What is the difficulty level of GUJCET?
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The difficulty level of GUJCET is generally considered to be moderate to difficult. Most sources report the GUJCET exam to be on the moderate to difficult side. This means a good understanding of the syllabus and focused practice are necessary to score well. However, GUJCET questions tend to be more application-oriented, requiring a deeper understanding of concepts. While memorizing formulas can be helpful, simply memorizing facts won't ensure success. True understanding and the ability to solve problems are crucial.
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The difficulty level of GUJCET is similar to class 12 board exams. Also, the syllabus of GUJCET is similar to class 11 and 12 syllabus. However, the questions asked in GUJCETs are tricky and required in-depth understanding of the subjects. Students need to have conceptual understanding of each topics to get a good score in the exam. Students who studies NCERT and have good understanding of topics can get a decent score in GUJCET.
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HNGU accepts the GUJCET entrance exams for admission to the UG-level BArch course. According to the HNGU GUJCET Cutoff 2024, the admission to the BArch course was capped in the last round at 32061 rank for the General category students under the All India quota. The cutoff for the same course in 2023 and 2022 was 30327 and 300189, respectively, indicating that the cutoff has seen an increasing trend over the years.
As of now there are no dates when GUJCET hall ticket will be released. Based on exam date of March 29, 2026 we can expect the hall ticket to be release mid-March 2026.
Gujarat University Cutoff is released for various rounds and categories for admission to BTech/BPharma and PG courses. According to the GUJCET cutoff 2025 for the General category candidates under the Home State quota, M.Tech. in Web Technology had a cutoff of 3101554 in the last round. And for the M.Tech in Networking & Communication, the last round cutoff for the same category was 3101337. Students can click here to know more about the GUJCET exam.
The MSU Baroda GUJCET Cutoff 2025 has been released for all rounds and categories for the students belonging to the Home State and the All India quota. The GUJECT Cutoff 2025 ranged from 1566 from the first round to 50738 in the last round for the General category candidates under the Home State quota. The easiest BE specialisation was B.E. in Textile Engineering, and the hardest was B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering. To know the cutoff details for other categories and quotas, click here.
There are some basic rules which students must follow -
Carry admit card along with one valid photo ID proof
As exam is in pen and paper based mode, carry ball point pen preferrably blue and black colour both
Do not indulge in cheating activities at exam centre like carrying a chit, solution, or a book or some papers
Co-operate with exam centre invigilators
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