GUJCET Mock Test 2026

Gujarat Common Entrance Test Overview

You can check out the major information regarding the GUJCET in detail with the help of the table given below. 

PARTICULARS	DESCRIPTION
Full Name of the Examination	Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GUJCET)
Exam Conducting Organization	Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB)
Level of Examination	State-Level Undergraduate Exam
Frequency of Examination	Annual
Examination Mode	Offline: Pen and Paper Mode
Number of Papers and Total Marks in GUJCET	Two Papers and 120 Marks Maths (40 Marks) Physics and Chemistry (80 Marks)
Type and Number of Questions	120 Objective Type Multiple-Choice Questions
Duration of Examination	3 hours Maths (60 minutes) Physics and Chemistry (120 minutes)
Medium of Examination	English, Hindi, Gujarati
Courses Offered through GUJCET	Bachelor of Engineering Bachelor of Technology
Availability of GUJCET Mock Test 2026	At www.selfstudys.com

Subject-Wise GUJCET Mock Test Free

The subject-matter experts at SelfStudys have designed the GUJCET online mock test in a subject-wise format. This means that there are a number of test series available for each subject individually on our digital platform. With these types of mock tests, you can master the concepts of all the subjects significantly. You can prepare yourself for the actual exam with ease and increase your chances of success confidently. 

• GUJCET Physics Mock Test
• GUJCET Chemistry Mock Test
• GUJCET Maths Mock Test

Solutions Included In The GUJCET Mock Test 2026

For comprehensive exam preparation, you should use the GUJCET mock test series with solutions on our website. Each answer to the questions in the test is accompanied by explanations in a detailed manner. You can understand the reasoning behind each question with the help of these solutions. Additionally, they also help you to recognize the areas of a concept where you are weak or strong. These answers will be available on your screen once you have attempted and submitted the test on the platform. 

How To Attempt The GUJCET Online Mock Test On SelfStudys?

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What Are The Highest Scoring Topics In The Gujarat Common Entrance Test?

The team of highly educated professionals on our platform has analyzed several past question papers of this exam. Through this analysis, they have marked out the topics that can help you in scoring good marks. You can check out the below mentioned below for more details. 

SUBJECT	HIGHEST SCORING TOPICS	DETAILS	ESTIMATED WEIGHTAGE
Maths	Limits Differentiation Integration (Definite and Indefinite) Matrices and Determinants Vectors  Probability	Through these topics, your core concepts related to maths are evaluated. If you have a strong grasp on these areas, then you can surely attempt a higher number of questions.	25 to 30%
Physics	Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation Wave Optics (including interference and diffraction)  Ray Optics (including reflection and refraction) Magnetic Effect of Current Thermal and Chemical Effects of Current	These topics mainly included well-defined formulas and applications. If you are concepts are clear in the topics, then you can surely score high marks.	20 to 25%
Chemistry	Chemical Thermodynamics (including Hess’s Law and entropy) Chemical Kinetics (including rate laws and factors affecting reaction rates) Biomolecules (carbohydrates, protein, and nucleic acids)	In these topics, you have to deal with fundamental principles and practical applications in Chemistry. Good knowledge of the concepts in these topics will help you score well.	20 to 25%

Note: It is not advisable that you should focus only on these topics during your exam preparation. You must have a well-rounded approach with a clear understanding of all the topics in every subject in order to maximize your score. 

Why Is It Beneficial To Check The Result Of GUJCET Mock Test Series Attempt?

You can ultimately enhance your exam preparation and overall performance by checking your GUJCET online mock test free results. Some more points on why it is beneficial are mentioned in detail below.

• Identification of Strengths and Weaknesses: By doing a GUJCET mock test result analysis, you can easily identify the subjects or topics in which you excel and in which you require improvement. In this way, you can create a more focused and efficient study plan.
• Improvement in Time Management: With the GUJCET mock test free performance review, you can understand how much time you are spending on each section or question. You will be able to recognize your timing patterns which will help you to practice and increase your speed in answering the questions.
• Encouragement in Diverse Study Materials Usage: After analyzing your results in the GUJCET Mock Test 2026, you can see the need to increase your study materials. You will be encouraged to use different books, online resources, and practice papers. An increase in your study resources will help you to comprehensively cover the entire syllabus from multiple perspectives. 
• Development of a Growth Mindset: When you regularly check your results of the GUJCET online mock test attempt, you start viewing mistakes as learning and growing opportunities instead of problems. Your mindset is changed and motivated towards continuous improvement with each test attempt. 
• Enhancement of Focus and Attention to Detail: By checking your results in the GUJCET mock test series, you can easily correct the mistakes that you made carelessly. This will enhance your attention to detail and accuracy rate in future mock test attempts. Moreover, you can identify the areas where you were unfocused and develop strategies to maintain your concentration. 

Centers For Gujarat Common Entrance Test

There are many centers in different cities of Gujarat where the GUJCET is held. You can go through the table given below to learn about the Gujarat Common Entrance Test centers. 

GUJARAT COMMON ENTRANCE TEST CENTERS
Center Code	Name of the Center
201	Ahmedabad City
202	Ahmedabad Rural
203	Amreli
204	Bhuj
205	Nadiad
206	Jamnagar
207	Junagadh
208	Ahwa
209	Godhra
210	Palanpur
211	Bharuch
212	Bhavnagar
213	Mehsana
214	Rajkot
215	Vadodara
216	Valsad
217	Himmatnagar
218	Surat
219	Surendranagar
221	Anand
222	Patan
223	Navsari
224	Dahod
225	Porbandar
226	Rajpipla
227	Gandhinagar
228	Vyara
229	Modasa
230	Botad
231	Chhotaudepur
232	Jamkhambhaliya
233	Veraval
234	Lunawada
235	Morbi

Some GUJCET Questions With Detailed Solutions 

In this section, we have mentioned some questions and their solutions with detailed explanations that are included in the past Gujarat Common Entrance Test. Additionally, you will also get these questions in our GUJCET online mock test free. 

MATHS

Question 1: Which of the following is a property of an arithmetic progression (AP)?

1. The difference between any two consecutive terms is constant.
2. The ratio between any two consecutive terms is constant.
3. The sum of the first and last term is constant.
4. The product of any two consecutive terms is constant.

Answer: a) The difference between any two consecutive terms is constant.

Explanation: The difference between any two terms that follow one another in an arithmetic progression (AP) is always the same. The common difference is the name given to this fixed difference. For instance, there is a common difference of three between sequences 2, 5, 8, and 11. This indicates that every term increases by three from the previous term. An AP is distinguished from other kinds of sequences by this characteristic of having a constant difference, such as geometric progressions where the ratio between successive terms is constant.

Question 2: If the sum of the angles in a triangle is always 180°, what is the sum of the angles in a quadrilateral?

1. 180°
2. 270°
3. 360°
4. 540°

Answer: c) 360°

Explanation: The formula used for the sum of the interior angles of a polygon with n sides is (n - 2) × 180°. This formula works because any polygon can be divided into (n - 2) triangles and each contributes 180° to the total sum of the interior angles. 

So, now for a quadrilateral, which has 4 sides, the sum of the angles is:

The sum of angles= (4 - 2) × 180° = 2 × 180° = 360°

It means that the four angles of the quadrilateral will always add up to 360°. 

PHYSICS

Question 1: Which of the following correctly explains the phenomena of a rainbow?

1. Reflection of light in water droplets.
2. Refraction and dispersion of light in water droplets.
3. Diffraction of light in air molecules. 
4. Absorption of light in water droplets. 

Answer: b) Refraction and dispersion of light in water droplets.

Explanation: When sunlight strikes water droplets in the atmosphere, a rainbow is produced. Because different colors of light bend in distinct manners, the process involves refraction (bending light) as it enters the droplet, dispersion (dividing light into its constituent colours), internal reflection within the droplet, and refraction once more when the light leaves the droplet. The range of colors visible in a rainbow is the result of these interrelated processes.

Question 2: What is the primary reason that we have seasons on Earth?

1. The distance of the Earth from the Sun changes throughout the year. 
2. The tilt of the Earth’s axis.
3. The rotation of the Earth on its axis.
4. The orbit of the Moon around the Earth.

Answer: b) The tilt of the Earth’s axis.

Explanation: The Earth's axis is tilted around 23.5 degrees with respect to its orbit around the Sun, which is what causes the seasons. Because of this tilt, the amount of sunlight that reaches different portions of the Earth at different times of the year varies. When the Northern Hemisphere is tilted towards the Sun, it experiences summer, while the Southern Hemisphere experiences winter, and vice versa. Seasonal variations are mostly caused by this axial tilt and the resulting changes in sunshine duration and angle.

CHEMISTRY

Question 1: Which of the following elements is most likely to form a covalent bond?

1. Sodium (Na)
2. Magnesium (Mg)
3. Chlorine (Cl)
4. Aluminium (Al)

Answer: c) Chlorine (Cl)

Explanation: Non-metals usually make covalent bonds with each other, sharing electrons to build a complete valence shell. As a non-metal, chlorine (Cl) easily creates covalent bonds with other non-metal atoms through electron sharing. As metals, sodium (Na) and magnesium (Mg) typically create ionic bonds with non-metals by electron transfer. As a metal, aluminium (Al) usually forms ionic or metallic bonds.

Question 2: Which functional group is present in alcohol?

1. Carbonyl group
2. Hydroxyl group
3. Carboxyl group
4. Amino group

Answer: b) Hydroxyl group

Explanation: Alcohols are organic compounds with a carbon atom bound to the hydroxyl (-OH) functional group. An oxygen atom bonded to a hydrogen atom and joined to an alkyl group is what defines this hydroxyl group. Aldehydes and ketones are examples of molecules that contain the carbonyl group (Option A), which is made up of a carbon-oxygen double bond. Found in carboxylic acids, the carboxyl group (Option C) is made up of a carbonyl group attached to a hydroxyl group. Amines contain the amino group (Option D), which is made up of two hydrogen atoms and one nitrogen atom bonded together. As a result, Option B: hydroxyl group is the proper functional group found in alcohols.