GUJCET

Applicants need their Class 10 and 12 marksheets, GUJCET scorecard, school transfer certificate, photograph, and, if applicable, caste, income, or PwD certificates during the verification round.

Candidates wishing to participate in the admission rounds must visit the official ACPC website at gujacpc.admissions.nic.in to register and fill in their college choices.

Registration for the GUJCET counselling process will commence after the final results are declared. It is expected to be conducted around June or July 2026.

The online GUJCET counselling process and seat allotment for B.Tech and Pharmacy admissions are solely conducted by the Admission Committee for Professional Courses (ACPC) in Gujarat.

The GUJCET merit list considers the theory percentile of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology from the Class 12 board exams, combined with the candidate's GUJCET percentile score.

The minimum qualifying score in GUJCET is generally 54 marks out of 120 for General category candidates, and 48 marks for Reserved categories such as SC, ST, OBC, or EWS.

According to experts, securing a score between 80 and 100+ out of the total 120 marks is considered a good score in GUJCET.

Candidates should visit the official website, gujcet.gseb.org, click on the result link, and enter their GUJCET login credentials. The scorecard will appear on the screen to download and print.

Yes, if the challenged question is found to be correct upon review in GUJCET, the Rs. 500 fee per question will be refunded directly into the candidate's bank account.

After reviewing all candidate objections, the exam authority will publish the GUJCET final answer key. Subsequently, the final results and merit list will be prepared and declared based on this key.