ahmedabad the gujarat university has decided to have online centralized admission for the commerce colleges in ahmedabad and the bachelor of business administration and bachelor of computer application affiliated to the university the process will begin from may 15 and the academic session will begin from july 1 a meeting of the principals of the bcom bba and bca colleges chaired by the vice chancellor m n patel was held at gujarat university during the meeting apart from increasing the number of helpline centres and also giving out training to the students to fill up the forms the meeting also decided the students of the central board secondary education who were to get a provisional eligibility certificate pec from the university for seeking admission will no longer be required to submit the pec to the university however the exemption of pec was for students who have cleared their examination from the cbse schools situated in gujarat the meeting also decided that the process for online registration will begin from may 15 even if the results are yet to be declared by the gujarat secondary and higher secondary education board the meeting also decided that the online admission in bcom will be only for colleges situated in ahmedabad while the colleges in rural will conduct the admissions on their own during the meeting the principal of the colleges objected to the online admission and said that many students find it difficult as they get the college away from their area of residence but the vc said that this was based on merit and hence all students are treated equally the meeting also decided that the students will have to give their choices of college right at the time of registration only the meeting also decided that a helpline centre will be set up in each college and a campaign will be taken up to assist the students in filling up the forms online also the meeting decided that original documents will be returned back once admission was confirmed and the college will take back the documents only after the colleges begin studies