WBJEE Scores

WBJEE JECA 2025 result date is yet to be announced. The candidates will be able to view the WBJEE JECA result a few weeks after the exam, which will be conducted on October 19, 2025. The official website link to view the WBJEE JECA result will be uploaded online on wbjeeb.nic.in. The candidates will be able to view the scores and ranks they have achieved through the WBJEE JECA result.

The WBJEE merit list will be prepared to allot ranks to the students who have qualified the exam. The scores obtained in the exam will be used to prepare the merit list. There will be two merit lists – General Merit Rank List and Pharmacy Merit Rank List.

No, the WBJEE result will be downloadable in the form of rank card. The students will have to log in to access the result. Once the result is displayed on the screen, they will be able to download it as a WBJEE rank card, which will be needed during the admission process.

Yes, the WBJEEB authorities will announce the WBJEE 2026 toppers. The highest scoring students will be given the top ranks in WBJEE 2026. In the previous year, Aniruddha Chakrabarti secured the first rank in WBJEE, followed by Samyajyoti Biswas and Dishaanth Basu in the second and third rank. The list of the top 10 rankers in WBJEE 2026 will be released by the authorities.

WBJEE result will not be sent through post or email. The students will have to log in using their roll number and password to access the WBJEE result. The result has to be downloaded in the form of rank card.

If the students have any grievance about their WBJEE score, then they can raise a query through email to information [at]wbjeeb.nic.in. The grievances have to be submitted within 24 hours of the result declaration. Along with the grievance, the students will also have to attach copies of their OMR, rank card, question booklet number and its series code along with the question wise calculation of the score.

Yes, the wrong answers will be negatively marked in WBJEE. The weightage of the negative marking depends on the category of questions. Category I questions will have -1/4 marks negatively deducted, while for Category II, -1/2 marks will be cut. There is no negative marking for Category III questions.

The WBJEE marking scheme is different according to the category of the question. The questions are divided into three categories. For Category I, one mark will be given for every correct answer, and -1/4 will be deducted for incorrect answer. For Category II questions, two marks will be given for correct answer and -1/2 mark will be cut for incorrect ones. Finally, for Category III questions, two marks will be allotted for correct answer and there is no negative marking.