GTU Study Material: admission process

Gujarat Engineering Admissions

Students are admitted into Engineering colleges in Gujarat on the basis of their Class 12^th marks as well as their scores in the JEE (Main). Gujarat does not have its own state level engineering entrance exam.

Get an Overview of the Engineering Admissions in India.

Admissions take place through an online counseling procedure that is conducted every year by the ‘Admissions Committee for Professional Courses’ or the ACPC. All candidates are admitted on the basis of the ‘Merit List’ created by the ACPC.

For admission into the B.E/B.Tech courses, 40% weightage is given to a candidate’s score in JEE (Main) and 60% weightage is given to his/her scores in the Class 12^th or equivalent examinations.

The ACPC conducts this counseling in 2 rounds. The 1^st round is for all the seats that are available for admission in all engineering courses. If seats are left vacant after the 1^st round, another round of counseling is conducted.

What percentage of seats is the counseling conducted for?

The counseling is conducted for all the seats (100%) in Government and Govt. Aided colleges as well as for 75% of the total seats in Private and Unaided colleges in Gujarat.

Admission Process for Gujarat Technological University (GTU)

Admission to all the pharmacy & engineering colleges under GTU are done via a simple online procedure conducted by Admission Committee for Professtional Courses (ACPC). It is described below in brief:

1. Before Online Process begins:

First and foremost, you need to obtain at least 45% marks in 12th science. Secondly, you need to take the JEE-Main exam. To participate in Online Admission Process you need to obtain information booklet (containing a 14 digit PIN number & Password) from nearest branch of Punjab National Bank (PNB).

2. Online Registration:

Register yourself online at gujacpc.nic.in using a predefined login id (Jee Main 2014 Roll Number) and password-PIN combination provided with info booklet. Complete the entire registration form by filling in your personal and academic details. Open category candidates can submit these details online whereas students of all the other categories and students requiring tuition fee waiver (TFW) will have to take a printout of registration form and submit it at nearest Help Center (HC) along with necessary documents supporting their claim. After submitting registration form (whether online or physical), don't forget to collect 'Registration Slip'.

You will be allotted a provisional merit number when the provisional merit list comes out. For calculating merit number your 12th marks and JEE-Main marks will be considered in 60:40 proportion respectively.