GUJCET

Yes, GUJCET is easier than JEE Main, because it focuses more on Gujarat State Board syllabus and basic concepts. The exam is board-level. On the other hand, JEE Main involves complex problems, and is based on a vast syllabus. The difficulty level in JEE main is high.

To prepare for the GUJCET exam students must study from NCERT books and supplementary books. Students must also solve past year question papers asnd give mock tests. If you have studied well in your 10+2, you can easily crack the exam.

The GUJCET exam difficulty level of easy to moderate level. The questions are based on 10+2 level, NCERT books.

 Anant National University accepts the GUJCET entrance exam score for admission to the BE/BTech and BPharm courses. In 2025, the closing ranks for B.Tech. in Climate Technologies admission ranged from 33662 to 36105 in the first and last round, respectively, for the students belonging to the General Home State quota. BTech in Climate Technologies proved to be the hardest specialisation for admission for this category. 

Nirma University GUJCET cutoff 2024 was released for all categories and rounds for students who belong to the All India and Home State quota. For admissions to BArch course for the General AI category the last round GUJCET Cutoff 2024 was 22002. To know more click here. 

PP Savani University Surat accepts the GUJCET entrance exam score, followed by the ACPC counselling for admission to the BTech and BPharma courses. In 2025, the last round closing ranks for BTech admission ranged between 18170 and 50412 for the students belonging to the Home State quota. Among all the specialisation, the most competitive was  Computer Science and Engineering with a the lowest cutoff rank of 18170. 

No, admissions to the BSc course at Navsari Agricultural University depends on entrance exam scores such as GUJCET as well as ICAR AIEEA. Students who missed GUJCET can still appear for the other and receive admission to Navsari Agricultural University. Students must also meet the eligibility of having passed Class 10 and 12 with 50% aggregate score.

Yes, there is reservation in the GUJCET according to which 27% reservation is there for candidates belonging to Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC). There are also provisions for widows, orphans, and students belonging to the Economically Backward Class (EWS). However, students will have to check the detailed notification for the same.

Being an entrance exam there are no course fees for the same. However, after you get admission into the college you will have to pay the college fees which will depend upon the college and GUJCET doesn't have any say in that.

As the GUJCET is just an entrance exam, there are no scholarships here. However, if you get shortlisted for a college, you might enquire for scholarships of that particular college.