WBJEE Online Form

I have done my 12th with PCM and want to prepare for the West Bengal joint Entrance Examinations (WBJEE). Will you tell what eligibility and important dates for applying for this exam and tell me procedure to submit WBJEE 2016 online application form?

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The West Bengal joint Entrance Examinations Board was formed as West Bengal Board of Examinations for Admission to Engineering Degree Colleges in the year 1962.

Eligibility criteria of WBJEE are as below:

Applicant must be a citizen of India.
Applicant must be 17 years old, as on 31 December 2016. There is no provision for the upper age limit.
Applicant must have passed 10+2 from a recognized institution with English, Physics and Mathematics as core subjects and Chemistry/ Biology/ Technical Vocational Subjects as optional subjects.

The WBJEE 2016 exam pattern is as below:

Candidates will have to solve two paper:

Paper 1- Mathematics/ Biology
Paper 2- Physics-Chemistry

Mathematics Paper will be of 2 hours and candidates will have to solve 80 questions, of 100 marks in all.
Physics-Chemistry Paper will be of 2 hours and will 80 questions of 100 marks in all (40 questions each from physics and chemistry).

The procedure to submit WBJEE 2016 online application form is as below:

Access the link directing to WBJEE 2016 Application Form, on the official website as and when it is available.
Fill in all the fields and sub-sections of the field in application form
Verify and submit entered personal details.
On submitting details a system generated 7 digit application number will be allotted to candidates.
Make Payment and end application procedure.

Important dates:

Online Application starts from
December, 2015 (by last week)

End of Registration
February, 2016 (by last week)

Publication of Downloadable Admit Card
April, 2016 (by last week)

Some of the important books you can refer for the test:-

Physics -

a) University Physics- by Sears,Young & Zemansky.
b) Optics- by Jenkins & White.
c) Problems in General Physics- by I E Irodov.

Chemistry -

a) Physical Chemistry- by P W Atkins.
b) Inorganic Chemistry- by J D LEE.
c) Organic Chemistry- by Jerry March.

Mathematics -

a) Calculus- by Thomas & Finney.
b) Coordinate Geometry- by S L Loney.
c) Higher Algebra- by Barnard & Child.