GUJCET 2021 application released at gseb.org for details; last date to apply is 30 June
To register for the exam, aspirants will have to pay Rs 300 online as an application fee

The Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GUJCET) 2021 application form has been released by the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) today, 23 June in online mode. The registration process began at 12.30 pm and the last date to submit the application forms will be 30 June. Aspirants can visit the official website gseb.org to register for the entrance exam.“Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GUJCET) is held for A, B and AB group students of HSC Science Stream by Gujarat Secondary & Higher Secondary Education Board, Gandhinagar for admission in Degree Engineering and Diploma/Degree Pharmacy," reads the latest notification.Students can follow these simple steps to apply:Step 1: Visit the official website - gseb.orgStep 2: Go to the GUJCET registration 2021 link on the homepageStep 3: Fill in the application form for GUJCET 2021 and pay the feeStep 4: Upload all the required documents for Gujarat CET 2021Step 5: Verify the details and submit the form. Save a copy and take a printoutTo register for the exam, aspirants will have to pay Rs 300 online as an application fee through SBIePay System (Net Banking, Credit, or Debit card) or through the SBIePay option of SBI Branch Payment. However, the board is yet to announce the date of the exam.Aspirants can keep the following documents ready before filling the application form:- Academic qualification documents- Family income details- Aadhaar card- Email address and mobile number- Scanned signature and photograph- Net banking, credit, or debit card detailsIn the admission process this year, marks secured in Class 10 will carry a weightage of 40 percent. Usually, marks obtained in Class 12 boards carry 60 percent weightage.
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