Colleges in Gujarat

Institute of Science, Nirma University admissions are likely to open soon. Interested students have to go through the admission process to get a seat. The admission dates will be made live on the college main page.

Yes, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda (MSU) does consider GUJCET scores for admission, particularly for its B.Tech programs, alongside other criteria like merit and JEE Main. Admission to MSU is generally a mix of merit-based and entrance exam-based, with specific entrance tests required for different courses, and GUJCET being key for engineering. 

Yes, you can get admission in Tribhuvan Sahkari University with 60% in graduation. The basic eligibility for the course is to complete graduation with a minimum of 50%. Hence, 60% does make you eligible. However, admissions are offered based on entrance + selection round performances.

No, Tribhuvan Sahkari University does not have any entrance test of its own. However, the university does conduct a Written Ability Test for shortlisting students. The TSUWAT is a 30-minute offline test to select students for the MBA course.

Tribhuvan Sahkari University selections are based on entrance test scores and other selection rounds. The selection criteria and their respective weightage is as below:

Those who have completed a Bachelor's degree with at least 50% from a recognised university are eligible for Tribhuvan Sahkari University MBA admissions. Students need to submit entrance exam scores and appear for the WAT + PI rounds.

No, Tribhuvan Sahkari University admissions are not merit-based. The university accepts students strictly on an entrance basis only. Interested students need to submit CAT/ XAT scores for admission. Further, students also have to appear for the TSUWAT + PI rounds.

The number of students placed during IIT Gandhinagar BTech and M.Tech placements 2025 is presented below:

IT and Software was the most demanding sector wherein the placement distribution recorded during placements 2025 was 30.9%. It was followed by engineering & Tech and Education sectors with 21.3% and 12.5% placements. The least popular was Food Processing sector with placement distribution of 8.33%.