PUBDET 2025 result, final answer key out on wbjeeb.nic.in; six questions withdrawn

The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) has announced the Presidency University Bachelor's Degree Entrance Test (PUBDET) 2025 result. The board has also issued the PUBDET 2025 final answer key and scorecard on the official website at wbjeeb.nic.in.

Candidates can access their PUBDET 2025 scorecard by entering their application number and date of birth on the portal. The scorecard displays a detailed overview of the candidate’s performance, including the marks obtained in each section, the overall total marks, the maximum marks, and other candidate-specific information such as name, roll number, and application details.

In the PUBDET 2025 final answer key, six questions have been withdrawn; as a result, marks for these questions will be awarded to all candidates who appeared for the exam. The PUBDET exam is conducted for admission to four-year Bachelor of Arts (BA) (Honours) and Bachelor of Science (BSc) (Honours) programmes at Presidency University for the 2025–26 academic session.

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PUBDET 2025 Result: Grievance submission process

The Board earlier informed in the information bulletin that if any candidate has a grievance regarding their score, they may submit a query via email to info@wbjeeb.in within 24 hours of the result declaration.

The email should include copies of the OMR sheet, rank card, question booklet number and series code, along with a question-wise calculation of the score. Candidates also have the option to make a physical representation, which will be accepted until 12 noon on the next working day following the result publication.

“Rank cards with scores will be issued to all candidates who appear in PUBDET-2025. But all may not be awarded a rank and hence may not be eligible for counselling, for which a cut-off rank and/or a cut-off score will be decided by the Board,” the information bulletin said.