WBJEE

Candidates can refer to the NCERT books for WBJEE preparation. Since the WBJEE syllabus consists of topics from 11th and 12th standard Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics syllabus, NCERT books will cover all of the units that need to be studied. However, the candidates are advised to refer to and study from a few other important books that are referred by the toppers. By having extra reference, the candidates will be able to concepts better and be well prepared for the examination.

Yes, Mock tests are very important for the WBJEE preparation as it will allow the candidates to have an experience of how the examination will be held. Another advantage of the WBJEE mock tests is that the candidates will be able to identify important and recurring topics and accordingly prepare it. Through mock tests, the candidates can also know their commonly made mistakes and correct it before the examination. Time management skills are also boosted through the mock tests.

During the WBJEE preparation process, it is essential for the candidates to create a timetable that will allow them to complete the syllabus and be well prepared before the examination date. While creating the WBJEE preparation timetable, the candidates should ensure that it is created as per their aptitude and time availability. The syllabus should be divided effectively so that the candidates complete the syllabus beforehand and the studying process does not feel monotonous. The timetable should also include slots for daily revision and mock tests. 

The overall cut off rank for WBJEE at Sister Nivedita University varies depending on the year and the course. Here are the available cutoff ranks for WBJEE at Sister Nivedita University:

• For the year 2023, the overall cutoff for WBJEE at Sister Nivedita University is between 19642 - 77365 rank
• For the year 2023, the cutoff for general category at Sister Nivedita University is between 19642 - 31685 rank
• For the year 2023, the closing rank for Computer Science and Engineering at Sister Nivedita University is 90347
• The cutoffs for Sister Nivedita University are based on the JEE Main 2022/ WBJEE 2022 scores obtained by the candidates

No, you can not get admission at Techno India University with 40 WBJEE percentile. To get admission at Techno India University above 60 WBJEE percentile is required. However, admission to Techno India University for Bachelor of Technology requires a minimum of 60 percent marks in aggregate in the HSC/10+2 exam. The admission criteria for Bachelor of Technology at Techno India University is merit-based, and the candidate must have appeared for WBJEE/JEE Main/TNJEE.

Yes, admission to the B.Tech programs at FIEM Kolkata is contingent upon passing the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE). After taking the WBJEE, students must attend counseling.
Joint Entrance Examination (JEE-Main) is another entrance test needed for admission to FIEM Kolkata.
Common Entrance Test (CET) for Universities
Courses in B.Tech, B.BA, B.CA, B.Sc. in Media Science, and B.BA. in Hospital Management are available on the campus.
WBJEE's cutoff range for 2023 is 4873–9373. Students who scored between 50,000 and 75,000 have a better chance of being admitted to the second round of WBJEE counseling.

WBJEEB will release the counselling dates for JENPAS UG 2025. According to the counselling schedule of the previous year, the JENPAS UG counselling registration took place in August and students were able to fill the form & choice filling till September. The merit list of first round of allotment was released in September. The entire JENPAS UG counselling events will be mentioned on the official website, wbjeeb.nic.in. It is mandatory to participate in counselling to seek admission to the BSc nursing 4-year duration course. 

Yes. As per the official WBJEE exam pattern, the candidates will be able to attempt the entrance examination in Bengali. Two language options will be provided to the candidates for the examination. Candidates will be able to attempt WBJEE in either English or Bengali. Since the question booklet will be available in both languages, the candidates will be required to let the invigilators know about their preference in the centre. No other medium of language will be used by the authorities. There will be no difference in the questions.