WBJEE Result 2025: Big news is coming out for thousands of students of West Bengal. The result of the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE Result 2025) can be declared very soon. Through this exam, students can get admission to the leading engineering, technology, and pharmacy colleges of the state. Students who appeared in this year's exam will be able to download their scorecard by visiting the official website wbjeeb.nic.in.

When was the exam held?

The West Bengal JEE exam was conducted on 27 April 2025 in two shifts. The first shift was from 11 am to 1 pm and the second shift was from 2 pm to 4 pm. After the examination, the board released the response sheet and answer key of the students on the official website.

Along with this, students were also allowed to file objections till 11 May 2025. A fee of Rs 500 was fixed for filing objections on each question, which was non-refundable. The board had made it clear that the final decision on all objections will be taken by the board itself, and the same final answers will be included in the result further.

Why is the WBJEE 2025 score important?

Based on the WBJEE score, students can take admitted to BTech, BPharma, and other technical courses in government, aided, and private engineering institutes of the state. For students who have performed well in this exam, the next step will be to participate in the counseling process, information about which will be given after the result.

WBJEE 2025: How to download the result

First of all open the website wbjeeb.nic.in.

Click on the “WBJEE 2025 Examination” tab on the homepage.

Now go to the “Result/Scorecard Download” link.

After this, log in by entering the application number and password.

The result will appear on the screen- download it and take a printout for future reference.

All the candidates are advised to keep a regular check on the official website of WBJEEB so that they can download the scorecard immediately after the result is released. Also, keep the hard copy of the result safe for the further counselling process.

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