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Hindustan Times
24-04-2025
- Science
- Hindustan Times
TJEE 2025: Tripura Joint Entrance exam held with 5296 candidates
The joint entrance examination conducted by the Tripura Board of Joint Entrance Examination (TBJEE) was conducted on Wednesday where over five thousand candidates appeared, said TBJEE chairman Dr. Subhadeep Paul. Of total 5296 candidates, 2,781 were females and rest 2,515 were males. Delhi HC orders NLUs to republish final CLAT UG 2025 selection list, sets 4-week deadline " The examination was conducted at 15 examination centres in the state. The Physics and Chemistry examinations were started from 11 AM and continued till 12:30 PM and Biology examination from 1:30 PM till 2:15 PM. The examination for Mathematics paper was held from 3 PM till 3:45 PM. The examinations have been passed peacefully", Dr. Paul told the reporters. Professor M.P. Gupta takes charge as IIM Lucknow's new director Of the total examinees, 644 applied for Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics ( PCM) group, 3,085 candidates have appeared for Physics, Chemistry, Biology (PCB) group, whereas,1,604 candidates have applied for both groups. Last year, nearly 6000 students enrolled for the joint entrance examinations on Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics. IIT Madras celebrates 66th Institute Day, felicitates students, alumni & faculty achievers When asked about probable schedule of results, the TBJEE chairman said, " Processing of results would begin shortly after the exams".
Indian Express
23-04-2025
- Science
- Indian Express
Tripura holds joint entrance examinations across 15 centres
The Tripura Board of Joint Entrance Examination (TBJEE) conducted examinations at 15 examination centres across the state, officials said in Agartala Wednesday. Speaking to reporters, TBJEE chairman Dr Subhadeep Paul said, 'The joint entrance examinations started smoothly and have gone on uneventfully till the latest reports. We are conducting the joint entrance examination in 15 examination centres with 5,296 candidates this year. This includes 2,781 females and 2,515 males.' The official also mentioned that 644 candidates applied for the physics, chemistry, and mathematics (PCM) group, 3,085 candidates appeared for the physics, chemistry, and biology (PCB) group, and 1,604 candidates applied for both groups. Among the 15 centres for the Tripura joint entrance examination, eight are in West Tripura district alone, while all other seven districts have one examination centre each. The examination schedule slotted the physics and chemistry examinations from 11 am to 12.30 pm and biology from 1.30 pm to 2.15 pm. The examination for the mathematics paper was from 3 pm to 3.45 pm. Asked about the probable time of result announcement, the TBJEE chief said, 'We will start the processing of results shortly after exams. Like other years, not much time would be needed this year as well.' The board will release the Tripura JEE answer key on April 30, and candidates will have until May 7 to submit their challenges. Nearly 6,000 students enrolled for the joint entrance examinations on physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics last year, which was a spike from the previous year's 5,636. Candidates applying for engineering and technological degree courses (Group A) must take physics, chemistry, and mathematics. Those aspiring for veterinary, agricultural, fisheries, paramedical, and other degree courses (Group B) need to appear for physics, chemistry, and biology. Candidates wishing to take both groups (Group C) are required to sit for all four subjects.
