WBJEE Result 2025 Live: Check Link, Steps to Download Rankcard at wbjeeb.nic.in

You can retrieve your application number using the “Forgot Application Number” option on the WBJEEB login portal.

There is no official minimum qualifying mark declared, but candidates must score sufficiently to secure a merit rank and meet counselling cutoffs.

PMR is given to candidates who appeared for Paper 2 (Physics & Chemistry only) and is used for admission to pharmacy courses (excluding Jadavpur University).

GMR is the overall rank assigned to a candidate based on marks in all three subjects. It is used for admission to engineering courses.

Yes, the cutoff changes in each round depending on seat vacancies and candidate choices.

Yes, each participating institute has its own set of opening and closing ranks.

It’s possible, especially in later rounds of counselling, depending on seat availability and college/course preference.

The cutoff is based on:

• Number of applicants

• Difficulty level of the exam

• Number of available seats

• Previous year cutoff trends

Immediately contact WBJEEB through the helpline or email provided on their website before the counselling process begins

Yes, the opening and closing ranks indicate the range of ranks admitted in a particular round for a specific course and college.

You can check the cutoff ranks on the official WBJEEB website after each round of counselling.

Yes, the cutoff is released separately for General, SC, ST, OBC, TFW, and PwD categories.

Yes, the cutoff changes each year based on factors like the number of applicants, difficulty level of the exam, number of seats, and previous year trends.

No, meeting the cutoff makes you eligible for counselling, but admission depends on factors like seat availability, preference filling, and reservation criteria.

No. Rechecking or revaluation is not allowed as OMRs are evaluated digitally and verified. Only the challenge to answer keys (before the result) is permitted.

You must contact WBJEEB as early as possible with:

• Proof of correct details (like a Class 10 certificate)

• Your application details
  This is crucial before counselling begins.

Failure to report by the deadline may result in seat cancellation and disqualification from further rounds.

Yes. If you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/PwD), the rank card will show:

• General Merit Rank (GMR)

• Category Rank (e.g., SC Rank, TFW Rank)

Yes, but your options may be limited to general (open) seats, and you may not be eligible for state quota in most government colleges.

There is no fixed minimum qualifying mark declared publicly. However, to be eligible for counselling, you must secure a non-zero positive score and a valid rank.

There is no fixed minimum qualifying mark declared publicly. However, to be eligible for counselling, you must secure a non-zero positive score and a valid rank.

Yes. The WBJEE 2025 rank is calculated purely based on marks obtained in the entrance exam (no weightage from board marks).

No. WBJEE is for engineering, technology, architecture, and pharmacy courses. For medical and dental, you must qualify for NEET-UG.

Yes, you can still get admission based on your preferences and availability of seats in the lower-round counselling or private institutes.

Your rank card will show:

• Subject-wise scores (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry)

• Total score

• General Merit Rank (GMR) and/or Pharmacy Merit Rank (PMR)

• Category rank (if applicable)

The WBJEE 2025 result is expected to be announced soon.

Counselling & Seat Allotment: Expected to begin in July 2025, based on rank and candidate preferences 
Cut-off & Merit Lists: Will be published soon after results.
Preparation Tips: Keep your class 10 certificate, category certificate (if applicable), domicile, and income certificates ready.

After the result is declared, candidates must:

• Register for WBJEE 2025 counselling

• Upload documents and pay the counselling fee

• Fill in web options for college/course preferences

• Wait for seat allotment results and follow reporting instructions

No, the WBJEE 2025 ranking is based solely on the entrance exam scores. Your Class 12 marks are not considered for rank calculation but may be needed during counselling for eligibility verification.

The WBJEE 2025 result is expected to be announced anytime soon.

After the result is declared, candidates must:

• Register for WBJEE 2025 counselling

• Upload documents and pay the counselling fee

• Fill in web options for college/course preferences

• Wait for seat allotment results and follow reporting instructions

No, the WBJEE 2025 ranking is based solely on the entrance exam scores. Your Class 12 marks are not considered for rank calculation but may be needed during counselling for eligibility verification.

Yes, it is a mandatory document. Without the WBJEE rank card, you will not be allowed to register or participate in the counselling process.

• Higher marks in Mathematics
• Higher marks in Physics
• Fewer negative marks in Mathematics and Physics
• Age (older candidate gets a higher rank)

You should immediately contact WBJEEB via their helpdesk or official email. Keep all your documents ready (application number, hall ticket, photo ID, etc.) and mention the issue clearly.

No, WBJEEB does not entertain any request for re-checking or re-evaluation of results, as the OMR sheets are digitally evaluated and cross-verified

You can retrieve it by using the “Forgot Application Number” or “Forgot Password” links on the official login page. You may need to provide your registered mobile number, email ID, or date of birth

The non-refundable counselling registration fee is usually:

• ₹500 for all categories (may vary slightly year to year)

Your rank card will display:

• Name, roll & application number

• Category, domicile, DOB, gender

• Subject-wise scores (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics)

• Total marks and General Merit Rank (GMR)

• If applicable, Pharmacy Merit Rank (PMR) & category ranks

Yes, the cutoff changes each year based on factors like the number of applicants, difficulty level of the exam, number of seats, and previous year trends.

No, meeting the cutoff makes you eligible for counselling, but admission depends on factors like seat availability, preference filling, and reservation criteria.

No. Rechecking or revaluation is not allowed as OMRs are evaluated digitally and verified. Only the challenge to answer keys (before the result) is permitted

You must contact WBJEEB as early as possible with:

• Proof of correct details (like a Class 10 certificate)

• Your application details
  This is crucial before counselling begins.

Failure to report by the deadline may result in seat cancellation and disqualification from further rounds.

Yes. If you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/PwD), the rank card will show:

• General Merit Rank (GMR)

• Category Rank (e.g., SC Rank, TFW Rank)

Yes, but your options may be limited to general (open) seats, and you may not be eligible for state quota in most government colleges.

There is no fixed minimum qualifying mark declared publicly. However, to be eligible for counselling, you must secure a non-zero positive score and a valid rank.

There is no fixed minimum qualifying mark declared publicly. However, to be eligible for counselling, you must secure a non-zero positive score and a valid rank.

Yes. The WBJEE 2025 rank is calculated purely based on marks obtained in the entrance exam (no weightage from board marks).

No. WBJEE is for engineering, technology, architecture, and pharmacy courses. For medical and dental, you must qualify for NEET-UG.

Yes, you can still get admission based on your preferences and availability of seats in the lower-round counselling or private institutes.

Your rank card will show:

• Subject-wise scores (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry)

• Total score

• General Merit Rank (GMR) and/or Pharmacy Merit Rank (PMR)

• Category rank (if applicable)

The WBJEE 2025 result is expected to be announced anytime soon.

Counselling & Seat Allotment: Expected to begin in July 2025, based on rank and candidate preferences 
Cut-off & Merit Lists: Will be published soon after results.
Preparation Tips: Keep your class 10 certificate, category certificate (if applicable), domicile, and income certificates ready.

After the result is declared, candidates must:

• Register for WBJEE 2025 counselling

• Upload documents and pay the counselling fee

• Fill in web options for college/course preferences

• Wait for seat allotment results and follow reporting instructions

No, the WBJEE 2025 ranking is based solely on the entrance exam scores. Your Class 12 marks are not considered for rank calculation but may be needed during counselling for eligibility verification.

Yes, it is a mandatory document. Without the WBJEE rank card, you will not be allowed to register or participate in the counselling process.

• Higher marks in Mathematics
• Higher marks in Physics
• Fewer negative marks in Mathematics and Physics
• Age (older candidate gets a higher rank)

You should immediately contact WBJEEB via their helpdesk or official email. Keep all your documents ready (application number, hall ticket, photo ID, etc.) and mention the issue clearly.

No, WBJEEB does not entertain any request for re-checking or re-evaluation of results, as the OMR sheets are digitally evaluated and cross-verified.

You can retrieve it by using the “Forgot Application Number” or “Forgot Password” links on the official login page. You may need to provide your registered mobile number, email ID, or date of birth.

The non-refundable counselling registration fee is usually:

• ₹500 for all categories (may vary slightly year to year)

The non-refundable counselling registration fee is usually:

• ₹500 for all categories (may vary slightly year to year)

No. WBJEE results are declared online only; no physical copies are sent.

Yes, but only on request with a prescribed fee. The board allows OMR review requests for a limited time after the result declaration.

You can re-download it from the official website as long as the download window is open. Otherwise, you may need to contact WBJEEB.

Check your rank card, note your rank, and register for counselling if you're eligible.

Yes. Many West Bengal colleges have home state quotas, and cutoff ranks may differ for outside state candidates.

You can check institute-wise and course-wise cutoffs on the official WBJEE counselling portal or on wbjeeb.nic.in after each round.

Cutoff ranks are based on factors like:

• Number of candidates

• Difficulty level of the exam

• Number of available seats

• Previous year trends

• Candidate category

Yes. If you opt for upgradation, your seat may be upgraded in subsequent rounds based on availability and your choices.

• WBJEE Rank Card

• 10th & 12th mark sheets

• Domicile certificate (if applicable)

• Caste certificate (if applicable)

• PwD certificate (if applicable)

No. Only candidates with a valid GMR/PMR rank are eligible.

After selecting colleges/courses, candidates must lock their choices before the deadline to be considered for allotment.

Generally, there are 3 rounds:

• Round 1

• Round 2

• Mop-up Round (if applicable)

Although no official notification has been released, WBJEEB Chairperson Sonali Chakraborty has reportedly indicated that the WBJEE 2025 result might be delayed due to ongoing surveys to identify OBC communities. Since a student's category plays a key role in rank allocation, the results are likely to be announced only after the newly recognised OBC categories are officially confirmed. As per recent updates, the West Bengal Government has added 76 more castes to the state’s OBC list.

Yes. Candidates must register for counselling and pay the counselling fee to participate.

No. Meeting the cutoff means you’re eligible, but admission depends on seat availability, choice filling, and document verification.

Cutoffs are usually released after each round of counselling on the official website.

No, the cutoff varies by category (General, SC, ST, OBC, TFW, etc.), course, and institute

The cutoff is the opening and closing rank required for admission to various courses and colleges through WBJEE

Yes, you can participate in subsequent rounds if eligible, but earlier seat options may be unavailable

It is an online counselling process for seat allocation into participating institutes based on WBJEE ranks.

Ranks are based on the total score obtained in both papers (for engineering aspirants).

Usually within a month after the exam. The result is available online on the official website.

Yes. Separate cutoffs exist for GEN, SC, ST, OBC-A, OBC-B, PwD, and TFW candidates.

The opening and closing ranks are required for admission into a particular course and college.

Yes. You can float your seat and upgrade in subsequent rounds.

Yes. Tie-breaking is done using marks in specific subjects and number of correct/incorrect answers.

Not applicable for WBJEE 2025 since the exam is conducted in a single session for all candidates per paper. Hence, no normalization is needed.

This depends on your category and the course/college. Generally:

• Ranks below 5,000 may secure admission to top colleges like Jadavpur University.

• Ranks up to 25,000 may qualify for good private colleges or other government institutes.

The result (rank) is used to participate in WBJEE counselling. Final admission depends on:

• Seat availability

• Reservation policies

• Document verification

• Institute-specific eligibility

No. Once the final result is declared based on the final answer key and OMR evaluation, it cannot be challenged or re-evaluated.