Which affiliated college of Gujarat University provide the highest number of BCom seats?

The one-time payment that students might need to pay either after the application process or before the commecment of classes. One-time fee structure of any university/ college is non-refundable. The one-time fee for BCom course is INR 625.

Gujarat University fees has diff. parts, likewise, tuition fees, hostel fees, medical insurance, mess and other security deposits, etc. Out of all these fee components, some are charged one-time, while some have to be paid semester-wise, such as tuition fees. Gujarat University BCom fees vary depending upon the specialisation and the offering institute chosen by the students. The BCom fee at Gujarat University ranges between INR 3,600 and INR 1.4 lakh. The mentioned fee range has been taken from the website of the institute. However, it can change/ shift. 

There are lno. of factos that candidates can consider while comparing the BCom course of Gujarat University with other universities and colleges. Firstly, candidates are suggested to identify their concern; for example, if fees are the concern, then students should compare the colleges on the basis of their fee structure and affordability. In the same way, candidates can compare the colleges and institutions on the basis of diff. factors: 

• Shiksha Rating
• Location
• Seats
• Cutoff
• Admission Criteria, etc. 

Primarily for BCom course at Gujarat University, the admissions are merit-based. That means, the university releases the merit list of selected students according to their scores in Higher Senior Secondary. However, the admissions for BCom at university-affiliated college, the scenario can be different. 

Yes, Gujarat University does support seat reservation for BCom courses.  For the purpose of admission, the seats shall be reserved for the students who are of Gujarat origin and falling under the respected categories and in the following proportion:

• Scheduled Caste: 7%
• Scheduled Tribe: 15 %
• Socially and Educationally Backward Classes: 27%.
• Physically disabled students: 5%
• Economically Weaker Section (EWS): (Supernumerary Seats 10% in which 33% for Girls)