West Bengal JEE Syllabus and Exam Pattern: Board of West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination has released the notification for WBJEE . WBJEE notification invites all the applications from the candidates who have completed their 12th standard or Intermediate. All the Interested aspirants who wanted to take this Examination can apply through online mode. Many of the aspirants after applying for WBJEE 2016 Examination are in search for Syllabus, Exam Pattern and Previous Paper. All the other required details are given below for you. The applicants those who wanted to know complete details about the Syllabus, Exam Pattern and Previous Papers are requested to go through the article.
Name of the Organization: Board of West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination
Name of the Examination: West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE)
Category: Syllabus, Exam Pattern and Previous Paper
Official Website: www.wbjeeb.in
WBJEE Syllabus and Exam Pattern
West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination exam pattern will say the candidate about different aspects of the examination like question and exam type, duration, marking scheme, question paper, sections and number of questions and their weightage of each subject. Each and every applicant must read this article to know about exam pattern. By reading and analyzing the pattern, candidates can solve the exam in a more planned and effective way. It will help the candidates to score more marks by planning the questions as per the allotted time and marks. Here is the summarizing of all the important aspects of examination pattern in the following article. Here is the below details about Exam Pattern and the marks awarded for each category. Candidates are requested to go through the article to know the complete details about the examination and marks given in the way.
WBJEE Exam Pattern
Here are the features of the West Bengal JEE examination pattern
The exam will be based on class XI, XII Syllabus only. The examination will be in two papers
- Paper I is for Mathematics (2 hours)
- Paper II is for Physics and Chemistry (2 hours)
Question type in the examination will be of multiple choice or objective type.
In both of these papers the questions will be classified in three categories – there are category 1, category 2 and category 3. Distribution of these categories which is as below
| Subject | Category 1 | Category 2 | Category 3 | Total |
| Mathematics Physics and Chemistry Total Marks |
60 60 |
10 10 |
10 10 |
80 80 200 |
As per this West Bengal JEE 2016 Exam Pattern the questions weightage in the category I questions will be of 1 mark and in category II and Category III, each question will carry 2 marks for the correct answer. The table below will give clarity for marking scheme which is in each category and along with question distribution is provided.
| Subject | Category 1
(which is given as Question* Marks) |
Category 2
(Question *Marks) |
Category 3 (Question * Marks) | Total Questions | Total Marks |
| Mathematics Physics Chemistry Total |
60*1 30*1 30*1 |
10*2 5*2 5*2 |
10*2 5*2 5*2 |
80 40 40 200 |
100 50 50 200 |
West Bengal JEE Exam Pattern with Marking Scheme and the Provision of Negative Marking
Here is the Category wise marking scheme which is given below
Category 1:- For each correct answer there will be one mark and whereas for each wrong answer there will be deduction of 25% of total marks that is (1/4th marks). If the candidates mark more than one answer there will be negative marking for that respective question.
Category 2:- For each correct answer there will be 2 marks and where as for each wrong answer the negative marking is 25% of total marks (1/2). If the candidates mark more than one answer there will be negative marking for that respective question.
Category 3:- In this section more than 1 answer will be correct. Negative making will not be done in this category. Applicants might have to mark all the correct answers in which it will be awarded 2 marks. If the candidates mark one correct answer and one incorrect answer then no marks will be given. But if the candidates mark only correct, without making any wrong answer then below formula will be used to allocate marks in the examination.
- 2 x (no. of correct response / total no. of correct options)
Important Dates
- WBJEE Online Registration Starts form December 2015
- Last Date of WBJEE Online Submission Form is February 2016
- Date of Examination is 17th May 2016
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