WBJEE 2023 registration ends tomorrow at wbjeeb.nic.in; important instructions

NEW DELHI: West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE) 2023 registration process will end tomorrow, January 20. Candidates who wish to take admission to engineering courses offered by the participating colleges in West Bengal can register for WBJEE 2023 exam on the official website, wbjeeb.nic.in.

Candidates who are interested to appear for WBJEE 2023 exam will have to fulfill the eligibility criteria to be considered for the selection process. Before applying for the WBJEE exam 2023 candidates have to keep a scanned copy of the photograph and signature in the required format and size. The WBJEE 2023 application fee can be paid through net banking, debit card, credit card only.

How to fill WBJEE 2023 application form

The process to fill out the application form of the WBJEE 2023 exam is given below.

• Visit the WBJEE official website, wbjeeb.nic.in
• Click on the WBJEE 2023 application form link
• Click on the “New Candidate Registration” link
• Read the instructions carefully and click on the ‘I Agree’ option
• Fill the registration form and click on the final submit button
• Now click on the fill application form link
• Enter qualification details, contact details, and exam center, and upload the photograph and signature
• Preview and submit the WB JEE application 2023.
• Now pay the registration fee for the WBJEE 2023 exam.

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Once the registration process for the WBJEE 2023 exam is completed, the authority shall provide a single chance to make changes in the WBJEE application form. The candidates will be allowed to make changes in the application form but will not be able to edit details including name, father’s name, mother’s name, gender, domicile, and date of birth.

WBJEE 2023 exam is an OMR-based common entrance examination. The question paper consists of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ). There will be three categories in each of the subjects. WBJEE 2023 exam question papers are based on mathematics, physics, and chemistry. Candidates have to solve 15 questions in 2 hours.