JEXPO Preparation

 Ensure that you understand the complete JEXPO Mathematics syllabus. Analyze past JEXPO Math papers. Refer to reference books or online resources to clarify your doubts. Regularly practice solving sample papers and mock tests. Practice calculations to improve accuracy and time yourself while solving problems to enhance speed.

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.

Yes, it is mandatory to carry a printed copy of the JEXPO admit card to the exam centre. Electronic copies or images on mobile phones may not accepted. Without an admit card, candidates were not allowed to sit in to the exam. The JEXPO admit card contains details like the name of the candidate, photograph, signature, venue of the exam, exam instructions, etc.

Here are some important topics in mathematics for the JEXPO exam that are important for preparation. Candidates can practice these topics more frequently during the preparation journey. Also, it is suggested to solve previous-year papers to get an idea of the JEXPO exam pattern. Some of the topics in the Mathematics section are listed below:

Factorisation
Polynomial
Profit & Loss
Statistics
Parallelogram, Triangle
Simple and Compound Interest
Cylinder
Sphere
Similarity
Circle, Right Circular Cone, etc.

The online registration for Spot Counselling was from September 5 to September 7 for JEXPO candidates and also for fresh candidates who had not appeared in the JEXPO examination 2023.The provision of choice-filling was from September 7 to September 9, 2023. The result was declared on September 10. Admission of the students of Spot Counselling in the respective institutions allotted has to be completed by September 15 on payment of fees and verification of documents. 

West Bengal State Council of Technical Education organises the JEXPO entrance exam every year. JEXPO stands for Joint Entrance Examination for Polytechnics. It is the state-level entrance exam through which candidates can get admission inDiplomacourses offered in the state of West Bengal. It is also known for Polytechnics for admissions toDiplomacourses in engineering/ technology/ architecture. Check below for some highlights regarding the JEXPO exam.

JEXPO Exam – Highlights 

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Candidates should first check their internet connection. If the internet is not the issue, then he or she should log out and login to the portal again. If the problem persists, he or she should contact officials. The JEXPO admit card is one of the most important documents, without which students will not be allowed to enter the exam centre. Also, students are advised to keep the JEXPO admit card safe even after the conclusion of the exam.

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According to the Information Brochure, there will be no negative marking for wrong answers. In total, 100 questions will be asked in the JEXPO examination for 100 marks, which is one mark for each correct answer. The duration of the JEXPO examination is two hours. If a candidate provides more than one answer to any question, it will be treated as a correct response or a wrong answer. JEXPO is conducted for the admission of candidates to Diploma Courses in Engineering & Technology.