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WBJEE mock test
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Free WBJEE practice paper: 155 questions across Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with Mathematics double-weighted, plus instant AI explanations.
What this paper looks like
WBJEE is unusual among state entrance exams in weighting Mathematics far more heavily than Physics or Chemistry — 75 of the 155 questions. If you are preparing for WBJEE alongside JEE Main, that imbalance is the thing to plan around.
| Questions | 155 |
|---|---|
| Split | 40 Physics, 40 Chemistry, 75 Mathematics |
| Marking | Category 1 +1/−0.25, Category 2 +2/−0.5, Category 3 +2/no negative |
| Duration | 4 hours |
The real WBJEE's three categories are all scored at their correct marks and negative-marking rates here, out of the full 200. One gap remains: Category 3 questions can carry more than one correct option with proportional partial credit, and this mock's question bank is still single-correct-answer throughout, so Category 3 here pays out in full or not at all rather than partial credit.
Official source and review
Pattern information was reviewed against the WBJEE Board official website on . Exam rules can change, so check the latest official information before booking or sitting an exam.
Questions candidates ask
Why is Mathematics weighted more in WBJEE?
The WBJEE paper allocates 75 of its 155 questions to Mathematics against 40 each for Physics and Chemistry, reflecting how the merit list is constructed.
Does this mock reproduce WBJEE's exact marking?
Mostly. Each question is scored at its real category's marks and negative-marking rate (Category 1 +1/−0.25, Category 2 +2/−0.5, Category 3 +2/no negative), out of the full 200. The one gap: Category 3 can have multiple correct options with partial credit in the real exam, and this mock's questions are still single-correct-answer, so partial credit isn't reproduced yet.