Archive · 5 Jun 2025
Students Protest Admission Process, Over 88K Confirm College Seats
Many students in Gujarat are going through the college admission process.
Over 88,000 students have secured their seats.
Some students are unhappy because they were assigned to colleges they didn't choose.
Also, there have been protests at MS University over a lack of seats in the BCom program, with student groups wanting more local students admitted.
There is also confusion regarding the admissions process.
The university officials are trying to solve the problems.
Over 88,000 students have confirmed college admissions through GCAS.
GCAS admission process is in its third phase.
Students reported issues with college allocations not matching their preferences.
NSUI protested at MS University, demanding increased BCom (Hons) seats.
Students allege confusion in admission processes, especially for reserved categories.
- Who
- Students, NSUI, and university officials.
- What
- College admissions and protests over seat allocation.
- When
- Admission processes are ongoing; protests occurred recently.
- Where
- Gujarat, India
- Why
- Students are protesting over admission processes and seat availability.
Student Groups (NSUI)
University Officials
Seat Allocation and Admission Procedures
Student Groups (NSUI)
Demanding more BCom seats for local students and complaining of admissions confusion, especially for reserved categories.
University Officials
Working to accommodate all eligible applicants and adhering to established admission ratios.
- Confirmed Admissions
- 88,404
- Confirmation Window (GCAS)
- June 6-9
- Cut-off (BCom)
- 60%
- Admission Ratio (Local:Other Gujarat:Outside State)
- 85:15:5
- Applicants (BCom)
- 10,000
