West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination : Exam Date, Registration, Eligibility, Syllabus, Results

Here are the steps for candidates to check WBJEE 2025 results online:

Step 1: First, candidates are required to access the official website of WBJEEB.

Step 2: On the main page, candidates should find and select the ‘WBJEE 2025 Result or Download Rank Card option.

Step 3: Next, applicants need to log in by entering their application number along with their password or date of birth.

Step 4: Once logged in, the WBJEE 2025 rank card will be available on the screen for applicants to view.

Step 5: Finally, candidates are advised to thoroughly review the information on the rank card, then download and print it for use during counselling and admission procedures.

Details mentioned on WBJEE Results

• Candidate’s full name

• Roll number assigned for the exam

• Application number used during registration

• Date of birth of the candidate

• Category and sub-category details, if applicable

• Domicile status information

• The gender of the candidate

• Candidate’s photograph

• Ranks secured (such as General Merit Rank, Pharmacy Merit Rank, etc.)

• Total marks scored in the exam

• Individual marks obtained in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry

• Eligibility status for participating in the counselling process

• Important guidelines and instructions related to counselling and admission procedures

Candidates need to follow the official marking scheme to calculate the marks for the WBJEE 2025 exam. The WBJEE marking scheme differs based on the three categories of questions in each subject, including Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics. More details for the same are given below:

• Category I:

  • 1 mark for each correct answer.

  • For every wrong answer, 0.25 marks are deducted.

  • Marking more than one option is considered incorrect and is also penalised.

• Category II:

  • 2 marks are awarded for each correct answer.

  • Each incorrect response leads to a deduction of 0.5 marks.

  • Choosing more than one option is incorrect and will result in a penalty.

• Category III:

  • Each correct answer earns 2 marks.

  • No negative marking for incorrect answers in the 3rd category.

• Subject-wise total marks:

  • Mathematics: 100 marks (75 questions)

  • Physics: 50 marks (40 questions)

  • Chemistry: 50 marks (40 questions)

To get the raw score, candidates should:

• Add up all the marks for correct answers in each category and subject.

• Subtract the negative marks for incorrect answers as per the category.

• Sum the scores from Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry to get the total marks out of 200.

What’s Next After the WBJEE Exam Results?

After the WBJEE 2025 exam results are declared, the next step for qualified applicants is the centralized counselling process, which determines admission into participating engineering, pharmacy, and architecture colleges across West Bengal.

The counselling will be conducted online by the WBJEEB in August, soon after the results are announced. The entire process includes registration, choice filling, seat allotment, document verification, and final admission confirmation. The detailed steps followed after the WBJEE results declaration are given below:

Step 1: Registration: Qualified candidates/applicants must register for WBJEE counselling on the official website (wbjeeb.nic.in) by providing personal, academic, and bank details, and uploading the required documents.

Step 2: Payment of Counselling Fee: After registration, the non-refundable counselling fee must be paid online to proceed further.

Step 3: Choice Filling and Locking: Candidates then need to select and prioritize their preferred courses and colleges. Choices must be locked before the deadline; otherwise, the last saved choices will be considered.

Step 4: Seat Allotment: WBJEEB will conduct seat allotment in multiple rounds, matching candidates to available seats based on their rank, preferences, category, and seat availability. The allotment results are published online for each round.

Step 5: Acceptance of Allotted Seat and Fee Payment: Those allotted a seat must accept it and pay the seat acceptance fee to confirm. Failing to do so will result in the cancellation of the allotment.

Step 6: Document Verification & Reporting: Applicants must report to the allotted institute with the allotment letter and original documents for verification. Additionally, the admission is finalised only after successful verification and payment of the admission fee.

Step 7: Mop-Up Round: If seats remain vacant, a mop-up round is conducted. Candidates who didn’t get a seat or want an upgrade can participate by registering again.