GUJCET 2027
Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GUJCET), used for ACPC engineering and pharmacy admissions
GUJCET is the Gujarat state entrance test for engineering and pharmacy. GSEB conducts the paper, and ACPC combines the GUJCET percentile with Class 12 PCM marks to make the merit list for counselling.
- Conducted by
- Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB), Gandhinagar. Counselling is run by the Admission Committee for Professional Courses (ACPC), Gujarat
- Mode
- Offline, pen and paper (OMR based) multiple choice test (2026 GSEB booklet)
- Frequency
- Once a year
- Duration
- Physics and Chemistry together 120 minutes, then Biology 60 minutes and Mathematics 60 minutes (2026 GSEB booklet)
GUJCET 2027 Cutoff
Updated on 18 October 2026 · Compiled from official Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board notices
There is no single GUJCET cutoff. Seats are given on ACPC merit ranks, and closing ranks differ by college and branch.
How cutoffs work
ACPC publishes round-wise closing merit ranks for each college and branch after allotment. The closing rank depends on seats, number of candidates and demand for Computer and IT branches, so it changes each year. We do not list exact closing ranks here because we could not verify them from an official table.
The GSEB booklet says the merit list uses the Class 12 theory percentile in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Biology together with the GUJCET percentile, with weights set in the ACPC admission rules. Portals report 60 percent Class 12 and 40 percent GUJCET for 2026, which we could not confirm on an ACPC page. Home State Merit Rank is reported for most seats in government and grant-in-aid colleges and part of the unaided seats.
Where to find real cutoffs
- Round-wise allotment and closing rank PDFs on the ACPC website.
- Previous year seat matrices to compare your merit rank.
- Compare your rank in all three rounds, since closing ranks move after Round 1.