Nidhi Bahl Updated On: 09 Oct, 2018 12:44 IST
The WBJEE (West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations) is a state-level examination conducted for admission of eligible candidates in undergraduate programmes in Pharmacy & Architecture, Engineering & Technology in Universities, Self Financed Institutes and Government Colleges of West Bengal. WBJEE exam is organised in offline mode (Pen & Paper based).
Before filling the WBJEE 2019 form, it is advised that candidates should fulfill the WBJEE 2019 Eligibility Criteria. Those who fail to meet the WBJEE 2019 Eligibility Criteria, will not be able to participate in the WBJEE 2019 Admission Process. Those who meet the WBJEE 2019 eligibility criteria will get the WBJEE 2019 Admit Cards and will be allowed to take the examination.
Check the eligibility criteria defined by the Board for admission listed below
Nationality: Candidate should be an Indian citizen to be eligible to apply for WBJEE 2019.
Age Criteria:
For appearing in both Paper I and II:
For appearing in Paper II:
Note: A candidate appearing for 10+2 Standard Examination in 2018 may appear in the WBJEE 2019 but shall not be eligible for allotment of the seat for WBJEE admission if they do not pass the 10+2 exam with the required minimum standard of eligibility criteria as above stated.
Institute-wise Eligibility Criteria:
The institute wise academic eligibility criteria for WBJEE 2019 is given below:
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University of Calcutta |
Except ‘Jute & Fibre Technology’, all Programmes are available |
Candidate should Pass 10+2 or equivalent Exam with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, as mandatory subjects with at least 60% (55% for candidates of Reserve Category) marks in all the above subjects taken together, individual pass marks (both in practical and theory where ever applicable) in each subject and in English it will be at least 30 % marks. |
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Jute & Fibre Technology programme
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Candidate should Pass ‘10+2 or equivalent Examination with Mathematics and Physics along with any one of Biology/ Biotechnology/ Chemistry as compulsory subjects with at least 45% (40% for Reserved Category Candidates) marks in all the three chosen subjects taken together, individual pass marks (both in Practical & theory where ever applicable) in each of the subjects and with at least 30 % marks in English. |
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Jadavpur University(Faculty of Engineering & Technology) |
All available programmes including B. Pharma and except the five Year degree Architecture programme
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Pass 10+2 or equivalent Examination with Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry as mandatory subjects with at least 60% (45% for reserved category candidates) marks in all the three subjects taken together, individual passing marks (both in practical and theory wherever applicable) in each of the subjects and in English, with at least 30 % marks. |
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West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciences
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B. Tech (Dairy Technology) programme
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Candidate necessarily has passed the 10+2 standard examination with Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry and as important subjects with individual pass marks (in both practical and theory wherever applicable) in all the three subjects as above stated in regular Class mode. |
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Candidate necessarily has gained at least 50% marks (40% in case of reserved category students) in Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and English taken together. |
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The Board of the Qualifying Examination must be recognized by the State Government or Central Government concerned. |
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Neotia University |
All B. Tech programmes except Marine Engineering |
Pass 10+2 standard or equivalent Exam with Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics, as compulsory subjects with at least 60% marks in the above three subjects taken together. |
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B.Tech (Marine Engineering) |
Candidate must pass 10+2 standard exam or equivalent Exam with Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics as mandatory subjects with at least 60% marks in the above three subjects taken together and at least in English it must be 50%. |
The WBJEE 2019 syllabus includes topics related to Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. WBJEE syllabus is defined by WBJEEB and candidates who appear in the examination must cover the following syllabus to score well in the examination.
Chemistry Syllabus
Molecules, Atoms and Chemical Arithmetic, Atomic Structure, Nuclear Chemistry and Radioactivity, Chemical Families and the Periodic Table, Molecular Structure and Chemical Bonding, Solid State, Gaseous State, Liquid State, Coordination Compounds, Chemical Dynamics and Chemical Energetics, Physical Chemistry of Solutions, Redox and Ionic Equilibria, Hydrogen, Chemistry of Metals, Chemistry of Non-Metallic Elements and their Compounds, Polymers, Chemistry in Industry, Environmental Chemistry, Surface Chemistry, Aliphatic Compounds, Chemistry of Carbon Compounds, Alcohols, Haloalkanes and Haloarenes, Ethers, Carboxylic Acids, Aldehydes and Ketones, Aromatic Compounds, Aliphatic Amines, Introduction to Bio-Molecules, Principles of Qualitative Analysis, Application-Oriented chemistry
Physics Syllabus
Laws of motion, Kinematics, Measurements, Physical World, Units & dimensions, Friction, connected systems & Motion of centre of mass, Power, Work and Energy, Gravitation, Thermal & Heat Physics, Bulk properties of matter, gases Kinetic theory, Thermodynamics, Electrostatics, Waves & Oscillations, Current's Magnetic effect, Current Electricity, Electromagnetic waves, Alternating current & Electromagnetic induction, Magnetics, Optics I (Ray optics), Optics II (Wave Optics), Atomic Physics, Nuclear Physics, Solid-state Electronics, Wave-particle dualism & Particle nature of light
Mathematics Syllabus
To prepare for WBJEE 2019, the candidate should know the WBJEE 2019 Exam Pattern. WBJEE 2019 is a state-level exam conducted by West Bengal Joint Entrance Exam Board. WBJEE 2019 will be conducted in offline mode (pen and paper-based test) and it will include two papers.
Candidates appearing in both Paper-I and Paper-II and who are awarded ranks will be eligible for admission in Engineering/ Technology/ Architecture/ Pharmacy Courses in all institutes.
Candidates appearing in Paper-II only and who are awarded ranks will be eligible for admission only in Pharmacy Courses (except in Jadavpur University).
In the WBJEE 2019 Exam Pattern, Paper-I will be conducted in the morning (11:00 am to 01:00 pm) & Paper-II will be held in the evening (02:00 pm to 04:00 pm).
| Highlights | Details |
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Exam Mode |
Offline (Pen & Paper) |
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Exam Level |
State level |
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Exam Language |
English |
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Exam Time |
2 hours for each paper |
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Total Questions |
155 |
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Total Marks |
200 |
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Exam Subjects |
Physics, Chemistry & Maths |
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Subject |
Category - I |
Category - II |
Category - III |
Questions |
Marks |
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Chemistry |
30 |
5 |
5 |
40 |
50 |
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Physics |
30 |
5 |
5 |
40 |
50 |
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Mathematics |
50 |
15 |
10 |
75 |
100 |
In WBJEE exam pattern, each category in all subjects in both papers has a different marking scheme. The category-wise marking scheme for each subject of paper I and paper II is given in the table below:
Marking system for Category I:
Marking system for Category II:
Marking system for Category III:
WBJEE 2018 has been conducted on April 22, 2018 in a pen-paper based format, in different cities across West Bengal.
For getting into top govt engineering colleges, a rank under 5000 is required. If anyone attempts 120 plus questions at an accuracy of 85%, he/she has a decent chance of getting 100 marks, which can fetch a rank under 5000 and ensure a seat in the top govt engineering colleges with CS or ECE branch.
The paper was on predictable lines and anyone who would have done decent preparation can attempt 120 plus.
The questions were asked from almost all the important topics of 12th class and 25 to 30% questions were also asked from the 11th class syllabus.
| Subjects | Total Questions | Easy | Medium | Difficult | Overall | Good Attempts | Accuracy | Good Marks |
| Maths | 75 | 35 | 25 | 15 | Moderate | 55 plus | 85% | 50 |
| Physics | 40 | 15 | 15 | 10 | Moderate | 33 plus | 85% | 25 |
| Chemistry | 40 | 18 | 15 | 7 | Moderate | 32 plus | 85% | 25 |
| 155 | 68 | 55 | 32 | 120 plus | 85% | 100 |
In Chemistry, most of the questions were from these topics:
Electrochemistry, organic chemistry, coordination compound, solid states, polymers, Haloalkanes and Haloarenes, Aldehyde Ketone, carboxylic acid, Chemical Kinetics, P-Block elements chemical bonding, general organic chemistry, Equilibrium, atomic structure.
The level of difficulty was moderate and one could easily attempt 30 to 32 questions within a time frame of 60 minutes in this sections with decent preparation.
In Physics, most of the questions were from the following topics:
Kinematics, Laws of motion, Gravitation, Thermodynamics, Oscillation and waves, kinetic theory of gases, rotational motion, Newton's law of motion, elastic non-elastic collision, mechanical properties of solids and fluids,
Electric charges and fields, moving charges and magnetism, magnetism and matter, wave optics, ray optics, alternating current, electromagnetic waves, current electricity, electrostatic potential and capacitance, semiconductors, nuclei, atoms etc
The level of difficulty was moderate and one could easily attempt 31 to 32 questions within a time frame of 60 minutes in this sections with decent preparation. If the accuracy is good, one has a higher chance of scoring high marks in this section.
In Maths, most of the questions were from the following topics:
Continuity and differentiation, 3 D Geometry, Matrices and Determinants, Differential equations, application of derivatives, probability, vector algebra, Integration, Linear programming, area under the curve,
Sets, relation and functions, Mathematical induction, trigonometric functions, binomial theorem, complex numbers, linear equalities, Permutation and combination, conic sections, sequence and series, statistics
The level of difficulty was moderate and one could easily attempt 55 to 65 questions within a time frame of 120 minutes in this sections with decent preparation.
While preparing for the exam, candidates should also go through previous years' exam analysis to get an understanding of the paper's difficulty level and the types of questions that are asked in the exam.
In 2017, the exam was held on 23rd April 2017 and about 1.5 lakh students participated in the examination. The overall difficulty level of the paper was moderate.
The examination was conducted in 2 different sessions of 2 hours each and candidates got a break of 30 minutes between the two sessions. The Physics section had a total number of 40 questions, while Chemistry section too had 40 questions. A total of 75 questions were asked in the Mathematics section.
The Mathematics section turned out to be easy in the 2017 paper whereas candidates found some difficult questions in Physics and Chemistry sections. The paper had some direct questions that candidates found easier to attempt.
Jadavpur University - This is the most preferred college for the students who appear in WBJEE. Top scores take admission in this university and the rank required for getting admission in B.Tech courses of Jadavpur University is under 4000 for general category i.e. a score of 100 plus. A safe score for getting admission for a top branch in Jadavpur University is 120 plus.
Bengal Engineering and Science University - This is the second best engineering college, which accepts WBJEE score. The rank required for getting admission in this college will be between 250 to 6000 under general category i.e. a score of 85 plus.
Institute of Engineering and Management - This is also among the top 5 engineering colleges, which accept WBJEE score. The rank required for getting admission in this college will be between 1000 to 5000 under general category i.e. a score of 90 plus.
Kalyani Government Engineering College - This is among the also top 5 engineering colleges, which accept WBJEE score. The rank required for getting admission in this college will be between 650 to 3800 under general category i.e. a score of 95 plus. A safe score is 98 plus.
Jalpaiguri Govt Engineering college - This is also among the top 10 engineering colleges, which accept WBJEE score. The rank required for getting admission in this college will be between 900 to 5000 under general category i.e. a score of 90 plus.
RCC Institute of Information Technology - This is also among the top 10 engineering colleges, which accept WBJEE score. The rank required for getting admission in this college will be between 3500 to 13000 under general category i.e. a score of 60 plus.
Netaji Subhas Engineering College - This is also among the top 10 engineering colleges, which accept WBJEE score. The rank required for getting admission in this college will be between 5000 to 24000 under general category i.e. a score of 50 plus.
Heritage Institute of Technology - This is also among the top 10 engineering colleges, which accept WBJEE score. The rank required for getting admission in this college will be between 1500 to 28000 under general category i.e. a score of 45 plus.
Haldia Institute of Technology - This is also among the top 10 engineering colleges that accept WBJEE score. The rank required for getting admission in this college will be between 1000 to 12000 under general category i.e. a score of 60 plus.
Techno India - This is also among the top 10 engineering colleges that accept WBJEE score. The rank required for getting admission in this college will be between 3000 to 20000 under general category i.e. a score of 55 plus.
Nearly 1.3 lakh candidates appeared in the WBJEE examination for admission into Government and privately run engineering colleges within the state of West Bengal. WBJEE examination was held on 17th May in a Pen Paper mode (Offline) examination across all major cities in West Bengal.
The test was held in two sessions - the first session started at 12.45 PM and lasted up to 2.45 PM. The second session was also of two hours and started after a break of half an hour. The result is expected to be declared in mid-June 2016.
Scores of WBJEE are important in seeking admission to the 4-year engineering degree courses of Government and private institutions. Students from outside West Bengal also appear for admission in the private run colleges.
Biology paper of WBJEE was cancelled due to the recent Supreme Court ruling towards NEET. However, those seeking admission in B.Pharma courses wrote Physics and Chemistry paper.
The test was in Pen-Paper mode (Offline) and paper quality was quite on the expected lines. The distribution of the questions is as below:
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Session |
Subjects |
No of Questions |
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I |
Physics |
40 |
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I |
Chemistry |
40 |
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II |
Maths |
80 |
The difficulty level of the exam varied from subject to subject. While Maths was relatively easy, Physics & Chemistry had a mix of moderate and difficult questions. Some questions in all sections had doubtful options.
A subject-wise break-up of the paper on the basis of difficulty level is as given below:
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Subject |
No of Questions |
Good Attempts |
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Chemistry |
40 |
25-30 |
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Physics |
40 |
25-30 |
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Mathematics |
80 |
45-50 |
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Subject |
Q Category 1 |
Q Category 2 |
Q Category 3 |
Total No of Questions
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Total Marks
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Physics + Chemistry
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30x1 mark + 30x1 mark
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5x2 marks + 5x2 marks
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5x2 marks + 5x2 marks
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40 + 40= 80
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50 + 50=100 |
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Mathematics |
50X1 mark |
15x2 marks |
10x2 marks |
75 |
100 |
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Negative Marks |
-0.25 for wrong answer |
-0.50 for wrong answer |
No negative marks for wrong answer |
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Physics
The section was a mixed bag of difficult and easy questions. Overall the difficulty level of the section was moderate to high. This section comprised kinematics, laws of motion, rotational motion, hydrostatics, hydrodynamics, semiconductors, atom and nuckei, dual nature of matter, heat and thermodynamics, alternating current, optics, electrostatics, electromagnetics induction, current electricity, magnetism etc. An attempt of 25 plus questions with about more than 80% accuracy will be considered good.
Chemistry
The section was a mixed bag of difficult and easy questions. Overall the difficulty level of the section was moderate to high. This section comprised mole concept, equilibrium, thermodynamics, practical chemistry, s-block elements, d-block elements, transition elements, atomic structure, chemical bonding, hydrocarbons, aldehydes and ketones, halo alkanes, alcohol, amines, chemistry in everyday life etc. An attempt of 25 plus questions with about more than 80% accuracy will be considered good.
Maths
The section was relatively easy and had a number of easy questions than that of difficult questions. Overall the difficulty level of the section was easy to moderate. This section comprised almost all major areas of class XI and XII mathematics. This section comprised conic sections, straight line, 3-D, integral calculus, differential equation, differentiation, application of derivatives, permutation and combinations, statistics, probability, relation and functions, quadratic equations, inequalities, area under curve, arithmetic and geometric progressions complex numbers, matrices, determinants, triangles, limits and derivatives. A candidate well-versed in the XI and XII mathematics textbooks definitely had a field day. Many of the questions could be solved by ‘plug in the answer choice’ process. An attempt of 50 plus questions with about more than 80% accuracy will be considered good.
Cut-Off
WBJEE 2016 for Engineering does not have any cut-off but it is estimated that a safe score should be between 90 and 100. One should get a rank high above to get into a Government college or in a good private run college with this range of score.
(Disclaimer: All information on cut-offs, analysis, answer key and scores are based on input collected from students and may or may not reflect the actual paper of WBJEE. We do not take responsibility for any decision that might be taken by anyone based on this information.)
WBJEE is one of the most competitive and prominent entrance exams. It is taken by a large number of candidates every year. If you are planning to take WBJEE, then you must start your preparation well in advance to face such strong competition. To prepare for WBJEE 2019, it is important for you to clear your concepts and have a thorough understanding of each topic/chapter in the WBJEE 2019 syllabus.
WBJEE is expected to be conducted on April 21, 2019 in offline mode, for admission to undergraduate programmes in Pharmacy & Architecture, Engineering & Technology in Universities, Self Financed Institutes and Government Colleges of West Bengal.
Here are a few tips and tricks, which can make your WBJEE preparation easier.
Plan Your Exam-taking Strategy:
When you sit down to prepare for WBJEE 2019, you must also focus on making an exam-taking strategy before actually appearing for the entrance exam. Your exam-taking strategy for WBJEE 2019 must include practising questions on a regular basis so that you can excel in the entrance exam.
Practice Consistently:
The essential steps while you are preparing for WBJEE is to practice consistently. Once you are in the habit of practising consistently, you will get used to all types of questions that are asked in the exam, which will boost your confidence.
Seek Guidance:
Getting some guidance for exam preparation is important as it is not possible for you to know everything in your syllabus. While preparing, there are chances that you run into a concept/ topic, which you may not understand at all. In that case, it is best for you to seek guidance from an instructor or a teacher and clear your doubts at regular intervals.
First Attempt What You Know:
Before you start attempting the question paper, you should first take a look at the question paper and see which questions can be solved easily and in less time. The best approach when you're attempting an entrance exam is that you should first attempt what you know or can easily solve and keep difficult questions for last.
Stay Physically and Mentally Balanced:
Many students neglect their physical health while preparing for an entrance exam, which can lead to bad performance. Therefore, exercising daily and sleeping well are keys to keeping the mind and body ready for the exam day.
Best Books for WBJEE 2019 Preparation
The first step to WBJEE preparation is getting the right study material, which may include books, sample papers, previous years' question papers, etc. You may refer to the following books for your WBJEE preparation.
For Physics
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NCERT Textbooks – Class 11 and 12 |
Understanding Physics series by D.C Pandey |
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Concepts of Physics, Part 1 by H.C Verma |
Concepts of Physics, Part 2 by H.C Verma |
For Mathematics
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NCERT Textbooks – Class 11 and 12 |
Objective Mathematics for Engineering Entrances – Vol. 1 by Amit M Agarwal. |
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R.D Sharma Mathematics |
Problems in Calculus by I.A. Maron |
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Trigonometry, Geometry Books by S.L. Loney |
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For Chemistry
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NCERT Textbooks – Class 11 and 12 |
O.P Tandon books – Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry |
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A modern approach to chemical calculations by R.C. Mukherjee |
Numerical Chemistry by P.Bahadur |
WBJEE 2019 Mock Tests
As part of WBJEE 2019, candidates should try and solve the maximum number of mock tests. Taking mock tests helps candidates in getting an idea of their preparation level and the pattern of exam. With the help of mock tests, candidates can build their speed and confidence to face the exam. Additionally, mock tests are an effective source of revision, which can boost candidates' performance in the entrance exam.
WBJEE 2019 Previous Question Papers
Another source of WBJEE preparation is previous years' question papers, which can be downloaded and practised by aspirants. Those who will be appearing for the exam can use these papers as practice material before appearing for the examination.
Download WBJEE Previous Question Papers Now!
Candidates must report at the exam centre allotted to him/her in the admit card.
Candidates are advised to enter the exam hall at least 30 minutes before the commencement of the entrance exam.
Candidates must occupy the seats allotted to them at least 15 minutes before the commencement of the entrance exam.
Under any circumstance, no candidate will be allowed to enter the exam hall after the scheduled time of commencement of the test.
Candidates must carry a hard copy of WBJEE 2019 admit card, a copy of coloured photograph (the same one uploaded during online application), and a photo ID proof in original such as Passport/Aadhaar card/ Pan card/voter card/ 10th standard admit card/ School – ID card.
Candidates are not allowed to carry any written or printed material, log table, calculator, pen, wristwatch, any communication device like mobile phones, etc. inside the exam hall.
Before the commencement of the test, question booklets will be distributed to the candidates. Candidates must check whether their OMR number & question booklet number are same and must put their signature on top of the question booklet.
Candidates must read the instructions given on OMR & on the cover page of question booklet very carefully.
Candidates must write their name in BLOCK LETTERS, name of the centre and put their signature in appropriate places on the OMR. Putting any unwanted marks in OMR may lead to rejection of OMR.
In the exam hall, candidates must check their Roll number, Photograph, spelling of their name in the attendance sheet. The details of the candidate should match with the information in the admit card. In case of any correction requirement, candidates must bring it to the notice of the invigilator.
All candidates must maintain silence during the entrance exam.
If any candidate is found adopting any unfair means, his/her candidature will be cancelled and he/she will be debarred either permanently or for a period from taking the exam as is deemed fit by the centre- in- Charge.
Until the exam is over, no candidate will be allowed to leave his/her seat without permission of the invigilator.
West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board will announce the WBJEE 2019 Result in the month of May 2019. Check the List of Last Year's WBJEE Toppers! By entering details like application number or roll number, along with the date of birth, you will be able to check your WBJEE Result 2019. As you provide all the details and click on 'Submit', you will be able to view your WBJEE 2019 rank. You must not forget to download your result of WBJEE 2019.
The result will show state rank and marks of both the papers i.e. Paper I and Paper II in the form of a total score and component scores secured by you in the exam. Please note that only qualified candidates get rank in the WBJEE exam. Participation in the WBJEE counselling process depends on marks and ranks secured by the qualified candidates.
After the announcement of result, West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board declared the schedule of WBJEE e-counselling sessions, which will begin from June 2019 for admission in engineering and pharmacy colleges in the state of West Bengal. The admission process will be over by July 2019.
The result of WBJEE 2019 will indicate the ranks and scores of candidates. Seat allotment during the counselling will be based on WBJEE 2019 merit list, which will depend on candidates' ranks and scores in WBJEE 2019. WBJEE 2019 Scorecard will display the following details:
WBJEE Cut-off is the closing rank set by WBJEE Participating Institutes, which allows candidates to get admission into various Engineering, Pharmacy and Architecture programs. WBJEE Cut-off 2019 will vary across institutions.
It will be calculated purely on the basis of the total number of candidates appearing in the examination, availability of seats, the difficulty level of examination, etc. Individual performance of a candidate in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in WBJEE will also become the basis for admission.
West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) conducts WBJEE counselling in online mode. The process involves online registration for WBJEE counselling, choice filling and choice locking followed by the seat allotment process for admission in engineering and pharmacy colleges in the state of West Bengal.
Those who will secure a rank will become eligible to participate in the counselling. WBJEE Board will conduct 3 rounds of seat allotment for candidates who qualify WBJEE 2019. Qualified JEE Main 2019 candidates will also be eligible for WBJEE counselling.
After the announcement of WBJEE 2019 Result, West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board will announce the schedule of WBJEE e-counselling sessions on its official website. To participate, candidates will have to register themselves on the official website of WBJEE Board and pay a registration fee.
The counselling process is followed by the seat allotment, which candidates will be able to check on the official website of WBJEEB. The seat allotment is done based on the choice of colleges/courses and rank obtained by candidates in WBJEE.
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Events |
Date |
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Mock Counselling of WBJEE 2019 |
May to June 2019 |
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WBJEE Counselling 2019 Online Registration Starts on |
June 2019 |
| Choice Filling online & Choice Locking Date | June 2019 |
| Choice locking by System | June 2019 |
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1st Round of Seat Allotment Result |
June 2019 |
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Round 1 – Physical reporting, document verification, initial fee payment, withdrawal of admission |
June 2019 |
| Physical reporting and admission at finally allotted institutes (PI) for candidates allotted seats in round 1 | June to July 2019 |
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2nd Round of Seat Allotment Result |
June 2019 |
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Round 2 – Physical reporting, document verification, initial fee payment,, withdrawal of admission |
June to July 2019 |
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3rd Round for seat allotment |
July 2019 |
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Round 3 – Physical reporting, document verification, initial fee payment, withdrawal of admission |
July 2019 |
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Last date for physical reporting and admission at final allotted institute |
July 2019 |
WBJEE 2019 Counselling Procedure can be divided broadly into 4 steps for a candidate to gain admission in their preferred course and institute. These steps are:
Online Registration:
To start with the counselling process, it is important for the qualified candidates to register themselves.
Candidates must visit the official website of WBJEEB for the purpose of registration.
The first step is to sign in with the requisite details.
Candidates must fill in the specified fields like registered for (course), roll number, password and security pin.
After filling all the sections correctly, candidates have to click on the ‘login’ button.
A new page with the registration form will open. Candidates must fill in all the required details and click on the 'Submit' button.
Candidates must also remember to attach correct and relevant documents along with the registration form.
Choice Filling and Seat Allocation:
Candidates can fill their choice of the seat through online mode.
For this, candidates will be required to sign in with correct ID and Password.
Choices for the desired course and desired college can be done.
There is no restriction on the number of choices to be filled.
Candidates must remember to lock their choice before leaving the page.
Candidates must remember to take a printout of the choices that they have locked for submission.
Document Verification:
This process includes in-depth verification of the documents submitted by the candidates at the time of submission of registration form.
Candidates must submit correct documents at the time of registration. Any fault found in the documents submitted shall be subject to an illegal offense and might lead to the cancellation of the candidature of the candidates.
Confirmation and Admission:
After successfully qualifying all the above-mentioned steps, documents of the candidates will be forwarded to the allotted institution for the purpose of admission.
After the choice filling process is over, the candidates will be allotted seats based on their ranks and preference. This process will also be carried online and the candidates will be required to check the seats allocated to them by logging into their accounts.
Candidates will then be asked to submit the admission fee and proceed to complete the admission procedure.
Physical reporting and admission at finally allotted institutes (PI) for candidates allotted seats in round 1 of the counselling session will start from June 2019.
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Quota |
Amount |
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TFW |
- |
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State-Aided/ Govt Institutes |
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Self financing Universities/ Institutes |
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Candidates should personally visit the Institute that they have been allotted to them for completing admission formalities. In the case where the candidate is unable to report at the specified Institute or fails to do so, the provisional admission of such candidate will be withdrawn.
WBJEE 2019 admit card will be released for all the registered candidates in online mode. West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) releases the WBJEE admit card. The admit card of WBJEE 2019 will display details such as date and time duration of the entrance exam, name and address of exam center, personal details of the candidate, roll number and exam instructions.
In order to download the WBJEE 2019 admit card, candidates have to enter their WBJEE Application number, Password and Security Pin. Candidates must also cross-check all the details printed on WBJEE 2019 admit card and in case of any discrepancy, they should immediately report to the concerned authorities for rectification of the error. Further, on the day of the entrance exam, candidates must carry WBJEE admit card 2019 along with a valid ID proof and photograph to the test centre.
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Events |
Dates |
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Availability of WBJEE Admit Card 2019 |
April 2019 |
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WBJEE 2019 Paper-I (Mathematics) |
April 21, 2019 (Tentative) |
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WBJEE 2019 Paper-II (Physics & Chemistry) |
April 21, 2019 (Tentative) |
By following the steps given below, candidates can download their WBJEE admit card 2019:
Step 1: Visit the official website of the WBJEE Board i.e. wbjeeb.nic.in
Step 2: Click on the link available for accessing WBJEE 2019 Admit Card.
Step 3: To proceed further, enter the WBJEE Application number, Password and Security Pin.
Step 4: The admit card of WBJEE 2019 will be displayed on the screen.
Step 5: Verify all the details mentioned on WBJEE admit card 2019.
Step 6: Lastly, download, take a printout of the admit card and keep it safe until the admission process is over.
All candidates will be required to carry WBJEE admit card to the examination hall. Without the admit card, candidates will not be allowed to appear for the exam.
Candidates will be required to take two printouts of the admit card and preserve them carefully.
Before downloading the admit card, candidates have to cross-check all the details mentioned on the WBJEE 2019 admit card.
Candidates must ensure that the WBJEE 2019 admit card is not folded/distorted.
Candidates must follow all the instructions mentioned on the WBJEE 2019 admit card.
Along with the WBJEE 2019 admit card, candidates must carry a valid ID proof.
The following details will be mentioned on WBJEE admit card 2019:
Name of the candidate
Enrolment or application number
Date of birth
Photograph
Signature
Date of entrance exam
Exam centre name and address
Exam time
On the day of the exam, candidates will be required to carry any one of the following documents along with the WBJEE 2019 admit card:
Aadhar Card
Voter ID
Passport
College ID
School ID
PAN card
1. What should I do in case of any error in my admit card?
In case of any discrepancy or unavailability of WBJEE 2019 admit card, candidates will have to contact the concerned authorities immediately.
2. Will WBJEE hall ticket be available in offline mode?
No, the admit card of WBJEE will be available in online mode only.
3. Till when should I keep the WBJEE admit card?
Candidates must retain the WBJEE admit card until the completion of the admission process.
The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE) is conducted by WBJEEB (West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board). The examination is expected to be conducted on 21st April 2019 for candidates seeking admission in undergraduate courses in Engineering & Technology, Architecture and Pharmacy offered by government and private colleges of West Bengal.
Paper 1 (Mathematics) will tentatively be conducted from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm while Paper 2 (Physics & Chemistry) will probably be held from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. As soon as the exam is over, candidates will be able to evaluate their performance in the entrance exam using the WBJEE 2019 Rank Predictor introduced by CollegeDekho.
With the help of WBJEE Rank Predictor, test takers will be able to estimate their ranks and chances of admission in the universities, government colleges as well as self-financed institutes in West Bengal.
Based on their estimated WBJEE ranks, candidates will also be able to find out the colleges and courses available for them. Ultimately, this tool will help test takers in choice filling during the counselling process.
Candidates using the rank predictor of WBJEE 2019, should note that the results received after using the WBJEE 2019 rank predictor will be indicative in nature, and may not be 100% accurate. Aspirants should wait for the actual results to take their final decisions.
The WBJEE result is usually announced in the month of May. Find out about the WBJEE 2018 Toppers and their ranks here.
The application forms will be filled in online mode only through the official website of WBJEE. To apply for WBJEE 2019, candidates should have a working mobile number and an email address for all future communications. Candidates who meet eligibility criteria and pass 10+2 with the minimum required percentage marks, will be allowed to apply for WBJEE exam. Those who fulfill the eligibility criteria of WBJEE should fill the application form/registration form.
Filling up of WBJEE 2019 Application Form:
Upload Scanned Documents:
In this step, candidates will need to upload their recent scanned pictures/photographs and signatures as well as left-hand thumb effect as required dimensions and sizes. i.e.
| Dimension | Size | |
| Signature | 3.5cm x 1.5cm | 3 KB to 30 KB |
| Photograph/Image |
3.5cm x 4.5cm |
10 KB to 100 KB |
|
Left-hand thumb impression |
JPEG. 3.5cm x1.5cm | 3 KB to 30 KB |
Payment of Fees:
Submitting the Application Form:
WBJEE 2019 answer key will be released by West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board. The answer keys of WBJEE 2019 will be available in online mode for all the candidates who appear in the entrance exam. With the help of the WBJEE answer key 2019, appeared candidates will be able to cross-check their answers which they mark in the exam with the ones mentioned in the answer key and can calculate their probable scores.
Candidates who will not be satisfied with the answers mentioned in the WBJEE 2019 preliminary answer key will get an option to challenge the same. To challenge the answer key, candidates will have to produce valid proofs to support it and have to make a payment of INR 500 per question through net banking/debit card/credit card/E-Challan. After considering all the valid objections, the board publishes the final WBJEE answer key.
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Events |
Dates |
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WBJEE 2019 Exam date |
April 21, 2019 (Tentative) |
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Release of Preliminary Answer Key |
May 2019 |
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Release of Final Answer Key |
May 2019 |
To download the answer key of WBJEE 2019, candidates will have to follow the steps given below:
Visit the official website of WBJEE.
To view the answer key, candidates have to click on the tab 'Final Answer Keys WBJEEB-2019'.
After clicking on the link, a new page will open where you are required to enter your Application No., Password, and Security Pin.
After clicking on 'Submit', WBJEE 2019 Answer Key will appear on the screen.
Cross-check the answers with WBJEE 2019 answer key.
Download the answer key for future use.
When the preliminary answer key is released, click on the link ‘Challenge WBJEE model answer key 2019’.
Enter Application number, Password and Security pin.
By filling the required details, candidates will be able to raise objection against WBJEE 2019 answer key.
Candidates will have to make payment of INR 500 (non-refundable) per question through net banking/credit card/debit card/E-Challan.
Below is the marking scheme of WBJEE 2019 answer key:
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Category |
Correct Answers |
Incorrect Answers |
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Category I |
+1 |
-1/4 |
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Category II |
+2 |
-1/2 |
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Category III |
+2 |
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