The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) has declared the much-awaited WBJEE 2025 results, putting an end to weeks of uncertainty caused by a legal delay. The entrance exam, which determines admission to engineering, pharmacy, and architecture courses across West Bengal, had faced a postponement in the publication of results following a court directive.

The results are now available on the official WBJEEB portal, where candidates can download their rank cards using their application number and password. Along with the results, the board has also released the list of toppers for WBJEE 2025.

WBJEE 2025 Toppers

The examination authority announced the names of the top-performing candidates, with [Topper Name] securing the first rank. The second and third ranks were bagged by [Candidate Name] and [Candidate Name], respectively. Detailed statistics, including category-wise performance and cut-off trends, are expected to be released soon by WBJEEB.

CM Mamata Banerjee Congratulates Students

Soon after the results were announced, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee extended her congratulations to all successful candidates. She praised the hard work and dedication of students and assured them of the state government’s continued support in pursuing higher education.

Taking to social media, the CM wrote: “Heartiest congratulations to all successful students of WBJEE 2025. Your perseverance and dedication have borne fruit. I wish you all the very best in your future endeavours. Our government stands firmly with the youth in their pursuit of excellence.”

Admission Counselling to Begin Soon

With the results declared, the WBJEEB will now start the counselling process for admissions to undergraduate engineering, technology, pharmacy, and architecture courses offered by government and private colleges in the state. The counselling schedule, choice filling, and seat allotment details will be published shortly on the official website.

WBJEE 2025 Overview

The WBJEE 2025 examination was conducted earlier this year with thousands of candidates appearing from across the state. Despite the legal delay in releasing the results, the process has now been streamlined to ensure that the academic calendar is not affected.