BPEE CET 2022 Results: How to Check?, Important Points, Merit List

The JKCET result 2022 will include information regarding the candidates' grades. Students who are declared qualified will be able to participate in JKCET counselling and admissions. Students seeking admission to B.Tech programmes in J&K must take the JKCET.

BPEE CET 2022 Results: How to Check?

JKCET result 2022 will be released in the form of a merit list by the J&K board of professional entrance examinations in an online method. Students can check their JKCET results in any method that is convenient for them. The procedure for checking the JKCET result online is outlined below.

BPEE CET 2022 Results: Important Points

• Before announcing the results, the board will first disclose the JKCET answer key.
• Students who have any concerns about the answers can challenge them within the timeframe specified with the release of the answer sheet.
• Challenges must be submitted online, together with the challenge's accompanying material.
• The board will assess the challenge, and after reviewing the challenges, the final answer key and JKCET 2022 result will be released.
• Students would not be able to appeal the outcome, but they will be able to ask for retotaling of marks by contacting the board and paying a fee of Rs.1000.

BPEE CET 2022 Merit List

For the open merit category and each reserved category individually, the JKBOPEE will create the JKCET merit list in order of inter-se merit of applicants in the entrance test in descending order. Inter-se-merit within each restricted category shall be taken into consideration when allotting seats to reserved category candidates in government engineering institutes.

If the number of candidates in a reserved category is less than the number of seats available in that category, the vacancies will be filled from the open merit category in strict order of merit.

BPEE CET 2022 Calculate Answer Key Scores

Candidates must multiply 1 by the number of correct answers and then multiply by .25 by the total number of incorrect responses before subtracting the former sum from the former sum. To get the final score, subtract the total number of correct answers from the total number of erroneous responses.