WBJEE 2026 counselling schedule out; first seat allotment on July 7
Ruchika Kumari | June 30, 2026 | 08:18 AM IST | 2 mins read
WBJEEB starts counselling for engineering, technology and architecture admissions. Qualified candidates can register for counselling from June 30.
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Try NowThe West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) has announced the counselling schedule for admission to undergraduate Engineering, Technology and Architecture programmes. Online counselling process for courses offered by government, government-aided and self-financed (private) institutions across the state begins today will continue in multiple rounds.
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Candidates who have qualified in the WBJEE 2026 can register online, pay the counselling registration fee and fill their preferred choices of colleges and courses by July 5. The first round seat allotment result will be announced on July 7 and candidates allotted seats must pay the seat acceptance fee and report to their allotted institutes for document verification and admission between July 7 and July 11 if they do not opt for upgradation or are allotted their first preference.
The e-counselling process will facilitate seat allotment to colleges, institutions, and courses based on candidates' merit ranks and the choices they submit. By registering for e-counselling, candidates agree to abide by all the rules, regulations, and guidelines prescribed by the Board.
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WBJEE Counselling 2026: Complete schedule
Fresh allottees must pay the seat acceptance fee and report to their allotted institute for document verification.
| Activity | Dates |
| Registration, fee payment and choice filling | June 30 – July 5 |
| Choice modification and locking | June 30 – July 5 |
| Round 1 seat allotment result | July 7 |
| Seat acceptance fee payment and institute reporting (Round 1) | July 7 – July 11 |
| Round 2 registration and choice filling | July 13 – July 17 |
| Round 2 seat allotment result | July 21 |
| Seat acceptance fee payment, institute reporting and withdrawal (Round 2) | July 21 – July 23 |
| Round 3 registration and choice filling | July 24 – July 26 |
| Round 3 seat allotment result | July 28 |
| Seat acceptance fee payment and institute reporting (Round 3) | July 28 – July 30 |
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Steps to register for WBJEE Counselling 2026
The counselling registration fee is Rs 500 and is non-refundable.
- Visit the official WBJEEB counselling portal
- On homepage, click on the WBJEE Counselling 2026 registration link
- Log in using your WBJEE application credentials
- Complete the registration process and pay the counselling registration fee
- Fill in your preferred colleges and courses
- Save, review and modify choices (if required)
- Lock your final choices and submit them
- Download and keep a copy of the confirmation page
Key rules and guidelines
- WBJEE and JEE Main 2026 qualifiers will undergo a single online counselling process
- Counselling will be held in three rounds with fresh registration in each round
- Only candidates with a valid WBJEE GMR or JEE (Main) AIR can participate
- Reserved and TFW seats will not be converted to General category seats
Candidates should check their allotted institute's website for reporting schedule and required documents. For more details, one can go to the official website.
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