Odisha JEE Results: Declared at odisha.nic.in

The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) results have been declared by the Employment and Technical Education and Training (ET&T) minister Sanjay Dasburma on June 4.
A total of 63,693 students appeared for the OJEE this year, out of which approximately 44,421 students cleared the paper.
The students who appeared for the examination can check their result in the following ways:
Visit the official website ojee.nic.in
Click on 'Download the rank card'
Enter the required details (Name, Father's name, Date of Birth)
Click on 'Submit'
The results will appear on screen. The students can take a print-out of the results for future-reference.
The OJEE counselling for admission of students is expected to begin from June 16.
The Odisha Entrance is for professional courses like MBA, MCA, Pharmacy and lateral entry into technical colleges in the state. This year, OJEE also conducted tests for admission in masters in planning and masters in architecture.
The entrance tes

Odisha JEE 2014 aspirants can apply online in between Jan 31 and March 15

Odisha Joint Entrance Exam (OJEE 2014) aspirants can apply online in between Jan 31 and March 15. The OJEE committee in a press release issued on Thursday stated that the students who wish to appear the test can apply online within the stipulated time frame. The joint examination would be held in the month of May, the release informed.

It should be noted that the OJEE  is the qualifying entrance exam conducted for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the state. OJEE  is conducted for admission to first year degree course in Engineering / Technology / Architecture / Pharmacy / Homeopathy / Ayurveda and Dual Degree course in Master’s degree in Applied Mathematics (MAM) & Master’s degree in Computer Application (MCA) and lateral admission to Second year Engineering / Technology / Pharmacy / Architecture / MCA and first year Master’s degree courses MCA, MBA, M.Tech, M.Pharm and M.Arch commencing in 2014.

It should be noted earlier, Odisha government had decided to scrap the OJEE by accepting JEE Main exam scores for admission to professional courses. The state private engineering colleges association members were opposed the move. Later the state government decided to continue with the OJEE entrance examination.

 

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