WBJEE

Since the level of WBJEE is similar to the 12th class qualifying exam, the candidates should refer to their 12th books to prepare for the exam. Additionally, the students have to check NCERT books to be prepared. Candidates can also check books which present the topics and concepts to be studied in more detail to have more knowledge to score well in the entrance exam.

During the tie-breaking system, the authorities will follow the guidelines specified officially. If all of the guidelines in the given order fail to break the tie, then finally, the candidate older in age will be given a higher rank than the candidate who is younger.

If two or more candidates secure the same WBJEE score, the authorities will follow the official tie-breaking guidelines to allot ranks to the candidates. The guidelines will be followed the order specified by the authorities to ensure that the candidates are allotted the ranks well. More details on the tie-breaking guidelines is released by the authorities online.

Yes, you can get admission to the B.E./B.Tech course in IMPS College of Engineering & Technology without WBJEE. Though 80% of seats are available through WBJEE and 10% through JEE Main (AIEEE), the 10% of seats are available under the Management Quota and not a WBJEE or JEE Main score. But you still have to fulfill the minimum qualification requirements: clearing 10+2 with a minimum of 45% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (40% for SC/ST) and a minimum of 30% in English.

Admission to Government College of Engineering and Ceramic Technology B.E./B.Tech courses is mostly on the basis of West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE). Direct admission without WBJEE is not usually possible for regular seats. But in case of some vacant seats remaining after WBJEE counseling rounds, decentralized counseling (mop-up round) may be conducted by the college for domiciled candidates of West Bengal, yet even in that case, a valid WBJEE merit rank is mandatory. There is no such provision for admission based only on Class 12 marks or other national examinations like JEE Main for normal intake.

You will not be able to secure admission into B.E./B.Tech at Netaji Subhash Engineering College without sitting for an entrance exam. The college demands that the candidates possess a valid score in WBJEE or JEE Main for B.Tech admission, and then it goes through counseling. Direct admission without these entrance examinations is not allowed in the B.Tech course. The eligibility also requires passing 10+2 with at least 45% aggregate marks in the required subjects. All the shortlisted applicants have to undergo the counseling process and satisfy the specified criteria for final admission.

The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE) will held on 27th April 2025 . It's result will be declared on 6 th June 2025. It's a tentative date . Most of the time result is declared in June month . For RERF - Regent Education and Research Foundation, WBJEE results are same . You can proceed for counseling process after results.

Yes  you can gat a admission to B.E / B.Tech engineering programs in West Bengal, including those outside of WBJEE RERF, is possible without the need to sit for the WBJEE exam but candidate should meet the eligibility criteria in 10+2 and Science stream and you have score 45% minimum to get a admission in RERF.

No, WBJEE is not compulsory for admissions to BTech courses at Aliah University. The university accepts the relevant scores of WBJEE/ JEE Mains/ AUAT for admissions to undergraduate engineering courses. Moreover, candidates with relevant scores in any of the entrance examinations can enroll in the BTech course. Hence, WBJEE is not compulsory, but it is one of the accepted entrance exams for admissions to the BTech course at Aliah University.