Engineering

While reporting at the exam centre, the candidates had to produce their WBJEE 2023 admit card and identity proof. The candidates could bring their PAN Card/Aadhaar Card/Voter ID/Passport/College ID or any other Government issued card as identity proof. If the candidates were unable to produce an identity proof, then they were not allowed to enter the exam centre.

If the candidates are unable to download their WBJEE admit card from the official download link, then they are firstly advised to check their internet connection. If there is no problem in the internet connection, then the candidates are advised to log out from the official website and try to log in again. If the problem still persists, the candidates should immediately contact the helpdesk at WB Board. Any issues related to the admit card should be solved immediately as it is an important document that will be required during the examination.

No. Once the WBJEE registration and form correction process ends, no request to change the WBJEE exam centre will be entertained by the board. The authorities allot exam centres as per the preferences that are provided in the WBJEE application form. Therefore, the candidates are advised to be careful while selecting their preferred exam centre in the application form. Since it is important for the candidates to be familiar with the exam centres, they are advised to go to their respective centre a day before to be familiar with the route.

Candidates will be able to generate a duplicate WBJEE admit card on the official website for free. However, this will be applicable only until the examination date. After the examination is over, the WBJEE admit card can only be provided by the authorities of the WB Board. To access the duplicate admit card after the conclusion of the examination, the candidates will have to apply on the official website and pay a processing fee of INR 500 by a bank draft issued in the name of the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board payable in Kolkata.

JEE Advanced qualifying cutoff is released by the JEE Advanced conducting IIT on the official website - jeeadv.ac.in.

The qualifying cut-off of the Joint Entrance Examination-Advanced comprises the minimum score that aspirants need to appear in the Joint Seat Allocation Authority counseling. Students who score amongst the top 250000 ranks in the Joint Entrance Examination Main are qualified to apply for the Joint Entrance Examination Advanced exam. Students must have a score of a minimum of 75 percent marks in tier class 12th board exams. For Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe, or OBC categories, the minimum score is 65 percent.

There are two types of Joint Entrance Examination Advanced cutoffs: qualifying and admission cutoffs.

The qualifying cutoff is released with the result. Last year, the cutoff marks were 74 marks for the Common Rank List (CRL); 66 for GEN-EWS rank list & OBC rank list; 37 marks for SC, ST and PWD rank lists; and 18 marks for Preparatory course rank lists.

The admission cutoff will be released during the seat allotment process by the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA). The admission cutoff is released round-wise in the form of closing ranks for all courses and categories.