JEMAS(PG) 2025: ANSWER KEY, RESULT, COURSES, ELIGIBILITY AND ADMISSION PROCESS

15 August 2026 min read

JEMAS(PG) 2025: ANSWER KEY, RESULT, COURSES, ELIGIBILITY AND ADMISSION PROCESS

Latest Update: 8 August 2026

JEMAS(PG)-2025 was conducted on 5 July 2026 for admission to Medical and Allied Health Sciences postgraduate courses for the 2025–26 academic session.

The provisional or model answer keys were published on 4 August 2026. Candidates could challenge the answer keys until 6 August 2026.

As of 8 August 2026:

The answer-key challenge window has closed.
The final answer key is awaited.
The JEMAS(PG)-2025 result and rank card are awaited.
The admission or counselling schedule has not been announced.
The registration schedule for the separate JEMAS(PG)-2026 examination has not been announced.

Candidates should follow the official JEMAS(PG) website for updates.

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Get complete details about JEMAS PG, formerly JENPAS PG, including the latest answer-key update, courses, eligibility, exam pattern, result, rank card and admission process.

Is JENPAS PG and JEMAS(PG) the Same?

The examination commonly known by many candidates as “JENPAS PG” is officially called JEMAS(PG).

JEMAS stands for Joint Entrance for Medical and Allied Sciences. The examination is conducted for admission to various postgraduate and diploma courses in Medical and Allied Health Sciences in West Bengal.

Candidates should search for “JEMAS(PG)” on the official WBJEEB website because this is the current official examination name.

Important Clarification About the Examination Year

The latest examination was officially named JEMAS(PG)-2025, even though it was conducted on 5 July 2026.

This examination is associated with the 2025–26 academic session.

The separate JEMAS(PG)-2026 registration schedule will be announced later. Candidates should not confuse JEMAS(PG)-2025, held in 2026, with the upcoming JEMAS(PG)-2026 examination.

Who Conducts JEMAS(PG)?

The entrance examination is conducted by:

West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board Government of West Bengal

Eligibility conditions are framed by the West Bengal University of Health Sciences, or WBUHS.

The admission process is determined by WBUHS and the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of West Bengal.

Courses Available Through JEMAS(PG)

The JEMAS(PG)-2025 Information Bulletin listed the following courses:

Diploma in Dietetics – Dip Diet
Diploma in Health Promotion and Education – DHPE
Diploma in Health Statistics – DHS
Fellowship in Pain Management – FPM
M.Phil in Clinical Psychology – M.Phil CP
M.Phil in Psychiatric Social Work – M.Phil PSW
M.Sc in Applied Nutrition – MAN
M.Sc in Medical Biotechnology – M.Sc MBT
M.Sc in Medical Laboratory Technology – M.Sc MLT
M.Sc in Critical Care Science – M.Sc CCS
M.Sc in Operation Theatre Science – M.Sc OTS
M.Sc in Perfusion Science – M.Sc PS
Master in Hospital Administration – MHA
M.Sc in Speech Language Pathology – MSLP
Master of Occupational Therapy – MOT
Master of Physiotherapy – MPT
Master of Prosthetics and Orthotics – MPO
Master’s in Public Health – MPH
Postgraduate Diploma in Disability and Rehabilitation Management – PGDDRM
M.Sc in Public Health: Maternal and Child Health – M.Sc PH-MCH
M.Sc in Public Health: Health Promotion – M.Sc PH-HP
M.Sc in Medical Biochemistry – M.Sc MB
M.Sc in Medical Microbiology – M.Sc MM

Course availability and seat numbers must be confirmed from the official admission notification.

JEMAS(PG)-2025 Important Dates

Online registration: 19 May to 31 May 2026
Examination date: 5 July 2026
Model answer key published: 4 August 2026
Last date to challenge answer key: 6 August 2026
Final answer key: Awaited
Result and rank card: Awaited
Admission or counselling schedule: Not announced
JEMAS(PG)-2026 registration: To be announced separately

General Eligibility

To apply for JEMAS(PG)-2025:

The candidate had to be a citizen of India.
The candidate had to possess the required qualifying degree or certificate.
The qualifying examination had to be successfully completed during or before 2025.

Candidates who passed the qualifying examination in 2026, or were due to complete it later in 2026, were not eligible for JEMAS(PG)-2025.

Future JEMAS(PG) notifications may use a different qualifying-year condition.

COURSE-WISE ELIGIBILITY

Diploma in Dietetics

Candidates must have completed one of the following full-time regular courses:

MBBS
BHMS
BAMS
BUMS
BDS
B.Sc Honours in Physiology, Chemistry or Clinical Nutrition with Dietetics as a subject
B.Sc Nursing
Post Basic B.Sc Nursing

Medical and dental candidates must be registered with the appropriate professional council.

Diploma in Health Promotion and Education

Candidates must have a full-time regular bachelor’s degree in one of the following areas:

Biological Sciences
Social Sciences
MBBS
BHMS
BAMS
BUMS
BDS
Nursing

Candidates must also have at least two years of experience in Public Health, Health Education or Health Promotion.

Diploma in Health Statistics

Candidates must have:

A full-time regular bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university
Mathematics or Statistics as a subject at the Higher Secondary or 10+2 level

Course-specific age restrictions apply to DHS candidates.

Fellowship in Pain Management

Candidates must have completed a full-time regular MBBS course from a recognized university.

M.Phil in Psychiatric Social Work

Candidates must have:

M.A. or M.Sc in Social Work from a recognized university
At least 55% marks
At least 50% marks for eligible SC and ST candidates

M.Sc in Applied Nutrition

Candidates must have completed a full-time regular course in:

B.Sc Honours in Food and Nutrition
B.Sc Honours in Dietetics
B.Sc Honours in Food Science
B.Sc Honours in Biochemistry
B.Sc Honours in Physiology
B.Sc Honours in Food Technology
B.Sc in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics

Candidates must obtain at least 50% aggregate marks. According to the JEMAS(PG)-2025 bulletin, candidates who completed the qualifying course before 2018 were not eligible.

M.Sc in Medical Biotechnology

Candidates must have:

A full-time regular B.Sc Honours degree in Life Sciences or an equivalent subject; or
B.Sc Honours in Biochemistry; or
B.Tech in Biotechnology recognized by AICTE

A minimum of 55% marks in the qualifying examination is required.

M.Sc in Medical Laboratory Technology

Candidates must have completed a full-time regular BMLT course from a recognized university.

The course may include specializations such as:

Biochemistry
Microbiology
Immuno-Haematology
Blood Banking

M.Sc in Critical Care Science

Candidates must have completed a full-time regular B.Sc in Critical Care Technology from a recognized university.

M.Sc in Operation Theatre Science

Candidates must have completed a full-time regular B.Sc in Operation Theatre Technology from a recognized university.

M.Sc in Perfusion Science

Candidates must have completed a full-time regular B.Sc in Perfusion Technology from a recognized university.

Master in Hospital Administration

Candidates must have completed:

MBBS
BHMS
BAMS
BUMS
BDS; or
Any full-time regular bachelor’s Honours degree from a recognized university

Professional registration with the respective council is required wherever applicable.

M.Sc in Speech Language Pathology

Candidates must have completed a full-time regular course in:

BASLP
B.Sc in Speech and Hearing
B.Sc in Audiology and Speech Rehabilitation
B.Sc in Hearing, Language and Speech

The institution must be recognized by the Rehabilitation Council of India and affiliated with a recognized university.

Admitted candidates must obtain RCI registration within the prescribed period.

Master of Occupational Therapy

Candidates must have completed:

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy; or
B.Sc in Occupational Therapy

The qualification must be obtained through a full-time regular course from a recognized university.

Master of Physiotherapy

Candidates must have completed:

Bachelor of Physiotherapy
B.Sc in Physiotherapy; or
Bachelor of Physiotherapy through an eligible condensed course

The programme offers specializations such as Sports Medicine, Neurology and Orthopaedics, subject to availability.

Master of Prosthetics and Orthotics

Candidates must have completed:

Bachelor of Prosthetics and Orthotics; or
B.Sc in Prosthetics and Orthotics

The qualification must be obtained from a recognized university.

Master’s in Public Health

Candidates must have completed an eligible qualification such as:

MBBS
BHMS
BAMS
BUMS
BDS
M.Pharm
M.Sc Nursing
M.A. or M.Sc in Sociology
Economics
Anthropology
Geography
Rural Development
Psychology
Microbiology
Physiology
Botany
Zoology
Biotechnology
Development Studies

The qualification must be obtained from a recognized university.

M.Sc in Public Health: Maternal and Child Health

Candidates must have completed:

MBBS
BHMS
BAMS
BUMS
B.Sc Nursing; or
Post Basic B.Sc Nursing

M.Sc in Public Health: Health Promotion

Candidates must have completed an eligible qualification such as:

MBBS
BHMS
BAMS
BUMS
B.Sc Nursing
Post Basic B.Sc Nursing
B.Pharm
Bachelor’s degree in Public Health
Sociology
Psychology
Biomedical Sciences
Social Sciences
Social Work

M.Sc in Medical Biochemistry

Candidates must have completed:

MBBS; or
B.Sc Honours in a Life Science subject such as Biochemistry, Physiology, Microbiology, Botany or Zoology; or
B.Sc Honours in Chemistry with Biological Sciences as a pass subject

Minimum qualifying marks:

General candidates: 50%
Eligible SC and ST candidates: 40%

M.Sc in Medical Microbiology

Candidates must have completed:

MBBS; or
B.Sc Honours in a Life Science subject such as Biochemistry, Physiology, Microbiology, Botany or Zoology; or
B.Sc Honours in Chemistry with Biological Sciences as a pass subject

Minimum qualifying marks:

General candidates: 50%
Eligible SC and ST candidates: 40%

M.Phil in Clinical Psychology

Candidates must have:

M.A. or M.Sc in Psychology, Applied Psychology or an equivalent subject
At least 55% marks
At least 50% marks for eligible SC and ST candidates

Postgraduate Diploma in Disability and Rehabilitation Management

Candidates must have completed one of the following:

MBBS, BHMS, BAMS, BUMS or BDS
A recognized rehabilitation professional course such as BPO, BSLP, BPT, BOT, BMR or B.Ed Special Education
A diploma-level rehabilitation course with graduation
A full-time regular bachelor’s Honours degree in Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Sociology, Social Work or Disability Studies

Personal Interview for M.Phil Candidates

M.Phil Clinical Psychology and M.Phil Psychiatric Social Work candidates must appear for a personal interview conducted by WBUHS after the written examination.

The final score is calculated using:

Written examination: 85% weightage
Personal interview: 15% weightage

Candidates who do not attend the interview are not considered for the final merit list.

JEMAS(PG) Age Limit

Most courses do not have an upper age limit.

Course-specific age limits under JEMAS(PG)-2025 included:

DHPE: Up to 50 years
M.Phil Clinical Psychology: Up to 40 years
M.Phil Psychiatric Social Work: Up to 40 years
MPH: Up to 45 years
DHS: Separate category-wise age limits apply

Age was calculated as of 31 December 2025. Candidates must check the next bulletin because age limits may be revised.

JEMAS(PG) EXAM PATTERN

The examination was conducted separately for each course paper.

Examination mode: Offline OMR-based test
Total questions: 100
Maximum marks: 100
Duration: 90 minutes
Question type: Multiple-choice questions
Answer options: Four
Correct options: One
Question language: English only
Required pen: Blue or black ballpoint pen

Marking Scheme

Correct answer: 1 mark
Incorrect answer: Zero marks
Unanswered question: Zero marks
Selecting more than one option: Zero marks

There is no negative marking under the JEMAS(PG)-2025 scoring method.

Examination Groups

The papers were divided into two examination groups.

Group 1

The morning group included papers such as:

DHS
FPM
M.Phil Clinical Psychology
M.Sc Applied Nutrition
MPH
M.Phil Psychiatric Social Work
MPT
MOT
MPO
MSLP
M.Sc Public Health–Health Promotion
M.Sc Medical Biochemistry
M.Sc Medical Microbiology

Group 2

The afternoon group included papers such as:

DHPE
Diploma in Dietetics
M.Sc Critical Care Science
M.Sc Operation Theatre Science
M.Sc Perfusion Science
MHA
M.Sc Medical Biotechnology
M.Sc Medical Laboratory Technology
PGDDRM
M.Sc Public Health–Maternal and Child Health

Candidates had to follow the course and group shown on their admit cards.

COURSE-WISE SYLLABUS OVERVIEW

Diploma in Dietetics

Basic Nutrition
Physiology
Chemistry
Basic Food Science

Diploma in Health Promotion and Education

Bachelor-level Basic Public Health Sciences

Diploma in Health Statistics

Class 12 Mathematics
Basic Statistics

Fellowship in Pain Management

MBBS-level questions related to:

Anatomy
Physiology
Biochemistry
Pathology
Pharmacology
Psychiatry
Anaesthesiology
Physical Medicine
Orthopaedics
General Medicine
Rheumatology
Oncology
Community Medicine

M.Sc Applied Nutrition

Physiology
Biochemistry
Nutrition
Community Health
Food Science
Maternal and Child Nutrition

M.Sc Medical Laboratory Technology

Biochemistry: 35 questions
Microbiology: 35 questions
Haematology: 30 questions

Master in Hospital Administration

Arithmetic: 10 questions
Logical Reasoning: 20 questions
General Knowledge: 20 questions
General Science: 30 questions
English Language: 20 questions

MPT, MOT and MPO

General Biological Science: 50 questions
Relevant bachelor-level professional subject: 50 questions

Master’s in Public Health

Biological and Medical Sciences: 35 questions
Social Sciences and Social Determinants of Health: 35 questions
Statistics, Numerical Ability, Current Affairs and Public Health General Knowledge: 30 questions

For other professional courses, questions are generally based on the relevant bachelor-level qualifying course.

JEMAS(PG)-2025 Application Fee

The application fee was Rs. 3,000 per paper.

The fee was non-refundable. PwD candidates could apply for the officially prescribed concession by completing the required procedure within the specified time.

Current Answer-Key Status

The provisional or model answer keys were uploaded on 4 August 2026.

Candidates could submit challenges until 6 August 2026 by paying a non-refundable processing fee of Rs. 500 per challenged question.

The challenge period has now ended. WBJEEB will review the challenges and publish the final or frozen answer keys.

Scores and ranks will be prepared according to the final answer keys.

JEMAS(PG) Result and Rank Card

The result will be published in the form of individual rank cards.

The rank card will contain:

Candidate’s score
General Merit Rank
Relevant paper details
Category rank, where applicable

WBJEEB does not publish a public rank list.

A rank card may be issued to all candidates who appeared, but all candidates may not receive a counselling-eligible rank. The board may determine a cut-off score or rank.

What Is GMR?

GMR stands for General Merit Rank.

Admission and seat-allotment sequencing are based on GMR—not the category rank.

Category ranks are provided for reservation-related information and remain subject to document verification.

What Happens After the Result?

The expected admission process may include:

Publication of the final answer key
Publication of the result and rank card
Interview for M.Phil Clinical Psychology and Psychiatric Social Work candidates
Publication of course-wise admission or counselling notification
Registration for admission
Course and institution selection, where applicable
Seat allotment
Payment of the prescribed fee
Physical document verification
Final admission

The admission criteria and admission process are determined by WBUHS and the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of West Bengal.

Candidates should wait for the official admission notification before assuming counselling dates, fees or procedures.

Documents Required for Admission

Candidates should keep the following original documents and photocopies ready:

JEMAS(PG) application confirmation page
JEMAS(PG) admit card
JEMAS(PG) rank card after publication
Class 10 admit card or date-of-birth certificate
Class 10 marksheet and certificate
Class 12 marksheet and certificate
All marksheets of the qualifying degree
Final degree certificate
Provisional degree certificate, if applicable
Internship completion certificate, where applicable
Professional Council registration certificate, where applicable
RCI registration certificate, where applicable
Experience certificate for courses requiring work experience
SC or ST certificate, if applicable
OBC-A or OBC-B certificate, if applicable
Updated Non-Creamy Layer certificate, where required
EWS certificate, if applicable
PwD certificate, if applicable
Aadhaar card or another valid photo identity document
Recent passport-size photographs
Allotment or admission letter after publication
Payment receipt
Migration certificate, if required
Any additional document requested by WBUHS or the allotted institution

Portal-generated documents must be properly printed. Screenshots or mobile photographs may not be accepted.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Searching only for “JENPAS PG” instead of JEMAS(PG)
Confusing JEMAS(PG)-2025 with the upcoming JEMAS(PG)-2026
Assuming that the result has already been published
Missing the result or admission notification
Applying without checking course-specific eligibility
Ignoring professional council registration requirements
Failing to produce a required experience certificate
Depending on unofficial counselling dates
Assuming that obtaining a rank guarantees admission
Carrying screenshots instead of printed official documents

Frequently Asked Questions

Is JENPAS PG now called JEMAS(PG)?

Yes. The current official examination name used by WBJEEB is JEMAS(PG).

Was JEMAS(PG)-2025 conducted in 2026?

Yes. JEMAS(PG)-2025 was conducted on 5 July 2026 for the 2025–26 academic session.

Has the JEMAS(PG)-2025 result been published?

As of 8 August 2026, the model answer-key process has concluded, but the final answer key and result are awaited.

Is there negative marking?

No. Under the JEMAS(PG)-2025 marking method, incorrect answers receive zero marks.

Is the same syllabus used for every course?

No. Each course has a separate paper based on its relevant qualifying degree or subject area.

Can candidates who passed their qualifying examination in 2026 apply?

They were not eligible for JEMAS(PG)-2025. Candidates must check the qualifying-year rule in the upcoming JEMAS(PG)-2026 notification.

Has JEMAS(PG)-2026 registration started?

No. The official website states that the JEMAS(PG)-2026 registration schedule will be notified later.

Official Links

JEMAS(PG) official page: https://wbjeeb.nic.in/jemaspg/

JEMAS(PG)-2025 Information Bulletin: https://cdnbbsr.s3waas.gov.in/s3d2a27e83d429f0dcae6b937cf440aeb1/uploads/2026/05/202605151832339328.pdf

Official Model Answer-Key Notice: https://cdnbbsr.s3waas.gov.in/s3d2a27e83d429f0dcae6b937cf440aeb1/uploads/2026/08/20260804886638773.pdf

WBJEEB official website: https://wbjeeb.nic.in/

Conclusion

JEMAS(PG), formerly known to many candidates as JENPAS PG, is conducted for admission to postgraduate and diploma programmes in Medical and Allied Health Sciences in West Bengal.

The JEMAS(PG)-2025 examination was held on 5 July 2026. The model answer-key challenge process has ended, and candidates are now waiting for the final answer key, result and rank card.

For nursing, healthcare entrance-exam guidance and admission updates, follow medhaup.

Disclaimer

This article was updated on 8 August 2026 using the official WBJEEB JEMAS(PG) page, Information Bulletin and answer-key notice. Eligibility, age limits, courses, seats and admission procedures may be revised. Candidates must verify all information from WBJEEB, WBUHS and the concerned institution before taking any action.

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