WBJEE

WBJEE cutoff will vary for the different colleges, courses and categories. Reserved category students are expected to have a lower cutoff than General students. Likewise, popular colleges and courses will have higher cutoffs due to the number of students applying for admission.

No, the students who meet the WBJEE cutoff will not be guaranteed admission. However, they will have higher chances of admission into their preferences. Since other factors will also be considered for allotment, the cutoff cannot be used as a guarantee for admission.

The previous years' WBJEE cutoff is available at the official website. Students can check the previous years' cutoffs to know the rank range that they need to secure for having higher chances of admission into their preferred course and college.

WBJEE cutoff consists of the opening and closing ranks that are required for admission. The cutoff varies as per the course, college and category selected by the students for admission. The round-wise cutoff is released online during the WBJEE seat allotment process.

Yes, the WBJEE cutoff is released online during the counselling process. Students will be able to check the round-wise cutoff after every seat allotment. To check the cutoff, the students have to select the round, institute, course and category. No login credentials are required.

Students who want to withdraw their admission through WBJEE counselling will have to complete the process within the allotted timeline. If the withdrawal is not done on time, then they will not be able to get refund of the seat acceptance fee.

If the students have not been allotted their higher preference in the second round of WBJEE counselling, then they can go back to their previously allotted seat. However, if they have been given their higher preference, then their previous seat will be automatically cancelled.

The WBJEE seat acceptance fee is INR 5000 (refundable). To download the seat allotment letter, the students will have to pay the fee online, i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card. If the fee is not paid, then they students will not be able to move forward with the admission confirmation process.

As the last resort, the age of the students will be used to break the tie. If the students have the same WBJEE score and the tie-breaking guidelines is unable to break the tie, then the older student will be given a higher rank.

If two or more students have the same WBJEE score, then the tie breaking guidelines will be followed. In the first step, the student who has an aggregate lesser negative marks in PCM will be given a higher rank. If the tie is not broken, the step-by-step guideline will be followed.