What is the cut off score for admission to Gujarat University?

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Hari Chagantipati | Contributor-Level 10

7 months ago

Cutoff scores required for a prospective entry into Gujarat University changes from course to course to category. For example, the B.Sc. or B.Com undergraduate programs in 2024 have general ones from 70 to 85 percent in 12th grade, which then dropped to 60-75 percent for SC/ST/OBC categories. The entry then depends upon merit or GUJCET score for technical courses.

While these courses can be like M.A or M.Sc. for PG ones, one needs a 50-60 percent in graduation along with performance in the entrance exam. Exact numbers depend on applicants and the number of seats as well (for example B.Sc, above 500).

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