The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) commenced on Monday. The OJEE Board administers the test for admission to a range of undergraduate and postgraduate engineering, pharmacy, management, and other undergraduate and postgraduate programmes provided by colleges and universities in the state of Odisha. Over the course of the following few days, the exam will be given in various shifts.
Ongoing until May 15, the Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE)-2023 began on Monday. This year, 55,979 candidates may take the OJEE-2023 computer-based test (CBT) at one of 47 testing locations, three of which are located outside of the state.
Three shifts of the test for lateral admission into BTech or LE Tech (Diploma) were held on Monday.
On May 9, tests will be given for MCA/MSc (computer science) in the first two shifts and for MTech (11 courses), M Arch, M Plan, M Pharm, and BCAT in the third shift.
On May 11, there will be two shifts of MBA testing, with the last shift consisting of LE Tech (BSc) and BCAT (Film Editing) exams. Students must show up for B Pharm in all three shifts on May 12. They will show up for the LE Tech (Diploma), integrated MBA, and LE Pharm exams on May 5.
The candidates were instructed to leave their cell phones at the gate and take off everything they were wearing, including their belts, bracelets, watches, earrings, and any other jewelry. They only had their admission cards, pictures, and Aadhaar cards when they entered the exam room. For the latest in OJEE News and daily news, visit RCM, Bhubaneswar.
