Summary: Gujarat University has released the official guidelines for admission to its 3-Year LL.B. Programme for the academic year 2025–26. All admissions will be handled through the GCAS centralized online portal. Students must register online, verify documents in person, carefully choose preferred colleges, and follow a single-offer admission process based on merit. This article provides a step-by-step explanation of the entire process, including handling CGPA conversion and round-wise allotment rules.
The Gujarat University has released the detailed admission process for the Three-Year LL.B. Programme for the academic year 2025–26. All applicants must follow the Centralized Admission Process (CAP) through the GCAS portal. Below is a complete guide for students.
Online Registration (GCAS Portal)
- All students must register on the GCAS portal to apply for LL.B. admission in affiliated law colleges under Gujarat University.
- Registration and in-person document verification are mandatory. Students who fail to complete this will not be included in the admission list.
Document Verification
- After online registration, students must visit any of the listed law colleges to verify original documents and mark sheets.
- Verification must be done within the stipulated time, failing which admission will not be granted.
College Preference Selection
- Students should carefully select and rank their preferred law colleges while filling the online form.
- The college a student wishes to join most should be placed as the first preference.
- Preferences can be updated later within the allowed time frame on the GCAS portal.
Centralized Admission Process (CAP)
- Admissions will be processed centrally. Only one allotment letter will be issued per round based on the student’s merit, college preference, and category.
- Students will not be able to generate multiple offer letters from different colleges in the same round.
- Admission must be taken in the allotted college within the notified timeline.
Next Round Option
- If a student does not wish to accept the current allotment, they must wait for the next round and act according to the instructions published on the GCAS portal.
CGPA to Percentage Conversion
- If the qualifying marksheet shows CGPA instead of percentage, the student must obtain an Equivalent Percentage Certificate from the university or concerned authority.
- This certificate must be submitted during the document verification process at the respective law college.
Important Notes
- Admissions to all Gujarat University affiliated law colleges for the Three-Year LL.B. Programme will take place through this centralized process only.
- Students are advised to follow instructions and deadlines strictly through the official GCAS portal.
For the updated list of Bar Council of India (BCI) approved law colleges in Gujarat, click here.