Is GUJCET easier than JEE?

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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.

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