Overview

The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) has officially released the OMR images and machine-recorded responses for the Joint Entrance Examination for Computer Applications (JECA) 2026. This release allows candidates to verify the accuracy of their recorded responses against their own memory of the exam. The board has also initiated a challenge window for candidates who identify discrepancies in the machine-recorded data.

Key Responsibilities

• Log in to the official candidate portal using registered credentials.
• Download the OMR images and machine-recorded response sheet.
• Verify the question booklet number and OMR sheet number for accuracy.
• Compare the machine-recorded responses with the answers marked during the exam.
• Submit a formal challenge if any discrepancy is found in the recorded data.
• Pay the required non-refundable fee for each challenged response.

Why Apply

Reviewing the response sheet is a critical step for candidates to ensure transparency in the evaluation process. By verifying their responses, students can identify potential errors before the final results are declared, ensuring a fair assessment of their performance in the JECA 2026 examination.

Important Dates

• Release of OMR images: July 22, 2026
• Last date to challenge: July 24, 2026, 11:59 PM

Quick Facts

• Conducting Body: WBJEEB
• Exam: JECA 2026
• Official Portal: wbjeeb.nic.in
• Challenge Fee: ₹500 per response

The selection process for JECA 2026 involves the evaluation of candidate performance based on the OMR-recorded responses. After the challenge window closes, the board will review all submitted objections. Once the review is complete, the final scores and ranks will be calculated based on the verified responses. The decision of the WBJEEB regarding these challenges is final and binding on all candidates.

• Challenge Fee: ₹500 per response (non-refundable).
• Payment Modes: Net banking, debit card, or credit card.

1. Navigate to the official WBJEEB candidate portal at wbjeeb.nic.in.
2. Enter your registered application credentials to log in.
3. Locate and click on the link provided for viewing OMR images and machine-recorded responses.
4. Carefully examine your OMR sheet, recorded responses, and booklet details.
5. If a discrepancy is found, follow the instructions to initiate a challenge.
6. Complete the payment of the non-refundable fee of ₹500 per response.
7. Submit the challenge and download a copy of the receipt for your records.