OJEE Examination Guide

Candidates must identify which of the two tracks applies to them before starting an application, since OJEE's official portal (ojee.nic.in) hosts genuinely distinct forms for the written exam and for B.Tech counselling registration.

OJEE Written Exam Application (LE-Tech, PG, Pharmacy, MBA/MCA)

• Step 1: Register on ojee.nic.in with basic personal details to generate login credentials.

• Step 2: Select the specific programme category (LE-Tech, LE-Pharm, MBA, MCA, M.Tech, etc.) — this determines the applicable syllabus and fee.

• Step 3: Fill academic qualification details relevant to that programme (e.g., Diploma marks for LE-Tech).

• Step 4: Upload photograph, signature, and relevant certificates.

• Step 5: Pay the application fee online and submit.

B.Tech Counselling Registration (JEE Main Track)

• Step 1: Register on the OJEE B.Tech counselling portal section using JEE Main application/roll number and score details.

• Step 2: Fill personal, academic (Class 12), category, and domicile details.

• Step 3: Upload required documents — Class 10/12 mark sheets, JEE Main scorecard, category/domicile certificates.

• Step 4: Pay the counselling registration fee.

• Step 5: Once verified, participate in choice filling and locking during the active round window.

Fee Structure

Documents Required for B.Tech Counselling

• JEE Main scorecard/rank letter.

• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and pass certificates.

• Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC/EWS), where applicable, issued by a competent Odisha authority.

• Odisha domicile/residence certificate, required to access the state-quota seats in government colleges.

• Passport-size photograph, signature, and a valid photo ID.

Correction Window

OJEE typically opens a brief correction window after the main registration period for both the written-exam and counselling tracks, allowing amendments to select fields. Candidates should carefully verify all entries at submission, since correction windows are time-limited.

Common Registration Mistakes to Avoid

• Registering on the wrong track — candidates sometimes mistakenly begin the written-exam application when they only need the B.Tech counselling registration, or vice versa.

• Entering the JEE Main application number incorrectly, which can prevent the system from correctly verifying the candidate's score for B.Tech eligibility.

• Uploading an expired or incorrectly formatted domicile certificate, which can result in classification under the smaller non-domicile quota.

• Missing the choice-locking deadline after registration, under the mistaken assumption that registration alone secures counselling participation.

Registering for Later Rounds

Candidates who registered for Round 1 generally continue using the same login for Round 2 and Round 3 without a fresh full registration, simply updating choices within each round's window. Candidates joining only from a later round (for instance, those who received their JEE Main result late or missed earlier registration) typically complete a fresh registration at that stage, subject to the specific round's eligibility rules.