE admit card cannot be used for two or more sessions.

What is "Special OJEE"?

Special Odisha Joint Entrance Examination OJEE is organized for all the applicants who missed the Odisha Joint Entrance Examination Phase I exam and for filling up all the vacant seats in management, engineering, and pharmacy college. Candidates who wish to take admission through the Odisha Joint Entrance Examination but were not able to appear for the exam can apply through Special Odisha Joint Entrance Examination. Special Odisha Joint Entrance Examination will be conducted for admissions to Bachelor of Technology, LeTech (Diploma), LeTech (Bachelor of Science), Master of Business Administration, Master of Computer Application, Master of Technology, Master of Planning, Master of Architecture, and Master of Pharmacy courses under Odisha Joint Entrance Examination. The second/Special Odisha Joint Entrance Examination exam will be conducted for admission to first-year courses in all private and government colleges in Odisha against the vacant seats left after the first round of counseling of Odisha Joint Entrance Examination and the candidates belonging to states other than Odisha are not eligible for admission to government colleges, however, can opt for private colleges. Students who hold a rank in Odisha Joint Entrance Examination or Joint Entrance Examination Main, do not have to appear for Special Odisha Joint Entrance Examination. The application process for Special OJEE began on June 1 and the last date of registration was June 10. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Odisha Joint Entrance Examination page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ojee-exam). I hope this will help you.

Is the OJEE and JEE syllabus the same?

The syllabus for the JEE and OJEE is not completely the same, but there is some overlap, particularly in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. In JEE physics syllabus topic such as Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Optics, Electricity and Magnetism, Modern Physics, etc. are covered which require extensive and deep understanding of the fundamental principles. Whereas in OJEE, the Physics syllabus aligns with Class 11 and Class12 Physics curriculum is relatively easier to study. The Chemistry syllabus of the JEE exam is divided into Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry. It includes topics like Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding, Equilibrium, Thermodynamics, Organic Chemistry Reactions and Mechanisms, etc. While the Chemistry section of OJEE is similar to the Class 11 and 12 Chemistry curriculum, like the Physics syllabus. It covers topics like Chemical Bonding, Chemical Equilibrium, Electrochemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, etc. The same is the case for the Mathematics section of both the exams. In addition to PCM, OJEE also offers examinations for other fields, such as Pharmacy, MBA, MCA, and lateral entry to engineering, so the syllabus can vary depending on the specific course.

Can I appear for OJEE more than once?

Odisha Joint Entrance Exam OJEE is held only once a year. Students can not appear more than once. Candidates have to wait for the next session. Odisha Joint Entrance Exam is a state-level entrance exam conducted by the Odisha Joint Entrance Exam Cell for admission to Bachelor of Pharmacy, Master of Business Administration, Post Graduation Diploma in Management, Master of Computer Application, and Master of Technology courses. The Odisha Joint Entrance Exam 2023 will be held in the CBT (computer-based test) mode for different papers. Based on Odisha Joint Entrance Exam scores, students can apply for admission to various programs offered by Odisha Joint Entrance Exam participating colleges. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Odisha Joint Entrance Exam OJEE exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ojee-exam). I hope this will help you.

Which are the top MBA colleges accepting OJEE in Odisha?

The OJEE exam is conducted by OJEE Cell for admission to various undergraduate and postgraduate courses such as MBA, MCA, M.Tech, B.Tech, etc. OJEE scores are accepted by over 40 top B-schools in Odisha. Few of these colleges are Utkal University IMIT Cuttack - Institute of Management and Information Technology RCM Bhubaneswar - Regional College of Management FM University Balasore - Fakir Mohan University CV Raman Global University, Bhubaneswar IIPM Rourkela - Indian Institute for Production Management Gandhi Institute of Management Studies, Gunupur Srusti Academy of Management, Bhubaneswar Trident Academy of Technology, Bhubaneswar BIITM Bhubaneswar - Biju Patnaik Institute of IT and Management Studies North Orissa University, Baripada RIMS Rourkela - Rourkela Institute of Management Studies PJ College of Management and Technology, Bhubaneswar NIST Berhampur - National Institute of Science and Technology GITA Bhubaneswar - Gandhi Institute for Technological Advancement

Can I appear for OJEE after Class 12?

Candidates who are seeking admission to the undergraduate courses through OJEE, can fill the OJEE application form online after Class 12. Undergraduate courses such as BPharma, BTech, BCAT and Integrated MBA are offered through OJEE at various government and private colleges in Odisha. Class 12 graduates applying for these courses should fulfil the OJEE eligibilty criteria according to their prefered course in order to be eligible to appear for the exam. The application form for each course offered through OJEE is available online on the official website.

What are the documents to be carried to the OJEE exam centre?

The candidates appearing for the OJEE exam must carry the following list of document to the OJEE exam centre: OJEE admit card Photo ID proof (such as Aadhar card, driving license, pan card, passport, etc.) Two passport size photographs of the candidate Candidates should carry the original as well as photocopy of the ID proof, issued by the Government of India. The specific documents required will be mentioned in the exam instructions and OJEE admit card.

What should I wear to the OJEE exam centre?

There is no specific dress code for the OJEE exam day. But, the aspirants should wear comfortable and decent clothings to the OJEE exam centre. Candidates should not wear heavy chunky and fancy jewellery to the exam centre. They must also avoid uncomfortable footwears. Avoid wearing clothes with a lot of pockets and hood. Aspirants should not indulge in any unfair means. If caught, they may be barred from taking the OJEE exam.

What is the reporting time to OJEE exam centre? Can I leave early if I complete the exam early?

Candidates appearing for the OJEE exam must download the OJEE admit card in order to know their exam centre details. The OJEE admit card will mention details such as name, application number, exam date, time, venue details, etc. The OJEE exam will likely be conducted in three slots and the candidates must ensure to reach the OJEE exam venue at least an hour before the exam begins. Candidates will be allowed to leave the exam centre only once the exam is over. They will not be allowed to leave the examination centre early.

Can I carry a watch, eatables and water to the OJEE exam centre?

Eatable and drinks are not allowed inside the OJEE exam centre. But, candidates must carry their personal transparent water bottle to the exam centre and follow the COVID-19 appropriate behaviour at all times. Electronic gadgets including watches, mobile phones, calculators, smart devices, etc. Are prohibited inside the OJEE exam centre. Candidates should carry recent passport size photograph, photo ID (original and photocopy) and OJEE admit card along with them to the exam centre.

Is OJEE an exam for B.Tech?

No, the OJEE exam is not held for admission to B.Tech programs in the state of Odisha. Admission to the B.Tech course is mostly done on the basis of the JEE Mains score in government engineering colleges. The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination OJEE is used to handle admission to the BCAT, B.Pharma BHMS and B.A. MS programs. For those who have an engineering Diploma, a special OJEE exam is held for lateral entry into the B.Tech programme. You must take the JEE Mains exam administered by the NTA in order to enroll in the regular B.Tech course.

How many colleges are under OJEE?

There are 89 Colleges Under OJEE for BTech, two colleges for BArch, 86 colleges for MBA, 44 colleges for MCA, and 29 colleges for Pharmacy. The seat intake capacity is different for all the campuses. The OJEE participating colleges are the colleges which accept the OJEE scores, government as well as private. Candidates who are natives of Odisha are eligible to take admission to the government colleges in the state and the candidates from any other state in India and abroad other than Odisha are only eligible to take admission to the private colleges in Odisha based on their scores in OJEE.

What is the scope of OJEE?

The OJEE exam is an important state level entrance exam in Odisha. The scope of the OJEE exam is primarily that it is a gateway for admissions to various undergraduate and postgraduate courses in colleges and universities across Odisha. The OJEE exam plays a critical role in determining the eligibility and selection of candidates for these courses in colleges and universities across Odisha. It provides opportunities for students to pursue higher education in a variety of fields, from engineering and technology to management and pharmacy. Candidates interested in pursuing these programmes within Odisha should consider taking the OJEE exam to compete for available seats and secure admissions.

What is the seat reservation policy in OJEE?

Reserved category students will be given a five percent relaxation in the minimum aggregate required for students from Schedule Caste or Schedule Tribe categories for all the courses offered through Odisha Joint Entrance Examination. There is also a 30 percent reservation for female students in Bachelor of Technology, Bachelor of Planning, Bachelor of Architecture, Master of Business Administration, Master of Computer Application, and Integrated Master of Business Administration. A detailed resrvation criteria is given in the table below: Category Reservation Scheduled Caste (SC) 8% Scheduled Tribe (ST) 12% Green Card (GC) 5% Persons with Disabilities (PwD) 5% Ex-Servicemen (ES) 3% Tution Fee Waiver 5% Women 30% Outlying Odisha 3% in government colleges only

Can I get into Utkal University M.Tech without OJEE entrance exam?

No, Utkal University admission takes place through the OJEE entrance exam and thus is necessary to take admission into the programme. The institute does not conduct or recognise results of any other exam for its M.Tech admissions. Candidates applying for admission through the OJEE exam will have to apply separately for admission for the institute.

What are the last minute preparation tips for OJEE?

Last few days of the OJEE exam are very crucial. During the final days before the OJEE entrance exam, the aspirants are advised to follow certain preparation tips that will help them be prepared to perform well. Some of the important last minute preparation tips for OJEE are given below. Aspirants are advised to not study any new topics right before the examination. This may create confusion and they should spend their last few days before the examination reviewing the topics that they have already studied and are familiar with. Daily revision is very important for the aspirants to perform well in the OJEE exam. Aspirants should attempt OJEE mock tests regularly to assess their preparation progress and correct their commonly made mistakes. Aspirants should keep their health in check and ensure that they follow a healthy diet so that they do not fall sick during the exam.

Can I get an exam center for the OJEE in cities other than Odisha?

No, Odisha Joint Entrance Examination is a state-level examination that is held in about 32 test cities. New test cities were added to the list in the year 2022. Among these 9 new test cities, Patna, Ranchi and Kolkata were the test cities outside the state of Odisha. only in the state of Odisha. OJEE test citites are: Angul Balasore Baripada Bhawanipatna Jeypore Malkangiri Jharsuguda Nabarangpur Kendrapara Naupada Keonjhar Subarnapur Berhampur Phulbani Patna Bhadrak Puri Ranchi Bhubaneswar Rayagada Kolkata Bolangir Rourkela Jagatsinghpur Cuttack Sambalpur Boudh Dhenkanal Sarang Paralakhemund (GAJAPATI) Jajpur Nayagarh Balangir Deogarh

What should I do if the examination center allotted to me for OJEE is far from my location?

Once the OJEE examination center is allocated, it is usually final. Hence, if the OJEE exam centre that has been alloted to you if far from the your current location then, plan your journey in advance. Research the location and calculate the estimated travel time and plan to arrive at the center well before the reporting time. Choose a reliable mode of transport to travel to the location and look out for an accomodation in advance if necessary. However, if you face any genuine issues, you may contact the OJEE authorities through the provided helpline or contact details for guidance.

Can I change my exam centre after the admit card has been issued for OJEE?

No, candidates can not make any changes once the OJEE application form has been submitted and the admit card has been issued. Candidates can however, contact the exam conducing authorities if they find any error in the OJEE admit card. Having said that, OJEE exam conducting authorities reserve the right to modify, add or combine any test centre/s if required.

Is OJEE difficult to crack?

The difficulty level of the OJEE exam can vary from individual to individual, as it depends on factors such as the candidate's background, preparation level, aptitude, and familiarity with the exam pattern. However, it is generally considered to be a competitive exam that requires thorough preparation and a strong understanding of the topics covered. To crack the OJEE exam, it is important to have a comprehensive study plan, dedicated preparation, and consistent practice. Understanding the exam pattern, syllabus, and focusing on building a strong conceptual foundation will greatly contribute to the student's success. Regularly solving OJEE sample papers, previous year question papers, and taking mock tests will help the students get acquainted with the exam pattern, improve their speed and accuracy, and identify areas that require further improvement.

Are OJEE mock test scores recorded or used for admission?

OJEE mock test scores will not be recorded or used for admission purposes. Mock tests are designed for practice and preparation only and do not have any bearing on the actual OJEE exam scores or admission to educational institutions. OJEE mock tests will help the candidates prepare for the actual OJEE exam as they help the candidates in understanding the OJEE exam pattern, type of questions and time limits. Candidates can use mock tests to assess their readiness for the OJEE and identify areas where they may need improvement. Mock tests can help candidates gauge their performance and make adjustments to their study plans accordingly. OJEE mock test scores are not considered in the admission process to educational institutions in Odisha. Admissions are based on the scores obtained in the OJEE exam and other criteria specified by the respective institutions. Hence, mock tests will help them know the important topics to focus on and plan their preparation strategy better. It's important to understand that the primary purpose of OJEE mock tests is to aid in your preparation and boost your confidence for the actual exam. While mock tests can be a valuable part of your study plan, they are not a substitute for the official OJEE exam, and their results do not impact your eligibility or admission chances.

What is the syllabus of the OJEE Exam?

The syllabus of the OJEE mentions topics based on the subjects for which you are applying. For instance, the OJEE MBA syllabus differs from the OJEE B.Pharma syllabus. The general syllabus of OJEE is as follows: 1. Quantitative Techniques: It includes topics like geometry, average, percentage, quadratic equations, and Trigonometry. 2. Reasoning: This includes topics like codes, data interpretation, series, blood relations, statements, and conclusions. 3. Verbal ability: It includes topics like Passages, Sentence Completion, Grammar, Word puzzles, Action, cause and effect 4. General Awareness: Questions on Current Affairs sports, international events, awards, and related events are asked in this section. For the syllabus of B.Pharma and other subjects, you may visit this page: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ojee-exam-syllabus.

How do I prepare for the OJEE exam?

If you are preparing for the upcoming OJEE exam, you can use the following expert advice: 1. You must plan your studies according to the time available for the next OJEE exam cycle. 2. You need to be familiar with the syllabus of the exam. 3. Most subject-specific questions in the undergraduate course are based on 12th grade Science topics. 4. For postgraduate courses, the questions are based on your Bachelor's degree course. For instance, in the MPHARM OJEE test, they will ask you B.Pharma-level questions. 5. You need to be well prepared with your course book topics. 6. You need to prepare revision-focused short notes to revise well in the last few months. 7. The first two months should be spent compiling the syllabus, and the next two months should be spent revising. 8. The last two months should be exclusively reserved for mock test practice and improving your score. You can read a detailed preparation guide given by an expert for each subject on this page: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ojee-exam-preparation.

What is the ideal time to prepare for OJEE?

The ideal time to prepare for OJEE may vary from one candidate to another. The ideal time required for preparation is based on various factors such as academic backgrpund, familiarity with the OJEE exam pattern, and proficiency in the subjects covered under the course. However, candidates must at least dedicated six month to OJEE preparation. This would ensure covering the cpomplete OJEE syllabus and effective revision. Satrting the preparations early will allow ample time to understand the OJEE exam pattern, difficulty level of the questions and marking scheme. Candidates with a strong hold on the basic concepts and solid foundation in the relevant subjects may require lesser time for preparation. While those needing to strengthen their basics may benefit from starting earlier. Ultimately, the ideal preparation time depends on individual circumstances and preferences.

OJEE BTech (Lateral Entry) 2025: Exam Dates, Application Form, Eligibility, Syllabus, Results

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OJEE 2025 exam shift schedule released. Le Tech Diploma candidates can take the exam on May 12, 2025. The OJEE 2025 exam will be conducted from May 2 to May 6 and from May 10, 2025 to May 12, 2025. OJEE exam will be conducted in computer-based test mode in about 39 test cities in the country. Earlier, the exam was scheduled to be conducted till May 11, but the Le Tech course has been allotted a day further. OJEE admit card 2025 was released on April 25, 2025. Candidates should carry the OJEE admit card 2025 on the exam day to gain entry to the OJEE exam centre. OJEE registration form correction window was opened from March 26, 2025, to March 28, 2025. The fee payment window closed on March 28, 2025, 11:59 PM.

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Q: Will OJEE Cell conduct official OJEE mock tests?

Yes, the OJEE cell, exam conducting body, opens and conducts the official OJEE mock test window. This year, OJEE mock test window was opened after the release of the OJEE admit card. Candidates who have registered for the OJEE exam and complete the registration process can take the mock test before the exam.

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Q: When will the OJEE exam be conducted?

The OJEE Cell has announced the OJEE exam dates. The OJEE exam 2025 will be conducted from May 2, 2025, to May 6, 2025 and on May 10 and 11. The registrations for OJEE exam will begin on January 30, 2025. The registration window will approximately be opened for two months and close on March 20, 2025.

The OJEE admission process will be completely online and the schedule will also be announced online on the official website. The OJEE 2025 exam will be conducted in three-four shifts like every year. The schedule along with the exam timings and duration will be announced along with the OJEE exam date.

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Q: I have scored 6455 rank in OJEE. Can I get any college for B.Pharma?

Securing a rank beyond 500 in OJEE is average, you will be eligible for most of the government colleges that accept the OJEE score. You can check out the list of B.Pharma colleges accepting OJEE rank/score which allows aspirants to shortlist colleges based on their OJEE rank/score. The list includes colleges such as College of Pharmaceutical Science in Puri, College of Pharmaceutical Sciences in Berhampur, Mohuda, Dadhichi College of Pharmacy in Cuttack and Gayatri College Of Pharmacy in Sambalpur among others.

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Q: What is the last date for OJEE exam registration?

The last date to fill the OJEE application form 2025 is March 20, 2025. Candidates who are seeking admission to various colleges in Odisha for PG/UG courses should apply through the OJEE exam. The OJEE exam 2025 will be conducted from May 2, 2025, to May 6, 2025, and also on May 10, 2025 and May 11, 2025. Candidates can fill the OJEE application form online at ojee.nic.in.

The application form is available online and there is no option of offline form filing. The OJEE application fee widow will close along with the registration window.

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Q: What is the OJEE exam schedule?

The OJEE exam schedule was released by the exam conducting authorities on April 26, 2025. The scheudle is as follows:

Exam Date	Shift 1 (8:30 AM to 10:30 AM)	Shift 2 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM	Shift 3 4:30 PM and 6:30 PM
02-May-2025	BPharma	BPharma	BPharma
03-May-2025	BPharma / Le Pharma- 1 hour	MBA	MBA
05-May-2025	LE Tech (Diploma)	Integrated MBA	BCAT/ MPharma- 1 hour MArch/MPlan/MTech
06-May-2025	MCA	MCA	BCAT/MPharma MArch/MTech
10-May-2025	BSc Nursing	BSc Nursing	BSc Nursing
11-May-2025	BSc Nursing/Post Basic Diploma in Nursing	BSc Nursing/MSc Nursing	Post Basic BSc Nursing
12-May-2025	LeTech (Diploma)	LeTech (Diploma)	LeTech (Diploma)

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Q: Will my OJEE score be considered even after I take JEE Main?

Yes, if the candidate is not satisfied with their JEE Main score and are unable to take admission to their desired college, they can take the OJEE exam and use the OJEE rank to take admission to their preferred college which accepts OJEE scores.

This is in case that OJEE rank meets the cutoff. OJEE is a state level entrance exam and the state colleges accept OJEE scores for admission to different courses.

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Table of content

What is OJEE?
OJEE 2025 Exam Dates & Schedule
OJEE 2025 Highlights
OJEE Admit Card 2025
OJEE Exam Centres
OJEE Participating Colleges
OJEE Cutoff 2025
OJEE 2025 Exam Day Guidelines
OJEE Counselling
OJEE Application Process 2025
OJEE 2025 Eligibility Criteria
OJEE Preparation 2025
Top Courses Offered Through OJEE Exam
OJEE 2025 Admission Process
Special OJEE 2025
OJEE Result 2025
OJEE 2025 Contact Information
Important FAQs for OJEE

What is OJEE?

Odisha Joint Entrance Exam (OJEE) is a state-level entrance exam conducted by the OJEE Cell for admission to B.Pharm, MBA/PGDM, MCA, and M.Tech courses. The OJEE exam will be held in the computer-based test (CBT) mode for different programmes. Based on OJEE scores, candidates can apply for admission to various programmes offered by OJEE-participating colleges. OJEE is also conducted for admission to Lateral Entry B.Tech, MCA/Lateral Entry MCA courses. Biju Pattanaik Film and Television Institute of Odisha (BPFTIO), offers four-year degree programmes for the academic session in Cinematic Art and Technology in three prime disciplines, i.e., Cinematography, Sound Recording and Sound Design and Film editing. Candidates who wish to apply for BCAT and MSc Computer Science, also have to apply through the OJEE exam.

OJEE 2025 Highlights

OJEE ranks among the most recognized state-level entrance exams for accessing a variety of professional and academic programs across multiple fields. Key highlights for OJEE 2025 are listed in the table below.

OJEE 2025 Highlights
Name	Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE)
Conducting Body	OJEE Board (OJEEB)
Exam Level	State entrance examination
Exam frequency	Once a year
Exam mode	Online
Duration	3 hours duration – BPharm 2 hours duration – LE BTech, LE BSc/ LE, MCA/LE MCA, MBA, MTech and MArch, MSc, BCAT 1 hours duration – MPharm, Integrated MBA and LE BPharm
Syllabus	Quantitative Techniques, Analytical and Logical Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Comprehension, General Awareness and Business Fundamentals and other course-specific topics
Pattern	Multiple Choice Questions, 4 marks for correct answers and -1 mark for incorrect answers
Language	English
Exam fees	INR 1,000. In case of applying for a combination of courses the fee is INR 1,500
Exam purpose	Admission to more than 43 Colleges in India
Courses offered	Undergraduate, Lateral Entry and Post Graduate
Number of test cities	33
Total no. of registrations in 2024	65,742
Candidates appeared in 2024	56,047
Candidates awarded in 2024 ranks	9,507
OJEE 2025 Exam Date	02-May-2025 to 06-May-2025 10-May-2025 to 11-May 2025
Help desk number	0674-6552455

Here is an overview of the OJEE exam:

OJEE is a state-government-controlled centralized entrance exam conducted for admissions to various private and government colleges in Odisha.
The exam is conducted once every year in the computer-based test mode.
The OJEE exam is usually of moderate difficulty level and is easier than the other MBA exams such as CAT, XAT, ATMA, etc.
OJEE has four sections - Quantitative Techniques, Verbal Reasoning and Comprehension, Analytical and Logical Reasoning and General Awareness and Business Fundamentals.
OJEE exam has multiple-choice questions for all courses.
The duration for the BPharma exam is three hours, for LE BTech, LE BSc/ LE, MCA/LE MCA, MBA, MTech and MArch the duration is two hours and for Mpharm, Integrated MBA and LE BPharm the duration is one hour.
OJEE Cell also conducts Special OJEE for admissions to BTech courses for students who could not appear for JEE Main.

OJEE Admit Card 2025

OJEE admit card is an important document which is to be carried to the exam centre. The OJEE admit card 2025 released on April 25, 2025. The Special OJEE admit card will be released on the official website of ojee.nic.in. Candidates who complete the OJEE 2025 registration can access the admit card. Given below is the process to check and download the Odisha JEE admit card:

Visit the official website of OJEE.
Click on the link ‘Download Admit Card – OJEE 2025'.
Login using the login credentials, i.e. Application number and date of birth.
Click on the 'Download admit card' button and the same will appear on the screen.
Download the OJEE admit card and take a printout of the same

Direct Link to Download OJEE Admit Card 2025: https://cdn.digialm.com//EForms/configuredHtml/2344/93858/login.html

OJEE Exam Centres

New test centres have been added last year to the list of OJEE 2025 test centres. In total, 39 cities across the state of Odisha are designated as OJEE 2025 exam centres.

OJEE test cities
Angul	Jeypore	Malkangiri
Balasore	Jharsuguda	Nabarangpur
Baripada	Kendrapara	Naupada
Bhawanipatna	Keonjhar	Subarnapur
Berhampur	Phulbani	Patna
Bhadrak	Puri	Ranchi
Bhubaneswar	Rayagada	Kolkata
Bolangir	Rourkela	Jagatsinghpur
Cuttack	Sambalpur	Boudh
Dhenkanal	Sarang	Paralakhemund(GAJAPATI)
Jajpur	Nayagarh	Balangir
Deogarh	Puri

OJEE Participating Colleges

OJEE is a state-level entrance exam and the scores are used for admission to both government and private institutes in the state of Odisha. Last year, 89 institutes offered admission to B.Tech courses based on OJEE scores while 63 institutes offered admission to MBA courses.

OJEE Board will publish a list of all the participating government and private colleges along with their respective seat intake. Here is the list of top p articipating institutes in OJEE for B.Tech and MBA.

Top OJEE participating colleges for B.Tech	Top OJEE participating colleges for MBA
Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology, Dhenkanal	Biju Patnaik Institute of Information Technology and Management Studies, Bhubaneswar
Silicon Institute of Technology	Utkal University, Bhubaneswar
C.V. Raman College of Engineering	GITA - Gandhi Institute for Technological Advancement, Bhubaneswar
Aryan Institute of Engineering and Technology	CUTM - Centurion University of Technology and Management, Bhubaneswar
Srinix College of Engineering	RCM - Regional College of Management, Bhubaneswar
Temple City Institute of Technology & Engineering	United School of Business Management, Bhubaneswar
Gurukula Institute of Technology	Global Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar
Indus College of Engineering, Bhubaneswar	School of Management, Centurion University of Technology and Management, Paralakhemundi
Adarsha College of Engineering	Gandhi Institute for Technology, Bhubaneswar
Bhadrak Engineering School & Technology	TAT - Trident Academy of Technology, Bhubaneswar

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OJEE Cutoff 2025

OJEE 2025 cutoff will be released online. The OJEE cutoff mentions the opening and closing ranks for various courses. The candidates will be allotted seats according to the scores obtained by them in the OJEE exam 2025. Candidates who match the cutoff will be called for the OJEE counselling procedure.

Check the table below to know the expected OJEE cutoff:

Category	Marks
General	690-450
SC	451-327
ST	451-288
OBC	457-454
PH	448-302

OJEE 2025 Exam Day Guidelines

Candidates need to follow certain guidelines on the exam day to have a hassle-free exam experience. Check out the OJEE exam day guidelines mentioned below to be followed on the exam day:

Make sure that you are carrying the OJEE admit card to the exam centre as candidates will not be allowed inside the exam centre without the admit card.
Reach the test centre at least an hour before the exam timings to check for the seating plan and complete frisking formalities at the entry gate. No candidate will be allowed entry into the exam centre at least 15 minutes before the commencement of the exam.

Exam timings	Reporting time
8:30 AM to 10:30 AM	7 AM
12:30 PM to 2:30 PM	1:30 PM
4:30 PM to 6:30 PM	5:30 PM

It is also advised that the candidates should not carry any food items, as they are prohibited in the examination hall.
Read the instructions for taking the test mentioned on the admit card of OJEE 2025. These instructions are about the OJEE 2025 admit card, signature, documents and other test formalities.
Carry a PWD certificate (for candidates applying under the PWD category) and any of the below-mentioned photo ID proof along with the admit card:
PAN Card
Driving License
Voter ID
Passport
Aadhaar Card (With photograph)/ Aadhaar Enrolment Number
Ration Card
Carry your own pen (blue/black ballpoint) for marking answers in the OMR sheet for the PBT mode exam or even for rough work purposes, in the case of CBT mode.
Do not carry any prohibited items such as mobile phones, log tables, watches/smartwatches, earphones/wireless earphones, Bluetooth devices, paper-bits, notebooks/notes, books, or any other study material.

Also Read: OJEE exam day checklist

OJEE Counselling

OJEE counselling process is expected to begin in the second week of June 2025. All the rank holders in OJEE, JEE Main and NEET are eligible to participate in the counselling process irrespective of their admission status. OJEE 2025 counselling is an online mode process for final seat allotment. Students qualifying the exam can participate in the OJEE counselling round based on their ranks and schedule. OJEE board releases the final seat allotment after the counselling process. Candidates can login using their credentials to participate in the counselling process. Students who appear for the Special OJEE exam and will be awarded ranks must note that the ranking for this course starts from 1100001.

OJEE Application Process 2025

OJEE registration 2025 is an online process. The OJEE 2025 application form is available online on the official website of OJEE (https://www.ojee.nic.in/). Students who wish to appear for the OJEE exam are required to fill out the online application form before the last date of application. The OJEE application process includes the following steps:

Creating a new user profile by filling out the OJEE registration form with details such as name, date of birth, gender, email ID and phone number, ID proof, etc.
Filling out the complete OJEE application form using the application number and password.
Paying the OJEE application fee via credit/debit card, internet banking, UPI or other banking wallets.
Uploading the required documents and left-hand thumb impression in the prescribed format.

Direct Link to Apply for OJEE 2025: https://admissions.nic.in/OJEE/Applicant/Report/Instructions.aspx

Check Video: Here is the step by step guide on how to fillthe OJEE application form 2025

OJEE 2025 Eligibility Criteria

OJEE eligibility criteria vary for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. The minimum OJEE eligibility criteria to apply for various undergraduate and postgraduate programmes is:

The candidate must have completed Class 12 or any equivalent examination from a recognised board to apply for undergraduate courses.
The candidate must hold a diploma or bachelor's degree from a relevant stream to apply for lateral entry courses.
The candidate must be a graduate in any relevant discipline from a recognised university.

OJEE 2025 eligibility criteria for undergraduate programmes

B.Pharma - Candidates who have qualified Class 12 examination in the science stream with a minimum of 45 per cent aggregate can apply for the OJEE exam 2025. There is no prescribed age limit for admission to the B.Pharma programme.
BHMS/BAMS - Candidates should have completed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany & Zoology) with a minimum of 50 per cent aggregate in all three subjects taken together. There is no age bar.
BCAT - Candidates should have passed Class 12 in the science stream from a recognised board.

Note: OJEE exam is not conducted for admission to MBBS, BDS, BE/BTech. The applicants will be admitted based on NEET and JEE Main respectively.

OJEE 2025 eligibility criteria for postgraduate programmes

MBA - The candidate must hold a graduation degree in any relevant discipline or equivalent or bachelor's degree in Engineering/Technology/Architecture/Pharmacy of four years duration with a minimum 50 per cent aggregate. Students in their final year are also eligible to apply. There is no prescribed age limit defined for MBA programmes.
MTech - The candidates must have obtained a minimum of 50 per cent aggregate or above in their graduation from a relevant discipline. Students in the final year of the qualifying examination can also apply. No age limit is prescribed for admission to MTech programmes.
MCA - Candidate should have completed their graduation of a minimum of three years duration in any discipline with a minimum of 50 per cent and should have studied Mathematics at 10+2 or undergraduate level. Final years students are also eligible to apply for MCA. There is no age bar for admission to the MCA programme.
MArch - Candidates should have completed their bachelor's in Architecture with a minimum aggregate of 50 per cent to be eligible to apply for MArch. Candidates in the final year of the qualifying exam can also apply. No age limit is prescribed by the OJEE board for admission.
MPharma - Candidates must have completed their graduation in Pharmacy with at least 50 per cent or more. No age bar is defined by the board for admission. Final year students can also apply.
MSc Computer Science - Candidates should have completed a BSc degree with at least 50 per cent aggregate or more. Candidates who have passed BCA with science as the mainstream in Class 12 are also eligible to apply. Reserved category students have a relaxation of 5% aggregate

OJEE Preparation 2025

OJEE exam preparation must begin at least six months before the exam date. The OJEE exam 2025 is scheduled to be held from May 2 to May 6 and from May 10 to May 11. The first important step is to have an organised study plan which incorporates each topic of the OJEE syllabus and at the same time gives you enough time for revision and practice.

Begin the OJEE preparations with important topics and understanding the fundamentals and basic concepts. You can start with the tougher topics and then move on to the easier ones. Once you have covered the syllabus, try your hands on the sample and practice papers. The OJEE preparation strategy should include:

Covering the OJEE syllabus and understanding the OJEE exam pattern
Practicing mock tests and previous years' OJEE question papers to understand the OJEE exam pattern and improve speed and accuracy
Revision

The candidates should attempt at least 20-25 OJEE mock tests which can help them in improving speed and accuracy. It will also help them understand the concepts thoroughly and memorize the formulae easily. They should consult the recommended books and study material to prepare better for the OJEE exam.

Take a look at some of the OJEE exam preparation articles below:

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Best books to read for OJEE 2025	Last-minute preparation tips for OJEE

Top Courses Offered Through OJEE Exam

OJEE is conducted for admission to the following academic and professional programmes offered by various participating colleges. The exam pattern and syllabus would vary for the OJEE exam according to the course for which the candidate is applying.

Course level	Entry year	Courses
Undergraduate	First Year	B.Pharm, Five-year Integrated MBA, BCAT
Undergraduate	Second Year/Lateral Entry (Third Semester)	B.Tech, B.Pharm
Postgraduate	First Year	MCA, MBA, M.Tech, M.Pharm, M.Arch, M.Arch (Exe.)
Postgraduate	Second Year/Lateral Entry (Third Semester)	MCA

OJEE 2025 Admission Process

Candidates can check below the sequence of the entire admission process for OJEE 2025, starting from OJEE registration and application form filling until seat allotment and reporting at the allotted institutes.

Step 1: OJEE Registrations

The first step in the OJEE application process is the OJEE registration. Candidates need to visit the official website of OJEE and register themselves for the exam by filling the OJEE 2025 application form with the required details. Candidates need to complete the OJEE application process by paying the OJEE application fee of INR 1,000. In case, candidates are applying for a combination of papers such as M.Tech and MBA or MBA and MCA, then the fee will be INR 1,500. Candidates can pay the fee through Netbanking, Debit/credit card or Offline via SBI challan.

Step 2: Download OJEE Admit Card

Download OJEE 2025 admit cards from the official website and read the instructions on the admit card carefully. If there is an error on the admit card, immediately report to the OJEE Cell.

Step 3: Appear for OJEE 2025 exam

OJEE 2025 was conducted in computer-based test mode. Candidates had to appear for the exam and reach the exam centre at least one hour before the commencement of the exam.

Step 4: Download OJEE 2025 answer key published by the OJEE Cell

OJEE Cell released the answer keys for OJEE 2025 question paper on the official website. Candidates can also download the scorecard from the official website itself.

Step 5: Register for OJEE 2025 counselling process

Candidates who have cleared the OJEE exam will have to register for the OJEE counselling process. The list of selected candidates through Web Counselling and Institute level will be released by the authorities.

Special OJEE 2025

Special OJEE counselling registration 2025 will likely begin in the first week of August 2025. Special OJEE result 2025 is expected to release in July 2025. Special OJEE application form will be available online. Students who want to take admission through OJEE but couldn't appear for the exam will be able to apply through Special OJEE. Special OJEE will be conducted for admissions to BTech, LeTech (Diploma), LeTech (B.Sc), MBA, MCA, MTech, MPlan, MArch and MPharma courses under OJEE. The second/Special OJEE 2025 exam will be conducted for admission to first-year courses in all private and government colleges in Odisha against the vacant seats left after the first round of counselling of OJEE. The students belonging to states other than Odisha are not eligible for admission to government colleges, however, can opt for private colleges. Students who hold a rank in OJEE or JEE Main, do not have to appear for Special OJEE. Special OJEE 2025 is expected to be conducted in the third week of June 2025. The schedule and admit card for Special OJEE 2025 will be released online.

OJEE Result 2025

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OJEE result 2025 will be announced online for OJEE and 2nd OJEE as well. Candidates who appear for the exam can download their scorecards online using their login credentials. Given below are the steps to know how to download the OJEE result 2025:

Visit the website of OJEE
Click on the 'Rank Card- OJEE' button
Login using the application number and date of birth
Click the submit button

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Chairman,
Odisha Joint Entrance Examination-2025
JEE Cell, Gandamunda, Khandagiri,

IST - Khordha. Bhubaneswar - 751030

Website: www.odishajee.com, www.ojee.nic.in

E-Mail: odishaojee@gmail.com

Phone No.: 0674-2382108

Fax: 0674-2352457

Official Website: http://www.odishajee.com/

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