JEXPO 2026: Registration, Dates, Eligibility Merit List, Admission Process

Candidates appearing for the exam have to pay INR 450 (for valid Kanyashree enrollees: INR 225). Payment of application
fee is to be made online through Net Banking / Debit Card / Credit Card / UPI. The authority will not accept the application fee of JEXPO in offline mode.  

Check below for some preparation tips that will help prepare for the JEXPO exam.

• Prepare a study plan to complete the JEXPO syllabus on time. 
• Refer to exam pattern and syllabus before starting preparations.  
• Makes short notes for revision. 
• Revise frequently. 
• Solve JEXPO mock test to evaluate your performance. 
• Take care of health and keep mind positive.  
• Candidates should have clarity on the practical concepts and theory.
• Candidates must learn the formulas and practice the formulas theoretically.
• Make a timetable for JEXPO preparation, etc.

JEXPO Exam will be conducted for two hours, or 120 minutes, in offline mode. The West Bengal State Council of Technical and Vocational Education and Skill Development will release the JEXPO exam pattern on its official website. The JEXPO exam pattern comprises exam duration, type of questions, number of questions, and others. Questions asked in the JEXPO exam are multiple-choice. In the JEXPO exam, the total number of questions asked were 100, and the total marks were also 100.

The JEXPO eligibility criteria require candidates to qualify class 10 with a minimum of 35% aggregate in English, Physical Science/Science and Mathematics. Only eligible candidates can apply for JEXPO admission.

Yes, this is a good rank for JEXPO and you have a good chance of Diploma Mining Engineering at govt colleges.

JEXPO is a state-level Polytechnic entrance exam. It is conducted by the West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. JEXPO stands for the Joint Entrance Examination for Polytechnics. The JEXPO exam pattern comprises duration, type of questions, number of questions, and others. The JEXPO 2024 exam will be conducted in offline pen-and-paper mode for a duration of two hours. The exam will be bilingual (English and Bengali).

According to the JEXPO eligibility criteria a candidate who has passed Madhyamik or class 10 equivalent Board examination with Science/ Physical Science and Mathematics from any recongnised Board/Council/Institute can apply for the exam. The applicant's date of birth should not be after 01.07.2010.

The application mode for JEXPO is online only. Candidates can fill the JEXPO application form at scvtwb.in. Candidates have to fill in their details, upload the documents and pay the fee.

After the basic registration for JEXPO, candidates will receive their login details on their registered email ID and mobile number. The login details comprise of application number and password.

No, JEXPO results will be announced online only, and candidates will not receive any rank card in hard copy. The West Bengal State Council of Technical and Vocational Education and Skill Development will release the JEXPO 2025 result on the official website. 

JEXPO second merit list will be published soon at the official website. The rank of this merit list will start after the last rank of the first merit list. The candidate may take a printout of the rank card for future reference. 

West Bengal State Council of Technical and Vocational Education and Skill Development will release the JEXPO result on the website, scvtwb.in. The result of JEXPO will be released in the form of a merit list in online mode. The merit list for the JEXPO result comprises the names of all the qualified candidates shortlisted on the basis of their scores.

JEXPO is a state-level entrance exam to get admission inDiplomacourses offered in the state of West Bengal. The examination is also known by the name of the Joint Entrance Examination for Polytechnics. Every year, several candidates appear in the exam and qualify with good scores. If it is prepared well, then none of the candidates feel the syllabus is tough. It is based on the class tenth level, and the syllabus comprises mathematics and physicalSciencesections. The JEXPO is a diploma-level entrance exam; therefore, the authority will not ask complex questions. Good command of the basics will lead to good marks in the exam. Also, if by chance any complex question is asked in the examination, the candidate will be able to solve it if he or she is well versed in the basics of fundas and trics. Candidates can prepare for the JEXPO exam using their NCERT textbooks and score a decent score.

Check below for some preparation tips that will help prepare for the JEXPO exam.

• Prepare a study plan to complete the JEXPO syllabus on time. 
• Refer to exam pattern and syllabus before starting preparations.  
• Makes short notes for revision. 
• Revise frequently. 
• Solve JEXPO mock test to evaluate your performance. 
• Take care of health and keep mind positive.  
• Candidates should have clarity on the practical concepts and theory.
• Candidates must learn the formulas and practice the formulas theoretically.
• Make a timetable for JEXPO preparation, etc.

The time required to cover the JEXPO syllabus would vary for every student; however, it is recommended by the experts that students also prepare within two to three months of the exam's start date. The JEXPO syllabus was based on Mathematics and Physical Science up to Class X as prescribed by the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE). JEXPO is conducted for admission to undergraduate Diplomacourses in Engineering & Technology offered in the various government and private Polytechnicinstitutions of the state. 

The JEXPO result is released as a merit list. Candidates whose names are mentioned on the JEXPO merit list have to log in to the candidate portal and download their rank cards. Only qualified candidates will be considered for admission during the counselling process. 

The JEXPO result is released as a merit list. Candidates can check the JEXPO merit list without any login credentials. However, to check their individual rank cards, candidates have to log in to the candidate portal using their enrollment IDs. 

West Bengal State Council of Technical and Vocational Education and Skill Development has discontinued the VOCLET exam. Admissions are now based on a merit list prepared on the basis of the qualifying exam.

The JEXPO Syllabus is released by the West Bengal State Council of Technical Education (WBSCTE). It is a state-level entrance examination that offers admission toPolytechniccourses including Engineering, Pharmacy, Agriculture. The mode of examination is offline in Bengali and English. The JEXPO Examination will comprise physicalScienceand Mathematics. 

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The authorities will not issue any JEXPO admit card as the exam has been discontinued. Admissions are now based on a merit list prepared on the basis of the qualifying exam.

No, it is not at all mandatory to attempt all the questions of the JEXPO entrance examination. All the questions will be asked in Multiple Choice Question format in JEXPO exam. In total 100 questions are asked and each carry one mark. There is no negative marking in the JEXPO examination. Candidates need to compete the exam in two hours. Also, more than one answer against any question will be treated as incorrect response/wrong answer. 

The JEXPO exam has been discontinued. Admissions are now done on the basis of merit in the qualifying exams.

Some of the DO's to apply for JEXPO admission process are given below:

• Apply before the last date.
• Fill in all the valid details.
• Choose your preferred colleges and courses in the order of preference.
• Report for counselling as per the schedule.
• Pay the required admission fee and complete the formalities to confirm your seat.

Don'ts are as follows:

• Do not submit an incomplete or incorrect form.
• Do not skip on counselling or the admission process.