Gujarat Common Entrance Test
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Yes, in the GUJCET correction window , you can re-upload your photo if there was an issue with the previous one. Make sure the new photo meets the required specifications mentioned in the guidelines.
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I understand your concern. But an incorrect inverted signature may lead to rejection of your application, verification process, admit card screening process, and admission.
GUJCET (https://gujcet.gseb.org/) has their correction facility till earlier in January 2026, after the first deadline, December 31, which allows the signature correction or fixing other
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If you are from the CBSE board, in the GUJCET form, you should select “CBSE / Other Board” instead of GSEB. For the GR number, CBSE students usually do not have a GR number. So you should enter “0” or “NA”, as mentioned in the form instructions. Do not
Hey! If you have lost your original GUJCET marksheet, you can get a duplicate from GSEB. First, file a police FIR about the lost marksheet. Then, prepare a notarized affidavit stating that the marksheet is lost. After that, apply for a duplicate either through your school or the GSEB student
With 98 marks in GUJCET, you have a good chance of getting an ECE seat in a government engineering college in Gujarat, as a score between 80 and 120 is considered good and can help you target a reputed college. However, the 58% may decrease your chances of admission,
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98 marks in GUJCET is a very good marks, but 58% may reduce your overall merit rank as both class and GUJCET marks are considered.
You have some chances for ECE in government colleges but not in the top ones. so, you should keep other branches as
You scored 98 marks in GUJCET, which is a strong score. Well done Your 58 in board exams (due to an accident) might lower your overall merit a bit. Still, there's a fair chance you could get ECE in a government engineering college, especially in later rounds. Top colleges
After 12th Science PCB group in Gujarat and GujCET , you can apply for courses in B.Sc (Biology/Biotechnology/ Agriculture/Forestry/Fisheries), BPT (Physiotherapy), Nursing, Pharmacy, and Allied Health Sciences . If you had PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) , you are not eligible for B.Tech (Engineering) courses , which require PCM (Physics, Chemistry,
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Admission cutoffs change every year and depend on many factors.
For the most accurate information, you should check the official ACPC or GUJCET websites for past years' cutoff data. You can also contact the colleges directly to inquire about their admission cutoffs for the SC category in previous
Yes, if you are a domicile of Gujarat, your CBSE board marks are considered along with GUJCET for admission into engineering colleges in the state. The merit list is usually prepared by giving 60% weightage to your Class 12 marks and 40% weightage to your GUJCET score. It does not
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