Overview
The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) has issued the WBJEE Decentralised Counselling 2026 Phase 2 allocation list for candidates seeking admission to participating institutions. Applicants can check their allocation status online and complete the prescribed reporting and admission formalities within the institute-specific deadline. This is an admission process rather than a recruitment drive; therefore, the total number of posts is not applicable, while the number of available seats varies by course, category and institution.
Key Highlights
| Particulars | Details |
|---|
| Organization | West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) |
| Post Name | Not applicable — Phase 2 seat allocation for undergraduate admissions |
| Total Vacancies | Not specified; seats vary across participating institutions and courses |
| Application Mode | Online status check followed by institute-level reporting |
| Official Website | wbjeeb.co.in |
Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|
| Application Start | TBA / As notified by the participating institution |
| Last Date | TBA / Check the Phase 2 allocation notice |
| Exam Date | TBA for the relevant WBJEE 2026 examination schedule |
| Result Date | Phase 2 allocation list released; exact date available in the official notice |
Candidates should verify the reporting deadline printed on the allocation document or displayed by the allotted institution. Missing the deadline may lead to cancellation of the allotted seat, even if the candidate’s name appears in the list.
Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification
- Candidates should have passed or appeared in the Class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognised board.
- The qualifying examination should include the subjects required for the selected programme, such as Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Biology or other prescribed subjects.
- Applicants must satisfy the programme-wise minimum marks and subject combination requirements laid down by the competent authority and participating institution.
- A valid WBJEE 2026 rank or other accepted entrance examination rank, where required, must be available.
- Candidates must also meet domicile, category and institutional eligibility conditions applicable to the seat being considered.
Age Limit
- The minimum age and programme-specific age requirements will apply as stated in the WBJEE 2026 information bulletin.
- Candidates seeking admission to courses with a special upper or lower age condition must produce valid proof of date of birth.
- Age relaxation or category benefits, if available, will be governed by the prevailing admission rules.
Fees
- No separate fee for merely viewing the Phase 2 allocation status has been specified.
- Candidates allotted a seat may need to pay a seat-acceptance, counselling or admission fee within the prescribed period.
- The payable amount can differ by institution, course and candidate category.
- Applicants should make payments only through the authorised portal or the payment method communicated by the allotted institution.
Selection Process
- Eligibility and rank verification: Applications are considered on the basis of the accepted entrance rank, qualifying examination details, category and other admission conditions.
- Phase 2 seat allocation: Available seats are allotted based on merit, candidate eligibility, course preference, category and institutional vacancy position.
- Document verification and admission: Shortlisted candidates must report as directed, submit original documents, pay the applicable fee and obtain final admission confirmation from the institution.
An online allocation does not automatically guarantee final admission. The seat remains subject to successful document verification and compliance with all institutional requirements.
How to Apply
- Visit the official WBJEEB website at wbjeeb.co.in using a secure browser.
- Open the link for WBJEE Decentralised Counselling 2026 Phase 2 New Allocation List from the latest notices, counselling or admission section.
- Enter the requested credentials, which may include the application number, roll number, date of birth or password.
- Submit the details and check the displayed allocation status carefully, including the institution name, programme, category and reporting instructions.
- Download the allocation letter or save a clear PDF copy. Candidates should also take a printout for admission-related verification.
- Read the institution-specific instructions regarding physical or online reporting, fee payment, document submission and medical requirements.
- Keep the Class 10 and 12 certificates, entrance rank card, allotment letter, identity proof, photographs, domicile certificate and category certificate ready.
- Complete reporting and fee payment before the deadline. Retain the payment receipt and admission acknowledgement for future reference.
Candidates facing a login or allocation discrepancy should use the contact details published on the official portal rather than relying on unofficial messages or payment links.
Important Links
FAQs
1. What is the WBJEE Decentralised Counselling 2026 Phase 2 allocation list?
It is a list or online status showing the seats allotted during the second phase of decentralised counselling for eligible candidates.
2. How can candidates check their Phase 2 allocation status?
Candidates must visit the official website, open the relevant allocation link and log in with the required application or examination credentials.
3. What should a candidate do after receiving an allocation?
The candidate should download the allocation letter, check the reporting deadline, arrange the required documents and complete fee pay
