WBJEE Syllabus 2026: Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
The WBJEE 2026 syllabus is organised into Mathematics (Paper I) and Physics and Chemistry (Paper II). WBJEEB's official Information Bulletin provides the complete subject-wise syllabus; use it as the controlling source if a topic summary differs. The next cycle's syllabus should be checked when WBJEEB publishes its 2027 bulletin.
Open the official WBJEE 2026 Information Bulletin and syllabus.
Physics: major units
- Physical world, units, measurements, kinematics and laws of motion.
- Work, energy and power; rotational motion; gravitation; properties of matter and fluids.
- Heat, thermodynamics, kinetic theory, oscillations and waves.
- Electrostatics, current electricity, magnetism, electromagnetic induction and alternating current.
- Electromagnetic waves, ray and wave optics.
- Dual nature of matter and radiation, atoms, nuclei and semiconductor/electronic devices.
Chemistry: major units
- Atomic structure, periodicity, chemical bonding and states of matter.
- Chemical energetics, equilibrium, redox reactions and electrochemistry.
- Hydrogen and the representative elements, coordination chemistry and transition elements.
- Organic chemistry fundamentals, hydrocarbons, functional groups and biomolecules.
- Environmental, industrial and practical chemistry topics listed in the official syllabus.
Mathematics: major units
- Algebra, sets and relations, complex numbers, quadratic equations and sequences/series.
- Permutations and combinations, probability, statistics and matrices/determinants.
- Trigonometry, coordinate geometry, straight lines, circles and conic sections.
- Differential and integral calculus and their applications.
- Vectors and three-dimensional geometry.
Using the syllabus
- Download the official bulletin and compare every unit with your Class 11 and 12 notes.
- Build a topic checklist for all three subjects; WBJEE tests both conceptual understanding and numerical application.
- Practise the category-specific question formats from official previous papers and review errors by topic.
- Recheck the official portal for any revised syllabus or 2027 bulletin before relying on this 2026 outline.