Gandhinagar: The state government is considering replacing the Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GujCET) with the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) mains for admissions to engineering and pharmacy colleges starting in 2025. Despite most institutions currently using GujCET, some private universities in Gujarat already use JEE. While the previous shift to JEE mains in 2013 aimed to boost local students' competitiveness nationally, the state reverted to GujCET in 2017. According to a report in a n...Read More

Gandhinagar: 38,167 students will appear in JEE (Joint Entrance Exams) - Main, across 32 buildings in 13 districts of Gujarat from tomorrow for admissions in Engineering and Pharmacy, said Education minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama today. The exam will be conducted by National Testing Agency, he added. He said, a meeting in this regard was held today via video with 13 district collectors. Central government official Virendra Rawat also participated in this meeting. He also expressed satisfac...Read More