WBJEE Rank Predictor 2026

WBJEE rank is calculated based on marks in Mathematics (100 marks) and Physics + Chemistry (100 marks combined), totalling 200. Mathematics is given priority in tie-breaking. The exam uses a marking scheme of +1 for Category 1 MCQs, +2 for Category 2 (multiple correct), and -0.5 negative marking for Category 1 wrong answers.

For Jadavpur University CSE (Computer Science & Engineering), you generally need a WBJEE rank under 2,000 for General category. ECE requires rank under 5,000. IIEST Shibpur CSE needs rank under 7,000. These are for state quota seats — ranks can vary by 10–20% year to year.

Yes — some colleges in West Bengal (like MAKAUT-affiliated private colleges) accept JEE Main rank. However, Jadavpur University, IIEST Shibpur, and government colleges primarily use WBJEE rank. JEE Main qualified candidates get 10% extra marks added to their WBJEE score in some institutes.

The predictor is based on 2023–2025 WBJEE marks vs rank data and is typically 80–85% accurate. Actual ranks depend on difficulty level, number of candidates (approximately 1–1.5 lakh each year), and score distribution. Use as a planning estimate and verify with official WBJEEB data.

WBJEE has two papers: Paper 1 (Mathematics) — 100 marks, 2 hours; Paper 2 (Physics & Chemistry) — 100 marks, 2 hours. Total = 200 marks over 4 hours. The exam has 3 categories of questions: MCQ (Category 1), Multiple Correct (Category 2), and Comprehensive (Category 3).