In a significant development for engineering aspirants across West Bengal, the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) has officially released the provisional answer keys for JECA (Joint Entrance Examination for Computer Applications) and JELET (Joint Entrance Examination for Lateral Entry) 2025. This crucial announcement marks the next phase in the admission process for various engineering and technology programs.
Key Dates Every Candidate Must Remember
The board has established a strict timeline for the answer key verification and objection process:
- Answer Key Release Date: January 13, 2025
- Objection Submission Deadline: January 18, 2025 (until 12:00 PM)
- Payment Deadline for Objections: January 19, 2025
Step-by-Step Guide to Check Your Answer Key
- Visit the official WBJEEB website at wbjeeb.nic.in
- Navigate to the 'Latest News' or 'Notifications' section
- Click on the JECA/JELET 2025 answer key link
- Enter your required credentials to access your response sheet
- Carefully review all your answers against the provisional key
How to Raise Objections Against Answer Keys
Candidates who identify discrepancies in the answer keys can formally challenge them through the prescribed process:
- Online Portal: Submit objections exclusively through the official WBJEEB portal
- Payment Required: Each objection requires a fee payment of ₹500 plus GST
- Documentation: Supporting evidence or references must be provided for each challenge
- Refund Policy: Fees will be refunded only for valid, accepted objections
What Happens After Objection Submission?
The WBJEEB will thoroughly review all submitted objections and supporting documents. Based on this evaluation, the board will publish the final answer keys. These finalized keys will form the basis for preparing the final merit lists and rank cards for both JECA and JELET examinations.
Pro Tip: Candidates are advised to download and save their response sheets for future reference during the admission process. This documentation can be crucial for any subsequent verification needs.
The release of answer keys represents a critical milestone for thousands of engineering aspirants in West Bengal. By carefully reviewing their responses and submitting valid objections where necessary, candidates can ensure their hard work is accurately reflected in their final scores.
