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Gujarat PGCET 2026 Provisional Merit List to Be Released Today
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 10 Jul 2026, 02:32 PM
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The provisional merit list for Gujarat PGCET 2026 is expected to be posted on the official ACPC Gujarat website today.
The Gujarat PGCET 2026 exam was conducted on 20 March 2026, with a total of 3,200 candidates appearing for the test. According to the latest update from the Academic Council for Professional Courses (ACPC), the provisional merit list will be made available on the official portal acpc.gujarat.gov.in today. Candidates can log in using their application ID and password to view their rank, score, and eligibility status.
The provisional list is a preliminary ranking that may be subject to verification and correction. The final merit list, which will be used for admission counseling, is expected to be released in the coming weeks after the verification process is complete. Candidates are advised to keep a close eye on the ACPC website for any updates or changes.
Applicants who qualify for the provisional list should prepare for the next stage of the admission process, which includes counseling, seat allocation, and fee payment. The ACPC has stated that all official communications will be posted on the website and via email to registered candidates.
For those who did not make the provisional cut, the ACPC encourages them to review their performance and consider applying for the next PGCET cycle. The organization has also announced that a detailed FAQ section will be added to the website to assist candidates with common queries.
The provisional list is a preliminary ranking that may be subject to verification and correction. The final merit list, which will be used for admission counseling, is expected to be released in the coming weeks after the verification process is complete. Candidates are advised to keep a close eye on the ACPC website for any updates or changes.
Applicants who qualify for the provisional list should prepare for the next stage of the admission process, which includes counseling, seat allocation, and fee payment. The ACPC has stated that all official communications will be posted on the website and via email to registered candidates.
For those who did not make the provisional cut, the ACPC encourages them to review their performance and consider applying for the next PGCET cycle. The organization has also announced that a detailed FAQ section will be added to the website to assist candidates with common queries.