WBJEE 2025 Category-Wise Cutoff Released: Check Expected Ranks and Admission Chances

The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board (WBJEEB) will soon release the WBJEE 2025 category-wise cutoff for admission into engineering and pharmacy colleges across West Bengal. This cutoff is the minimum rank or score that candidates need to get a seat in their preferred college and course.

What is WBJEE Cutoff?

The WBJEE cutoff is the closing rank at which admission to a particular course or college ends. It changes every year based on several factors like:

• Number of students appearing in the exam

• Difficulty level of the exam

• Number of seats available in each course

• Reservation categories (General, SC, ST, OBC-A, OBC-B, TFW, PwD, etc.)

When Will the WBJEE 2025 Cutoff Be Released?

The WBJEE 2025 result is expected to be declared in June 2025, and the category-wise cutoff will be announced soon after during the counselling process. Students can check the cutoff through the official WBJEE portal – wbjeeb.nic.in.

Expected WBJEE 2025 Cutoff Trends

Here is a general idea of the expected cutoff trends:

• Top government colleges like Jadavpur University and MAKAUT may have closing ranks below 500 for Computer Science and IT in the General category.

• Private engineering colleges may have higher closing ranks, giving more chances to mid and low-rank holders.

• Reserved categories often have relaxed cutoffs, allowing better chances for SC, ST, and OBC candidates.

How to Check WBJEE Cutoff?

1. Visit the official WBJEE website

2. Go to the 'WBJEE e-counselling portal'

3. Select the year and round of counselling

4. Download the opening and closing ranks PDF

Why is Cutoff Important?

Knowing the cutoff helps students:

• Choose the right college during counselling

• Understand their chances based on rank and category

• Plan for other options, like private or out-of-state colleges

Conclusion

Students should regularly check the official website and counselling portal for the latest updates on WBJEE 2025 category-wise cutoffs. Preparing a list of preferred colleges based on previous years’ trends will help in smooth counselling and admission.