WBJEE Books

Can you provide me the names of some of the good reference Engineering Books for preparation of West Bengal Joint Entrance Exam (WBJEE)?

[shikha]

The names of some of the good reference Engineering Books for preparation of West Bengal Joint Entrance Exam (WBJEE) are as follows:

Mathematics
Calculus by Thomas and Fenny
Higher Algebra by Barnard and Child
Coordinate Geometry by S L Loney

Physics:
Optics by Jenkins and White
University Physics by Sears, Young and Zemansky
Problems in General Physics by I E Irodov
NCERT- Physics Part 1 and Part 2
Higher Secondary books- Part 1 and Part 2(WBHSC)

Chemistry:
Inorganic Chemistry by J D LEE
Physical Chemistry by P W Atkins
Organic Chemistry by Jerry March
NCERT- Chemistry Part 1 and Part 2
Morrision Boyd for Organic Chemistry
Higher Secondary books- Part 1 and Part 2(WBHSC)

Other Books
WB JEE Engineering Entrance Solved Papers (2017 – 2006) (English) 4th Edition Author: Arihant Expert

WB JEE Engineering Entrance : 8 Mock Tests & Solved Papers (2007 – 2017) 3rd Edition

Buy Handbook Physics: Key Notes Terms Definitions & Formulae by Nipendra Bhatnagar-Arihan

Buy Handbook Chemistry: Key Notes Terms Definitions & Formulae by Hansraj Modi-Arihant

Buy Handbook of Mathematics – A Multipurpose Quick Revision Resource

Chapterwise Explorer WB JEE 2017 – Mathematics : Engineering


Exam Pattern for WBJEE

The written examination is comprise of questions from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. There will be three categories of questions namely:

Category 1 has questions of 1 mark each.
For incorrect response, 25% of full mark (1/4) is deducted.

Category 2, every correct answer will yield 2 marks.
For incorrect response, 25% of full mark (1/2) is deducted.

WBJEE 2017 Engineering Exam Pattern
In category 3, questions may have more than one correct option.
All correct answers only will yield two marks.
One must mark all the correct options in order to be awarded full marks

The marking for the Category 3 questions-

–For any combination of answers containing one or more incorrect responses, net mark awarded will be zero (0).

–For partially correct response without any incorrect marking- Marks awarded = 2 x (no. of correct responses) / (total no. of correct options)