In Gujarat, the Gujarat Common Admission System (GCAS) has faced backlash from students over ongoing technical and procedural glitches that disrupt the university admission process. On Wednesday, members of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) organized protests, highlighting the system's inconsistencies and demanding immediate reforms. Despite complaints from students and parents since its inception two years ago, the government remains committed to using this centralized portal for admissions. Students have reported issues such as the unavailability of several integrated courses during registration due to pending approvals, limiting their options. Technical problems, including the lack of an edit option for course selection and delays in receiving one-time passwords (OTPs), have further complicated the application process. Additionally, there is uncertainty regarding how students who pass supplementary exams will be integrated into the admission process, as well as confusion over admission quotas for CBSE board students. The ABVP has urged the GCAS office at the Knowledge Consortium of Gujarat (KCG) to address these issues promptly, warning that continued neglect could jeopardize students' academic futures. The registration fee structure, which charges Rs 300 for general category students and Rs 150 for reserved category students regardless of admission status, has also attracted criticism.