The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) released its result for the medical entrance examination, 2016 today in which only one female candidate figured in the top ten list.
Chandrachur Mondal, a resident of Salt Lake and a student of Aurobindo Institute of Education, topped the merit list which featured 12,183 names out of the 54,889 candidates who took the test.
There was only one female candidate in the top 10.
The Board has also released the merit list for the rest of students. The exam is a state level competition conducted for selecting eligible candidates for admission to BDS and MBBS courses in universities and institutions across the state of West Bengal. However from 2017 the eligible candidates have to appear for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) examination to secure place in the medical colleges.
Chandrachur Mondal, a resident of Salt Lake and a student of Aurobindo Institute of Education, topped the merit list which featured 12,183 names out of the 54,889 candidates who took the test.
There was only one female candidate in the top 10.
The Board has also released the merit list for the rest of students. The exam is a state level competition conducted for selecting eligible candidates for admission to BDS and MBBS courses in universities and institutions across the state of West Bengal. However from 2017 the eligible candidates have to appear for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) examination to secure place in the medical colleges.
