The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board (WBJEEB) has released the optical mark recognition (OMR) images and machine-recorded answer keys of candidates appearing for the Joint Computer Applications Admission (JECA) exam 2026.Candidates can now log on to the official website wbjeeb.nic.in to download the OMR sheet and recorded answer keys.The board has also opened response review facilities. Candidates who are not satisfied with the recorded responses may raise objections before 11:59 pm on July 24, 2026.To challenge the reply, candidates have to pay a non-refundable processing fee of Rs. 500 per reply through net banking, debit card or credit card. The board said requests submitted after the deadline will not be accepted.As per the official notification, candidates must submit all objections in one meeting. If the payment is unsuccessful, the challenge request will not be considered.The answer sheet also shows the candidate’s paper number and OMR sheet number. If candidates find any error in these details, they should report it by emailing info@wbjeeb.in before the last date.For the first type of question, only one option is correct and the answer is shown as A, B, C or D. For questions in the second category, if more than one option is potentially correct, the portal will display the combination of selected answers.Questions that have not been attempted are marked with a “-“, while questions with multiple invalid responses are marked with a “*”.
How to download WB JECA 2026 OMR table and response
Candidates can access their OMR images and recorded answers by following the steps below:
- Visit the official portal of WBJEEB candidates.
- Log in using the required credentials.
- Click the link to view
World Bank JECA 2026 Response to OMR imaging and recording. - Check the OMR sheet, recorded answers, question book number and OMR sheet number.
- Download this file for future reference.
After reviewing all objections, WBJEEB will prepare the final marks and rankings based on the revised answers, if applicable. The Board has clarified that its decision on all challenges will be final and no further appeals or communications regarding objections will be entertained.