GUJCET College Predictor 2026

Hello Dear Student,

If you have passed Class 12 through an Open School/Open Board , you can get a GUJCET marksheet only if you actually appeared for the GUJCET exam .

If you appeared for GUJCET

You can obtain your marksheet by:

1. Visiting the official Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) website.
2. Going to the GUJCET Result section.
3. Entering your Seat Number .
4. Downloading your GUJCET scorecard/marksheet (if available).

If you need the original marksheet , it is generally issued through your examination centre/school or by GSEB. If you have lost it, you can apply for a duplicate as per GSEB's procedure.

Hope it helps!

Hello student,

With a JEE Mains CRL Rank of 60,729, SC category, and Gujarat home State quota, you have chance of getting a seat through JOSSA counselling, particularly in NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs where category-wise reservation are applicable. However, the exact allotment depend on factors such as your SC category rank, preferred branch, institute choices, seats availablity, and cut-offs for the current admission year.

It is advisable to participate in all rounds of JOSSA councelling and fill a wide range of choices, including NITs, IIITs, GFTIs. You can also check previous years closing ranks to get better idea of your admission prospects.

Wishing you the best for the councelling Process

Hello dear student,

Yes, you have a very strong chance of getting admission to the ICT branch at DA-IICT Gandhinagar under the SEBC category with your score

Hope it helps!

Hi,

With 92.8 GUJCET percentile and 95.4 PCM percentile , you have a good chance of getting a TFWS seat and a decent chance in GIA colleges as well.

You can realistically target branches like:

• Computer Engineering (CE)

• Information Technology (IT)

• AI & ML

• Data Science

Colleges such as LJ Institute, Ahmedabad Institute of Technology, and some Government Engineering Colleges are worth considering.

I would definitely apply for both GIA and TFWS options. Your PCM percentile is quite strong, so you should be able to get a good computer-related branch through ACPC counselling.

All the best!

Hi,

Agar aapko LD College me CSE mil raha hai, toh woh ek very good ROI option hai because government college hone ki wajah se fees kaafi low hoti hai aur placements bhi decent rehte hain.

Lekin agar aapka main target top-level coding culture, better exposure, stronger placements, aur CSE-focused environment hai, then DAIICT is definitely better than LDCE for CSE. DAIICT ka average package aur tech opportunities kaafi stronger maani jati hain.

Agar aap financially comfortable ho aur improvement exam dekar DAIICT target kar sakte ho, then it can be worth trying for CSE. But agar aap low fees + good placement + government tag chahte ho, then LD College is already a very solid option.

Government vs private:
• Good government college with decent branch usually better ROI deta hai
• But top private colleges like DAIICT can outperform many government colleges in CSE placements and opportunities

Hope it helps.

Hello Dear Student,

With 72 GUJCET percentile and 68 PCM board percentile , your expected ACPC merit rank may roughly fall around 12,000–15,000 .

ACPC prepares merit using the 60:40 formula :

• 60% weightage to GUJCET percentile
• 40% weightage to PCM board percentile.

At this rank, you can have decent chances for:

• Mechanical
• Civil
• Electrical
• ECE
• CSE in some mid-tier/private colleges.

Counselling rounds and category quota can also affect final allotment.

You can find, access and get more information here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gujcet-rank-predictor
Hope it helps!