OJEE Scores

Candidates who match the OJEE cutoff criteria at an institute which accepts OJEE score will be invited to appear for the further selection process which includes Group Discussion, Written Ability Test and Personal Interview . If the candidates are shortlisted after the counselling process, he/she will be required to carry a set of documents for the admission process. Candidates are advised to keep original documents handy as the college authorities require the same at the time of admission. The original and photocopy of documents that candidates need to possess at the time of admission through OJEE scores are:

1. Copies of class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets
2. Copy of Graduation mark sheet 
3. Birth certificate
4. OJEE scorecard
5. OJEE application form 
6. OJEE admit card
7. Residence proof
8. Photo ID
9. Copies of passport size photographs
10. Caste Certificate (if applicable)
11. Admission fee (challan/DD/cash). 

If in case, students find any discrepancy in their OJEE results, they can get it reviewed by requesting OJEE Cell. For OJEE result rechecking, students will need to pay INR 500 as a fee. Candidates need to pay the fee in the form of a Demand Draft, drawn in favour of OJEE. It needs to be drawn from any nationalised bank, payable at Bhubaneswar and should reach the above address (within seven calendar days) as mentioned above. OJEE scorecard will only mention overall scores. However, those candidates who wish to know their sectional scores can also request the exam conducting authority for the same.

Note: OJEE Committee will only review the OJEE results, they will not re-evaluate the answer sheets of candidates.

OJEE score is determined on the basis of correct answers marked by aspirants in the OJEE exam. For each correct answer, candidates are awarded four marks. For an incorrect answer, one mark is deducted from the candidates' total score. This means that for four incorrect answers, four marks are deducted from the total score. And for four correct answers, 16 marks will be added to the score. The raw score of candidates is scaled with reference to the total number of candidates appearing in the exam. Based on the OJEE score of candidates they will be offered admission to the management institutions compared to others who have appeared in the test.

Candidates should take the following formula into consideration when calculating the OJEE score:

100 (Number of candidates in the 'group' with aggregate less than the candidates)/Total number of candidates in the 'group'

No, after the OJEE exam is cleared, candidates will have to go through for further selection procedure conducted by the participating institutes. The OJEE scores are accepted in over 40 management colleges in Odisha for admission. Candidates need to meet the cutoff criteria of the participating institutes to take admissions. The admission process includes Written Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI). Other factors such as academic record, work experience, etc. are also considered for admission to various institutes which accept OJEE scores. OJEE score is only the first parameter on which the candidates are shortlisted for admission. The institutes first shortlist the candidates for WAT, GD and PI on the basis of their OJEE scores, marks obtained in Class 10, 12 and Graduation. For the final selection, the institutes take OJEE scores, performance in GD/PI, WAT, Class 10 and Class 12 marks, marks obtained in graduation, work experience, academic diversity and gender diversity.

After the OJEE result declaration, top colleges which accept the OJEE scores start the shortlisting process. The OJEE scores are accepted in over 40 B-schools in the state of Odisha. After the results, the OJEE Cell releases OJEE  merit list. OJEE participating institutes then release OJEE cutoffs category-wise and invite applicants to appear for the OJEE counselling process which includes Written Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds for admissions. The OJEE admission process after the result declaration includes:

1. Applications to be sent out to the institutes where you want to take admission.
2. Participating in the counselling process which includes Written Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI).
3. Submitting the required documents to the institutes where you have been shortlisted and part admission fee.
4. Paying the complete course fee and getting an admission confirmation.