WBJEE

For the WBJEE preparation, the students are advised to create a timetable to help them to complete the syllabus and create a study strategy. While preparing the timetable, the syllabus should be divided in such a way that all topics are completed before the examination, leaving enough time for revision. Students should include solving mock tests and sample papers with revision in the daily study routine. The timetable should be prepared according to the aptitude of the student.

Yes, the students will have the choice to attempt the WBJEE question paper in English or Bengali. Each question will be available in the paper in both English and Bengali, so the students can choose to read the one they are comfortable to use. However, no other language is used for WBJEE.

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.

WBJEE is an offline exam, i.e., pen-and-paper based test. Students will have to report to the exam centre and attempt the exam in an OMR sheet. Out of the given options for each question, the student will have to mark the correct one with their pen and submit it to the invigilators.

The official WBJEE syllabus consists of topics from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. All of the units, concepts and topics present in the WBJEE syllabus will be similar to the 12^th standard qualifying examination. Students have to check the syllabus carefully to prepare for the entrance exam.

Yes, the syllabus is an important part of the WBJEE preparation. To plan out their study strategy, the students will need to be familiar with the topics and units that they have so prepare for the exam. Students should check and refer to the WBJEE syllabus regularly so that they stay updated on what has to be studied to excel in the exam.

The level of the WBJEE syllabus will be similar to the 12^th standard qualifying examination. Therefore, the difficulty level of the exam can range from moderate to tough. Students should check the syllabus carefully and prepare for the exam with the books used for their board exams.

WBJEE is mostly held in 47 examination zones in the various cities of West Bengal. However, the exam is also conducted in Assam (Silchar) and Tripura (Agartala). For the exam, the students will have to fill out three zones as per the preference.

Yes, WBJEE is an annual exam. The authorities conduct the state-level engineering entrance examination once a year, in one day. The exam will not be held more than once in a year. The details of the WBJEE exam date is announced online to let the students know the examination schedule.

There is an age limit for WBJEE admissions. Students will have to be minimum 17 years old during the admission year. There is no upper age limit. However, for Marine Engineering  course, there is an upper age limit of 25 years.