Gujarat Maritime University Gandhinagar Cutoff 2025: Check Category-wise and Round-wise Cutoff

As I said previously I have got the admission for my state exam that is kcet at that time my Ranking was about more than 1 lakh + Inspite of that I got admission in this university so I can say it's better

Previously tried for Indian maritime University. But later on, the ad for Gujarat Maritime University was mentioned in the newspaper and I saw the website of the same. This university provides an externship to CBS( COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL), well that is in the 2nd year, and since I am in the 1st year I can't mention that in that much detail, but this university was set up by the Gujarat maritime board which has all the ports in Gujarat under it, so the placement should be one of the best in the industry. And according to me, if someone is willing to grind in the maritime industry, then life is full of surprises as this industry is full of opportunity as more workforce is required in the same and large volumes of the cargoes are shipped through seas. The teaching staff are well organized and have sound information about the industry and will help the students in the process of learning. They are very much in tune with the system of education and have set up placement cells too.

Admission criteria at Gujarat Maritime University include a Minimum of 60% Marks and Candidates should be 18+. Personal Interviews and Entrance Exams are major criteria for admissions at Gujarat Maritime University.

Gujarat Maritime University, state-run autonomous University where Gujarat Maritime Board being their promoter organization run by IAS. The best option in the offbeat course of specialized MBA in shipping and logistics available in Gujarat than why go for IMU? The admission process is conducted by the college with CAT base model, followed by the interview, I visited the campus the best teaching faculties with the best resources in the heart of Gandhinagar at Gift city, where the maritime cluster of India has been set up, this is the best thing I found to dive in the world of the specialized MBA program at my hometown.

I am currently pursuing L.L.M in Maritime Law from Gujarat Maritime University - [GMU], Gandhi Nagar. The admission of an applicant is based on their L.L.B scores and therefore, it is simplified and quick.

After completing L.L.B, I decided to pursue L.L.M in International Trade Law from Gujarat Maritime University - [GMU], Gandhi Nagar. The admission criteria of the college was simple and based on the merit of a student.

First, I got my bachelor's law degree in place in which I had scored 70%. Thereafter, I went in for the online registration to appear for the Common Law Admission Test that is conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities. The university took into account my CLAT score. The application fee for my course was Rs.1,000/-. Only 17 seats were available for my course so, I had to go for coaching classes to be completely prepared for the exam.

I opt for LLM as this degree help lawyers in specialization. This course can open doors to teaching, professional research and policy work. I got admission in Masters of Law on the basis of my score in CLAT examination and bachelor's degree followed by personal interview.

I choose this diploma in international trade law as this field gives lots of opportunities in India as well as over seas. I got direct admission in this college on the basis of 5 year integrated law degree. Students just have to clear the interview round which is very easy. Questions related to future and law asked by some faculties of the college.

I first gave CLAT that is Common Law Admission Test and scored 105 marks and got call from this college in 3rd merit list similarly You have to first give CLAT examination. Then you would be allotted a college through CAP round.