Your comprehensive guide to the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination for Masters in Computer Applications
The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination for Masters in Computer Applications (WB JECA) is a state-level entrance examination conducted by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB). This examination is held annually for admission to the Master of Computer Applications (MCA) course in various institutions across West Bengal. This guide provides aspiring MCA candidates with crucial information regarding the syllabus, eligibility criteria, exam pattern, and other important details for WB JECA.
The WB JECA syllabus primarily covers three main subjects:
Category | No. of Questions | Marks for Correct Answer | Negative Marking |
---|---|---|---|
Category - I | 80 | +1 mark | -1/4 (-0.25) mark for incorrect answer |
Category - II | 20 | +2 marks (if all correct options are marked) | No negative marking for incorrect answer |
Total | 100 |
Note: In Category II, if a combination of answers contains one or more incorrect options, the entire answer will be treated as incorrect. For partially correct answers (when all correct options are not marked and no incorrect options are marked), marks are awarded proportionally (2 x (no. of correct options marked) / (total no. of actually correct options)). No marks are deducted for unattempted questions.
The WB JECA application process is online. Key steps include:
Please refer to the official WBJEEB website for the exact and latest dates, as these are subject to change.
After the declaration of results, WBJEEB conducts online counselling for seat allotment based on WB JECA ranks. The counselling process generally includes: