UP B.Ed JEE

Every year, the university responsible for conducting the UP BEd JEE exam announces results. Since 2023, Bundelkhand University is declaring the UP BEd Result on the official website. 

The #2 rank was secured by Sheeba Parveen (female) from Bhadohi, and #3 by Shivangi Yadav. In 2023, the girl topper was Shalini Patel from Varanasi. She achieved first place in the BEd-JEE with a score of 92.5%.

The topper in the 2025 UP BEd. JEE exam is Suraj Kumar Patel from Mirzapur, who secured the first rank with 362.662 marks out of 400. He is a science stream student belonging to the OBC category. The results were declared on June 17, 2025, by Bundelkhand University, Jhansi.

The UP BEd JEE exam cutoff depends on factors including the difficulty level of the exam, the number of candidates and the total available seats in colleges, the previous year's cutoff trends, and category-wise reservations. A tougher exam, more seats, or higher previous year cutoffs can lead to a lower actual cutoff, while more applicants or fewer seats can result in a higher cutoff

UP BEd Counselling schedule was released on July 30, 2025. The counselling is being conducted in three main rounds followed by direct admission as the fourth round. Round 2 of UP BEd JEE Counselling will start from August 27 and direct admission will start from September 13 onwards.

No, the UP BEd JEE 2025 application fee is not refundable, according to multiple sources. Once the fee is paid, it will not be returned to the candidate under any circumstances. Therefore, candidates should carefully review their application and ensure all details are correct before submitting the form and paying the fee.

Although it is a good thing, but scoring above the cut off marks not necessarily guarantee admisison. Scoring above the cut-off only ensures eligibility for counselling. Your final admission will depend on your rank, preference of colleges, availability of seats, and document verification during the counselling process. However, higher marks will improve your chances.

Althoughj there's no official “passing marks, ” as prescribed by the exam body candidates scoring above the released cut off will be eligible for the next phase which is the counselling and seat allotment. These cut off marks differ for each category and vary each year depending on exam performance and seat demand.

Yes, the exam body will release category wise cut offs for General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, Female, and other reserved categories like Ex-Servicemen and PwD as each category has different qualifying marks depending on level of competition and reservation norms as prescribed by the government.