St. Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad
The special round for St Xavier’s will begin at 11am on Wednesday and will remain open until 11.59pm on Sep 20 (Sunday). Because the academic year typically begins by July or Aug, this is. It has been announced for admissions exclusively to the college.
ABVP general secretary Devansh Brahmbhatt said, “We have been protesting against the manner in which GCAS is being conducted. Even though students will be admitted by Oct, they will have a lot to catch up academically and will be left with little time for semester-end exams,” said a senior faculty member. Many round have been held so far. We want seats in govt and grant-in-aid colleges to be given priority. However, private college seats are being filled up first. “Delayed admissions will impact the time students get to prepare for their mid-term or semester-end exams. Curriculum has already begun across most institutions.
The college will prepare and verify merit lists before issuing admission offers on Sept 21-22, 25 and 29. Registration, application editing, and preference changes will be allowed from Sept 16 to 20, according to the schedule. The schedule provides for three admission rounds for St Xavier’s. Students will subsequently get windows to confirm their offers, submit documents and pay fees. The development has also renewed questions over the effectiveness of the admission process, with student organisations pointing to the number of rounds already conducted.
Earlier reporting noted: Officials clarified that students who have already selected St Xavier’s College in their preference list need not make any changes during this period. Earlier reporting noted: Exclusive GCAS admission round for St Xavier’s College begins tomorrow gcas Earlier reporting noted: Ahmedabad : The Gujarat Common Admission Services (GCAS) under the state education department on Monday announced the admission schedule for St Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad.
GCAS Admission Round Opens Amid High Vacancy Rates
The special admission round for St Xavier’s College in Ahmedabad will commence on Wednesday. This event occurs against a backdrop of significant vacancies in Gujarat’s universities, despite multiple admission rounds.
According to sources from Gujarat University, there are approximately 31,500 vacant seats. However, the state government has yet to release comprehensive data detailing the total number of vacant seats across all universities participating in the Gujarat Common Admission Services (GCAS) process.