How much should I score in GSEB to be eligible for admission? What should be the score in 12th, GUJCET and JEE Mains?

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Donika Jutnani | Contributor-Level 6

7 years ago

There are two branches. One is ICT, and the other is ICT+minors in Computational Science. You can register for admission and depending on your overall rank; you will get ICT or ICT+CS. For admission through GUJCET, you need to score minimum 98% in boards and above 110 in GUJCET. Your overall rank s

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Shreemad Patel | Guide-Level 14

7 years ago

As far as the Gujarat Quota based admissions are concerned, I think, you should be in top 300 ranks in the merit list. This would mean about 105-110+ in GUJCET and 95+ in GSEB (PCM). Hope this helps. All the best.

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