WBJEE 2026: Dates, Registration, Eligibility, Pattern, Syllabus, Admission Process

Jadavpur University accepts WBJEE scores for admissions into the BTech courses. However, the 12^th standard qualifying exam eligibility criteria is minimum 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (45% for reserved category). The students should also have minimum 60% in Mathematics and a pass mark in English.

WBJEE is conducted by West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB). All information regarding the entrance exam and admission process is announced by the WBJEEB authorities online at wbjeeb.nic.in/wbjee. Students are advised to stay updated to know the latest information about WBJEE.

Yes. Students with valid JEE Main scores can apply for admissions through the WBJEE counselling. However, these students will be eligible for allotment only in the 10% approved seats offered by the self-financing colleges and institutes participating in the state-level counselling.

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.

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.

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.

WBJEE application form will not be available offline. To register for the exam, the students will have to fill out and submit the application form online. The print out of the application form does not have to be submitted to the authorities.

While filling out the WBJEE application form, the students will have to upload their passport size photograph and signature. The documents have to be sized according to the official specifications mentioned by the authorities. If the required documents are not uploaded, then the application form cannot be submitted.

The WBJEE application correction facility will be open for all registered candidates. The online facility can be used to edit/correct the details submitted in the application form. However, the students will not be able to edit all information. Since the correction facility is a one-time facility, the students are advised to be careful while making the corrections.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

Students are encouraged to attempt mock tests to prepare for WBJEE. Through the mock tests, the students will be able to understand how the examination will be conducted, so that they become familiar with the exam environment. Mock tests also help the students to know the important topics and recurring questions. Time management is another skill that is boosted with the help of mock test.

Doing regular revision will be very beneficial to the students as it will help them to retain whatever they have prepared. Students should revise regularly so that they do not forget important topics and concepts and are able to perform well in the exam.

No, the students will not be allowed to change their allotted WBJEE exam centre. Since the exam centre is allotted after checking the students' submitted preference, the authorities will not accept requests for the same. Students are advised to choose their preferences carefully.

WBJEE 2026 admit card date has not been announced yet. The registered candidates will be able to access and download the WBJEE admit card online by logging in using the required credentials. Once it is released, the students have to download and print it out for future use.

To access and download the WBJEE admit card, the students will have to log in using their application form number and date of birth. The hall ticket will not be available in any other mode. After the admit card is released, the students will have to print it out as it will be needed at the exam centre.

Yes, the authorities do release the provisional and final WBJEE answer key online. After the exam concludes, the correct answers to the question paper is released through the answer key. Students can use the answer key to calculate their marks before the result is announced.

The students will be able to submit objections against the provisional WBJEE answer key. Once the answer key is released, the students can log in and challenge the questions and submit the supporting proof. For every question challenged, they will have to pay INR 500. The objections will be checked by the authorities.

The individual WBJEE OMR images and response sheets will be released online. Students will be able to log in to check their submitted exam OMR sheets. If they find any mistake in their OMR sheets, then they can challenge the same and submit it.

WBJEE 2026 result date has not been announced yet. The students will be able to check their scores and ranks through the result. The authorities will not individually inform the students about the result, but the link will be available online at the official website.

The students will be able to know their total and paper-wise scores through the WBJEE result. The rank obtained in the exam and qualifying status will also be available in the result. Along with the exam scores and ranks, the WBJEE application number, roll number, etc., will also be present.

To download the WBJEE rank card, the students had to click on the link available at wbjeeb.nic.in/wbjee. Next, they had to log in using their application number and date of birth. Once logged in, the students were able to check their result and download it in the form of rank card.

WBJEE seat allotment result is declared online. To check the allotment result, the students have to select their type of registration and log in using their roll number and password. The students will not be informed about their allotment in any other mode.

WBJEE 2026 counselling dates have not been announced yet. The qualified candidates will have to participate in the two rounds of counselling to be eligible for admissions. WBJEE 2026 counselling registration will be open online. Seat allotment result will be declared for all participating candidates.

The second round of WBJEE counselling is held to upgrade the registered candidates or freshly allot the ones who were not allotted in the first round. Only these candidates will be able to participate in the second counselling round, since fresh registrations will not be accepted.

WBJEE is conducted annually to select eligible students for admission. The students are allotted into the BTech and BPharm Government and Self-financing institutes of the state of West Bengal. For admissions into these institutes, WBJEE scores are accepted, with a small percentage of seats reserved for JEE Main candidates.

Yes, there a self-financing institutes included in the WBJEE counselling process. In the self-financing institutes, the 10% approved seats will be open for JEE Main qualified candidates. These students do not require WBJEE scores for admission.

There are many private colleges that participate in counselling process. Some of the popular private colleges that will accept students based on their WBJEE scores are Heritage Institute of Technology, Techno India University, Haldi Insitute of Technology, etc. The list of colleges will be available soon so that the students can select their choice for the counselling and admission process.

If the students appear for just WBJEE Paper 1 (Mathematics), they will not be allotted any rank. These students will not be considered eligible for admissions. For allotment, the students will have to attempt both Paper 1 and 2 of WBJEE.

The official WBJEE 2026 dates will be announced online at wbjeeb.nic.in/wbjee. Students are advised to stay updated with the official dates so that they do not miss any important event in the admission process. All deadlines have to be met to be participate in the examination and admission events.

Students have to check the official WBJEE eligibility criteria to know if they eligible or not for the admission process. All students have to be of Indian nationality and should atleast 17 years old in the admission year. In the 12^th standard qualifying exam, the students should have scored minimum 45% (40% for reserved category) in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. They should have also individually passed in these subjects. At least 30 marks should have been scored in English.

The WBJEE application fee for General male candidates is INR 500, while for all female and reserved category male category candidates, it is INR 400. Reserved category female and general third gender candidates have to pay INR 300 as the application fee. Finally, for the reserved category third gender candidates, the application fee is INR 200.

Students will be able to select their choice of exam centres while filling out the WBJEE application form. During the application process, the students will have to choose three exam cities in the order of preference and submit. The selection has to be done carefully as it will be considered for centre allotment.

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.

At the exam centre, the students will have to mark their answers in the WBJEE OMR sheet. The sheet will be provided to the by the invigilators. Out of the given options, the correct answer has to be marked in the OMR sheet, by darkening the appropriate circle/bubble.

Yes, the WBJEE syllabus will be similar to the 12^th standard qualifying examination. The topics and units of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics will be similar to the ones the candidates studied for their board exams. Students can refer to their board exam books to prepare for WBJEE.

Students are advised to study and prepare the full WBJEE syllabus for the exam, to have a good chance of scoring well. Since the question paper will be prepared using the WBJEE syllabus, the students can expect any topic or concept to be used for the questions. However, the students can identity important topics and give them more attention and focus.

During the final few days before the examination, the students are advised to focus on those topics and concepts that they have already prepared. New chapters should be avoided. Instead, the students should focus on strengthening the concepts they have studied earlier. Students should also give more time to mock tests, sample papers and revision.

To improve their time management skills, the students can attempt WBJEE mock tests and sample papers. Solving the mock tests and sample papers within the time limit will help the students know how to allot their time for each section so that they complete the paper on time.

At the WBJEE exam centre, the students will have to bring a print out of their admit card and one original valid identity proof. If the students do not have these documents with them at the centre, then they will not be allowed to enter and attempt the examination.

No, digital copies of the WBJEE admit card will not be accepted at the exam centre. All students will have bring a physical copy of their hall ticket to show the invigilators. Students are advised to keep their hall ticket ready for the examination.

The final answer key of WBJEE will be prepared after the objections against the provisional key are checked by the authorities. To prepare the result, the final WBJEE answer key will be used. The authorities will not accept any objections against the final key.

Yes, the authorities will release the WBJEE question paper online. Students will be able to access the official question paper to know the type of questions that are likely to be present in the examination. The previous years' question papers can also be checked to help with the preparation process.

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.

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.

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.

WBJEEB conducts the WBJEE counselling process online. All qualified candidates have to register for the counselling and fill out their choice of colleges and courses. The counselling fee also has to be paid online, i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card. No offline counselling will be held.

After the seats are allotted, the students will have to pay the seat acceptance fee of INR 5000 online to download their allotment letter. Next, they will have to report to their respective college to for document verification and tuition fee payment.