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ACPC Cut Off 2027: 2026 Last Admitted Ranks for Gujarat BE/BTech

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The ACPC cut off 2027 will be the first and last merit ranks allotted in each round of Gujarat’s 2027-28 counselling. Until then, the 2026-27 figures are the best guide: in Round 3, Computer Engineering at L.D. College of Engineering, Ahmedabad closed at ACPC merit rank 607 for the open category.

Latest (25 July 2026): ACPC published the 2026-27 Round 3 program-wise, institute-wise and rank-wise cut-off PDFs for degree engineering on 25 July 2026. Cut offs for the later Govt and GIA vacant rounds are also on acpc.gujarat.gov.in.

ACPC Cut Off 2027

This page shows the latest official ACPC engineering cut-off ranks, how to read ACPC cut-off PDFs, and where to find course-wise cut offs.

How to Check the ACPC 2027 Cut Off

  1. Go to acpc.gujarat.gov.in and open your course page (for example BE/B.TECH).
  2. Scroll to the round-wise analysis under online admission details.
  3. Open the Program Wise, Institute Wise or Rank Wise PDF for the round you need.
  4. Find your institute, course and category, and note the Last Rank.
  5. Compare it with your own ACPC merit number from your candidate profile.

ACPC publishes these PDFs after the mock round and every actual round, so the 2027 cut offs will appear round by round from June 2027.

What is the expected ACPC 2027 cut off?

These are last admitted ranks at L.D. College of Engineering, Ahmedabad (Government), from the 2026-27 Round 3 program-wise cut-off, ACPC official PDF, GUJCET-based merit.

CourseOPENEWSSEBCSCST
Computer Engineering6076921159287211844
Information Technology128814141691513026721
Mechanical Engineering2000242347771197623172
Civil Engineering347943396097Not listed7950

Grant-in-aid reference, same source: Birla Vishvakarma Mahavidyalaya (BVM), V.V. Nagar.

Course (BVM, GIA)OPENEWSSEBCSCST
Computer Engineering182219672985Not listed27809
Mechanical Engineering7617855495331684732402
Civil Engineering10716Not listedNot listed24237Not listed

Source: 2026-27 Round 3 program-wise cut-off (PDF). 2027 ranks will change with the number of candidates, seats and GUJCET 2027 scores.

How do you read an ACPC cut-off PDF?

  • First Rank and Last Rank are the best and the last ACPC merit numbers allotted that seat in that round.
  • A lower merit number is better. If your merit number is at or below the last rank, you had a fair chance in that round.
  • Board GUJCET means state merit (Class 12 + GUJCET). Board JEE means All India seats, shown as coded merit numbers such as 900076.
  • Inst Type shows GOVT, GIA or SFI (self-financed). TFWS (tuition fee waiver) seats are listed as separate programmes.
  • Categories include OPEN, EWS, SEBC, SC, ST and PH sub-categories.

Where can you find course-wise ACPC cut offs?

Each ACPC course has its own cut-off page with figures for that course.

For the full institute list, use the 2026-27 Round 3 institute-wise cut-off (PDF).

ACPC Cut Off 2027 FAQs

Is the ACPC cut off in marks or ranks?
Ranks. ACPC cut-off PDFs list the first and last ACPC merit numbers allotted in each round, not GUJCET marks or percentiles.
What was the ACPC 2026 cut off for Computer Engineering at L.D. College of Engineering?
In the 2026-27 Round 3 program-wise cut-off, Computer Engineering at L.D. College of Engineering, Ahmedabad closed at merit rank 607 for OPEN, 692 for EWS and 1159 for SEBC (GUJCET-based).
When will the ACPC 2027 cut off be released?
ACPC posts cut-off PDFs after each round. Based on 2026, the first ones (mock round and Round 1) are expected in June 2027.
Are TFWS seats included in the ACPC cut off?
Yes, but separately. Tuition fee waiver (TFWS) seats appear as their own programme rows, for example Information Technology – TFWS, with their own first and last ranks.
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