WBJEE Exam 2024: The WBJEE Exam is set to be held on 28th April 2024 as an offline pen-paper-based test across various cities. The WBJEE Admit Card will be released on the official website on 18th April 2024 and the candidates can download the same online.
WBJEE Preparation Tips: The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) conducts the WBJEE Exam every year for students who aspire to gain admission into the B. Tech course offered by the various colleges and participating institutes. Being a popular state-level examination, the number of applicants appearing for WBJEE is increasing by the day, and so is the level of competition. The WBJEE Preparation Tips provided in this article will help the candidates plan their study schedule well in advance, and will also help the candidates analyze their current status in preparation.
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WBJEE Preparation Tips
Below are a few preparation tips to strengthen your WBJEE Exam preparation and build an effective exam preparation strategy. Check the WBJEE Past Year Exam Analysis for a better understanding of the exam.
Know the Exam Syllabus
When preparing for any entrance exam, it is important to understand the syllabus and the chapters that are covered in the exam. The WBJEE Syllabus consists of topics from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics of 10+2 standard. Familiarity with the exam syllabus will allow candidates to prepare an effective study plan and strategy.
Understand the Exam Pattern
Knowing the syllabus is just not enough to prepare for the exam. Candidates must also be well aware of the WBJEE Exam Pattern which includes the kind of questions being asked, marks distributed and allotted to each topic, mode of examination, and more. Once the candidates are fully aware of the exam pattern, they can utilize it to analyze the difficult topics and the most important topics as well.
Particulars | Details |
WBJEE Exam Mode | Offline Mode (OMR Based Examination) |
WBJEE exam duration | 4 Hours (2 hrs./paper) |
No. of Sections | Paper I - Mathematics Paper II - Physics and Chemistry |
Type of Questions | Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) |
Prepare a Personalized Study Schedule
Every candidate has a different learning and grasping capacity, hence the preparation strategy for each candidate may be different. Candidates must analyze their strengths and weaknesses and understand their weak topics. Once this analysis is done, candidates can prepare their personalized strategy. This strategy will help them strengthen their basics and they will be able to prepare better. As a result, it is advised that the most difficult and high-scoring topics/chapters must be covered first. Candidates can refer to the JEE Main 25-Day Preparation Plan for a reference schedule.
Solve Question Papers and Mock Tests
Candidates should solve as many question papers and mock tests as possible. These papers will help the candidates get a first-hand experience of the exam like what kind of questions are asked in the exam, and the difficulty level of the questions. This will also help them manage their time effectively. Candidates must take this seriously and should treat these mock tests and the previous year's papers as the actual exam. Along with this, candidates will also be able to increase their speed in the actual exam and will also improve their problem-solving abilities to tackle difficult questions.
Regular Revision
Solving mock tests and question papers is just not enough. Candidates must revise the topics regularly as they might forget some important information and it is natural for humans to forget topics that were studied sometime back. Hence, the candidates should keep on revising regularly so that they can strengthen and memorize the concepts well.
Prepare Short Notes on Important Topics
Candidates are advised to prepare short notes or flashcards of important topics and relevant facts and formulae so that it becomes easier to revise and the candidates can revise important topics at a glance.
Maintain Good Diet
While studying is important, it is also extremely important that candidates maintain good health and diet. Candidates should eat well, sleep well, and follow good practices. Candidates should not study for hours at a stretch and should take breaks in between so that they can prepare with a fresh mind every time.
WBJEE Important Topics
Below are the most important topics to be prepared for WBJEE. Candidates must note that this is only for reference purposes, however, concentrating on these topics can prove to be an effective strategy.
Subjects | Important Topics |
Physics | Current Electricity Rotational Motion Modern Physics -Atomic Models Physics of Nucleus Center of Mass, Impulse & Momentum Heat & Thermodynamics Magnetic Effect of Current & Magnetism Wave Motion Simple Harmonic Motion Laws of Motion Solids & Semiconductor Devices Electrostatics |
Chemistry | Alcohol Phenol Ether Chemical Kinetics s-block Elements p-block Elements Chemical Equilibrium Transition Elements – d& f block Ionic Equilibrium Coordination Compounds Chemical Bonding General Organic Chemistry Chemical Thermodynamics Carboxylic Acid & its Derivatives Redox Reactions |
Mathematics | Matrices Determinants Theory of Equations Probability Complex Numbers Definite Integration Sets, Relations & Functions Limits Indefinite Integration Vectors Three-Dimensional Geometry |
WBJEE Recommended Books
Candidates can follow the books stated below to prepare. However, it is advised to not follow too many books as it might leave the candidates confused with the topics and the process to solve some tricky questions. Candidates should follow whatever is most convenient for them.
Subjects | Recommended Books |
Physics | NCERT (Class 11th and 12th) Principles of Physics by Resnick, Halliday, and Walker Concept of Physics by H.C. Verma Understanding Physics Series by D. C. Pandey Fundamentals of Physics by V.K. Mehta |
Chemistry | NCERT Chemistry (Class 11 and 12) Physical Chemistry by O.P. Tandon Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations by R.C. Mukherjee Numerical Chemistry by P. Bahadur Inorganic Chemistry by O. P. Tandon |
Mathematics | NCERT Mathematics (Class 11th and 12th) Algebra by S. K. Goyal (Arihant) Mathematics by R.S. Agrawal Trigonometry by S. L. Loney (Arihant) Integral Calculus by Arihant |
