Engineering Entrance Exam

Yes, you are eligible for writing WBJEE and also for getting admission in JU.

Candidates from any state of India can appear for the examination. A domicile certificate is required only to claim reservations and for government institutions.

Yes, candidates from other states can also apply for WBJEE 2023, but they need to fulfill the eligibility criteria mentioned by the WBJEEB

Yes, candidates who participated in previous rounds of WBJEE counselling will have to pay an additional fee of INR 200. For fresh registration, candidates need to pay counselling fee of INR 1,000. WBJEE counselling fee has to be paid online i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card. If candidates fail to pay fee before final date, they cannot register for counselling process.

Yes. Candidates will be allowed to freshly register for the mop-up round of WBJEE counselling. After the completion of the first two WBJEE counselling rounds, the candidates will be able to register for the mop-up round online. For fresh registrations, INR 1000 has to be paid. Other candidates will have to pay a fee of INR 200 online to be registered for the mop-up round. Already registered candidates will also be able to edit/modify their previously filled choices. The process has to be completed before the final date, that will be announced online by the authorities.

Candidates can check the VOCLET syllabus on the official website, webscte.co.in. The authorities release the list of topics via VOCLET syllabus 2025. It is important for the candidates to check the syllabus properly for VOCLET before starting their preparation. It is also advised to check the exam pattern along with the syllabus to know the types of questions asked in the exam, the marking scheme, the duration, the exam mode, etc. 

After receiving all of the objections against the provisional answer key, the authorities will check them to see if any objections can be accepted or not. Based on the objections, the final Andhra Pradesh POLYCET answer key will be prepared. The authorities will use the final answer key to prepare the Andhra Pradesh POLYCET result and assign ranks to the candidates for admissions. No objections against the final answer key will be accepted. The decision of the authorities will be absolute.

The authorities have not made any official announcement regarding payment of fee to raise objections against the Andhra Pradesh POLYCET answer key. The candidates will simply have to email their objections and the supporting proof to the authorities. In case of any additional guidelines regarding fee payment for objections, the authorities will make the announcement on the official website. The required fee may have to be paid online i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card.

As per the brochure of JEXPO, candidates may get admission in the first year in some newly introduced polytechnics and some newly introduced Diploma courses in the existing polytechnics, subject to the availability of approval from the AICTE and affiliation with the WBSCT and VE&SD (TED). Details in this regard will be available at the time of the JEXPO counselling.

In case students want to raise objections to the provisional answer key, they will have to send an email to the authorities with supporting documents before the specified deadline. The authorities will not accept any objections against the answer key of Andhra Pradesh POLYCET after the final date. The last date for objection was April 28.

Ajeenkya DY Patil University releases the ACET 2026 application form on the official website. Applicants looking for admission to various courses can fill the ACET application form 2026 at adypu.edu.in. The application process of ACET 2026 comprises registration, filling form, uploading documents and payment of fees. ACET application form 2026 is available in online mode only. Candidates are advised to have all the documents ready before filling the application form.