Duration
120 mins (Paper 1) + 120 mins (Paper 2)
OverviewWBJEE (West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination) is conducted by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board for admission to engineering and pharmacy courses in the state's colleges. It uses a two-category marking scheme and is taken by around 1 lakh candidates; admission follows through the board's online counselling.
Exam PatternMode: Pen & paper (OMR)
Duration: Paper I (Maths) 120 min + Paper II (Physics & Chemistry) 120 min
Total Marks: 200
Marking Scheme: Category-1 questions +1 (-0.25 wrong); Category-2 +2 (-0.5 wrong); Category-3 multiple-correct +2 with proportional marking and no negative for partially correct
Sections Mathematics
75 Questions • 100 Marks
Physics
40 Questions • 50 Marks
Chemistry
40 Questions • 50 Marks
SyllabusPhysics Mechanics & Laws of Motion Heat, Thermodynamics & Kinetic Theory Oscillations, Waves & Optics Electrostatics & Current Electricity Magnetism & Electromagnetic Induction Modern Physics & Semiconductor Electronics Chemistry Physical Chemistry - Mole Concept, Thermodynamics, Equilibrium Inorganic Chemistry - Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding, p- & d-block Organic Chemistry - Hydrocarbons, Functional Groups, Biomolecules & Polymers Mathematics Algebra, Complex Numbers & Matrices Trigonometry & Vectors Coordinate & 3D Geometry Calculus - Limits, Continuity, Derivatives, Integrals Probability, Statistics & Permutations Eligibility CriteriaPassed/appearing Class 12 with Physics & Mathematics plus Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology/Computer Science Minimum 45% aggregate in PCM (40% for reserved categories) West Bengal domicile for state-quota seats Important DatesRegistration opens
December 2026
Last date to apply
January 2027
Admit card release
Before the exam
Result declaration
May 2027
Application ProcessRegister on wbjeeb.nic.in with a valid email ID and mobile number Fill in personal, academic and course-preference details Upload a scanned photograph and signature Pay the application fee online Download the admit card when it is released 💡 Preparation Tips Master NCERT Class 11 & 12 Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics Solve previous years' question papers to learn the pattern Take full-length timed mock tests for speed and accuracy Revise formulae and weak chapters regularly before the exam Colleges accepting WBJEE3 colleges accept this exam across 1 state. Tap a college to view full details, placement data, and shortlist.
❓ FAQs Is there negative marking?
Yes, but it varies by question category (-0.25 for Category-1, -0.5 for Category-2; no negative on partly-correct multiple-answer questions).
How many papers are there?
Two - Paper I is Mathematics and Paper II covers Physics and Chemistry, held the same day.