Gujarat PGCET 2026 rank list declared for ME, MTech admissions
Suviral Shukla | July 14, 2026 | 06:52 PM IST | 2 mins read
Gujarat PGCET 2026: Candidates can download their merit list using their login details such as User ID and password.
The Admission Committee for Professional Courses (ACPC) has declared the Gujarat PGCET provisional merit list 2026 for ME, MTech admissions for the academic year 2026-27. Candidates can download the Gujarat PGCET merit list through the official website at gujacpc.admissions.nic.in using their login details such as user ID and password.
According to the official notification, the Gujarat PGCET 2026 merit list consists of seven-digit number, application number, provisional merit number, candidate name, category, discipline, GATE score, additional information, and remarks.
The coding of the number starts with the first digit number 3, which indicates non sponsored candidates of Gujarat state.
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The next two digits indicate the discipline for which the application is made by the applicant such as 01 denote civil engineering, 02 mechanical, 03 electrical, 04 electronics and communication, 06 chemical, 07 environment, 10 computer engineering and information technology, the notice read.
The last four digits is the rank of the candidate in the particular discipline. For example, if the merit number is 3020001, the candidate is a non sponsored applicant of mechanical engineering field having rank as 01.
“Registered eligible candidates for ME/MTech courses are informed that a provisional merit list for admission to various Govt, GIA, private colleges of the state has been published,” the notice added.
Gujarat PGCET 2026: How to download merit list
Candidates can follow the steps given below to download the Gujarat PGCET rank list 2026 for admissions to ME, MTech professional courses.
- Go to the official website at acpc.gujarat.gov.in.
- At the homepage, select ME, MTech section under the courses tab.
- Then click on “ME/MTech GATE/PGCET based admission cycle AY 2026-27” section.
- A new window will open.
- Enter login credentials such as user ID and password.
- Press the submit button.
If candidates find any discrepancy, they are advised to contact the ACPC office, LD College of Engg Campus, Ahmedabad - 380015 before the actual round or contact ACPC helpline number 07926566000 with relevant supporting documents immediately for necessary correction or editing, it said.
They can also email to mtechedit.acpc@gmail.com for ME, MTech courses, it added.
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