Gujarat LLB Admissions 2025: Final Phase Concludes, Document Verification Underway

The final phase of Gujarat LLB Admissions 2025 has officially concluded, with the crucial document verification process now in full swing. This is the last opportunity for thousands of law aspirants to secure a seat in a state-affiliated law college. This article details the admission schedule, essential documents, and what comes next for students in the legal education journey. ________________________________________

The highly anticipated and final phase of Gujarat LLB Admissions 2025 has officially concluded, bringing the centralized registration process to a close. For thousands of law aspirants across the state, this period marks a critical transition from registration to the final stages of securing a seat in a reputable law college. The focus has now shifted to the mandatory document verification, a crucial step that will determine eligibility for seat allotment.

This final registration phase, conducted through the Gujarat Common Admission System (GCAS) portal, was specifically opened to accommodate students who had not yet registered or those who wished to make a fresh application. The decision to hold this third and last phase was particularly significant, as it followed a recent development where the Bar Council of India (BCI) granted conditional approval to 14 more law colleges in Gujarat. This move was a result of a lengthy legal matter that had temporarily excluded these institutions from the law admission process, creating an urgent need for an additional round to fill the increased number of available seats. Only Education is committed to keeping you updated on such key developments.

The Final Phase and the Path to Verification

The final registration window, which was active from August 20-21, 2025, served as the last opportunity for students to register on the GCAS portal. Alongside this registration, the document verification process has been running in parallel, with its deadline set for today, August 22, 2025. This step is non-negotiable, and aspirants must get their online applications and original certificates verified at a designated verification centre. Failure to complete this step will result in the applicant’s name not being included in the final merit list, regardless of their academic scores.

The Gujarat University Admission Committee (GUAC), which oversees the Gujarat LLB Admissions 2025 process, has emphasized the importance of this step. Without proper verification, students will not be considered for seat allotment, making all prior registration efforts void. The Admission Committee for Professional Courses (ACPC) has also streamlined the process to ensure it is as smooth as possible for all students. This centralized approach aims to maintain fairness and transparency throughout the competitive legal education admission cycle.

Document Checklist and What's Next

Students must arrive at the verification centers with a comprehensive set of documents. These include:

• 10th and 12th Standard Mark sheets: To verify academic eligibility and marks for merit list preparation.
• School Leaving Certificate: As proof of date of birth and to confirm schooling details.
• Caste, Non-Creamy Layer (NCL), or EWS Certificates: For candidates seeking admission under a reserved category, these certificates, issued by the competent authority, are mandatory. The NCL certificate, in particular, must be valid.
• Passport-sized Photographs and Signature: To complete the digital application file.
• Aadhar Card or other Address Proof: For identity and domicile verification.

Once the document verification concludes, the next stages of the Gujarat law admission process will begin. The university will use the verified data to prepare and publish the final merit list. This list will be based on the marks obtained by the candidates in their qualifying examinations, as admission is merit-based and does not require an entrance exam. Following the merit list publication, the seat allotment rounds will commence, during which students will be offered admission to a law college based on their merit rank and college preferences.

The subsequent online allotment rounds are scheduled to begin from August 25, 2025, continuing until August 30, 2025. During these rounds, students will need to log in to the GCAS portal, accept the admission offers, and pay the required fees to secure their seats. This is the final opportunity for students to secure their place in the legal education system for the academic year 2025-26.

For more information on the admission process, students are advised to regularly check the official GCAS portal at https://gcas.gujgov.edu.in/.

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