GUJCET 2027 application form will be released on the official GSEB portal gseb.org — students can complete online registration in under 20 minutes by following the steps below.
GUJCET (Gujarat Common Entrance Test) is conducted by the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) for admission to engineering and pharmacy degree courses across Gujarat. The 2027 registration will follow the same online-only format used in previous years. Based on 2026 trends, the application window is expected to open in February 2027.
- Official portal: gseb.org
- Application mode: Online only
- Expected application fee: ₹300 for General/OBC; ₹150 for SC/ST (based on 2026 fee structure)
- Eligibility: Class 12 passed or appearing with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths or Biology
- Expected registration window: February–March 2027
- Papers available: Paper 1 — PCM (Engineering); Paper 2 — PCB (Pharmacy)
| Direct Link to GUJCET 2027 Application Form on gseb.org (Releasing Soon) |
GUJCET 2027 Eligibility Criteria
Before you begin your GUJCET 2027 registration on gseb.org, confirm you meet the eligibility conditions set by GSEB:
| Criteria | Details |
|---|---|
| Qualifying Exam | Class 12 or equivalent with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects |
| Additional Subject | Mathematics for Engineering; Biology for Pharmacy |
| Minimum Marks | 45% aggregate in PCM or PCB; 40% for SC/ST/OBC |
| Appearing Students | Students appearing in Class 12 in 2027 are eligible to apply |
| Age Limit | No upper age limit |
| Domicile | Gujarat domicile required for state-quota seats |
Documents Required for GUJCET 2027 Application
Keep scanned copies of the following documents ready before you start filling the form. File sizes must match the portal specifications to avoid upload errors.
| Document | Format and Expected Size Limit |
|---|---|
| Recent passport-size photograph (white background) | JPG or JPEG, up to 50 KB |
| Signature on plain white paper | JPG or JPEG, up to 30 KB |
| Class 10 marksheet or board certificate | JPG or PDF, up to 200 KB |
| Class 12 marksheet (or admit card if currently appearing) | JPG or PDF, up to 200 KB |
| Aadhaar card | JPG or PDF, up to 200 KB |
| Category certificate — SC/ST/OBC/EWS (if applicable) | JPG or PDF, up to 200 KB |
| Gujarat domicile or residence certificate | JPG or PDF, up to 200 KB |
How to Apply for GUJCET 2027: Step-by-Step Registration on gseb.org
The entire GUJCET 2027 application must be submitted online through gseb.org. Follow these steps in sequence to avoid errors:
- Open gseb.org — visit the official GSEB website and look for the GUJCET 2027 application link on the homepage or under the Entrance Exam section.
- Click New Registration — first-time applicants must register by entering their name, date of birth, email ID, and mobile number to receive login credentials.
- Log in to your account — use the application number and password sent to your registered mobile or email to access the application dashboard.
- Fill Part 1: Personal Details — enter your full name exactly as it appears on your Class 10 certificate, date of birth, gender, category, domicile state, and contact details.
- Fill Part 2: Academic Details — enter Class 10 and Class 12 information including board name, roll number, year of passing, and subject combination (PCM or PCB).
- Select your paper — choose Paper 1 (PCM) for Engineering, Paper 2 (PCB) for Pharmacy, or both. Selecting both papers will attract a combined fee.
- Upload documents — upload your photograph, signature, and all required certificates one by one. Verify file format and size before each upload.
- Choose exam city preference — select up to three preferred exam center cities from the list provided by GSEB.
- Pay the application fee — pay online via debit card, credit card, net banking, or UPI. Do not refresh or press the back button during the payment process.
- Submit and download confirmation — review every detail before final submission. Download the application confirmation page and fee payment receipt and save them for future reference.
Correction window: GSEB typically opens a 2–3 day correction window after the application deadline. Use it to fix errors — no changes are permitted once this window closes.
GUJCET 2027 Application Fee
The fee structure below is expected for GUJCET 2027 based on the 2026 structure. The official fee will be confirmed when GSEB releases the 2027 notification on gseb.org.
| Category | Expected Fee — One Paper | Expected Fee — Both Papers |
|---|---|---|
| General and OBC | ₹300 | ₹400 |
| SC, ST, and PH (Divyang) | ₹150 | ₹200 |
The application fee is non-refundable once paid. Payment is accepted in online mode only — no offline challan option is available for GUJCET.
GUJCET 2027 Important Dates (Expected)
GSEB has not released the official schedule for GUJCET 2027 yet. The following dates are expected based on the 2026 calendar and are subject to change once the official notification is published.
| Event | Expected Date (2027) |
|---|---|
| Official GUJCET 2027 notification | January 2027 |
| Application form opens on gseb.org | February 2027 |
| Last date to submit application | March 2027 |
| Correction window | March 2027 (2–3 days after deadline) |
| Admit card release | Late March or early April 2027 |
| GUJCET 2027 exam date | April 2027 |
| Answer key release | April–May 2027 |
| GUJCET 2027 result | May 2027 |
Tips to Avoid Common GUJCET 2027 Application Errors
- Enter your name exactly as on your Class 10 certificate — even a minor spelling difference can cause rejection during document verification at counselling.
- Use a working email and mobile number you can access for the next year — GSEB sends your admit card link, result update, and counselling notices to these contacts.
- Use a white background for your photograph — photos with coloured or patterned backgrounds are commonly rejected during scrutiny.
- Check file format and size before uploading — submitting a PNG when JPEG is required, or a file that exceeds the size limit, will trigger an upload error and block form submission.
- Do not close the browser tab during fee payment — if the session times out after the amount is debited, log back in and check your payment status before attempting to pay again to avoid a double deduction.
- Apply at least 3 days before the deadline — heavy traffic on the GSEB portal in the final days causes slow loading and session timeouts that can cost you the registration window.
- Save your fee receipt and application number — these are required for admit card download, raising correction requests, and ACPC counselling.
GUJCET 2027 Application FAQs
Ques. Which website do I use to apply for GUJCET 2027?
Ans. The official website for GUJCET 2027 registration is gseb.org. All application tasks including form filling, fee payment, admit card download, and result checking are completed on this portal.
Ques. Can students currently appearing in Class 12 apply for GUJCET 2027?
Ans. Yes. Students who are appearing in the Class 12 board exam in 2027 are eligible to apply for GUJCET 2027. They must, however, submit their final passing certificate and marksheet during the ACPC counselling round.
Ques. Is there an offline mode to apply for GUJCET 2027?
Ans. No. GUJCET 2027 applications are accepted in online mode only through gseb.org. No offline or postal submission option is available.
Ques. Can I apply for both engineering and pharmacy in the same GUJCET 2027 form?
Ans. Yes. You can select Paper 1 (PCM) for Engineering and Paper 2 (PCB) for Pharmacy in a single GUJCET 2027 application. A combined application fee applies when you choose both papers.
Ques. What should I do if I enter wrong details in my GUJCET 2027 application form?
Ans. GSEB opens a correction window of 2–3 days after the application deadline. Log in to gseb.org during this period to correct specific fields. No edits are possible after the correction window closes.
Ques. Is the GUJCET 2027 application fee refundable if I do not appear for the exam?
Ans. No. The GUJCET 2027 application fee is non-refundable once paid, regardless of whether you sit for the exam or not.








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