Gamit (Gamti) is a Bhil language of Gujarat, mainly the area of Surat. It is mostly spoken by the Gamit caste; according to Ethnologue "most speakers have high school or college education". Gamti proper has most of the speakers; Mawchi Gamti of Gujarat and Maharashtra has about 80,000.

The Gamits or Gavits are a small Indian tribal population residing in Surat, Bharuch and Tapi districts of south Gujarat and Dhule and Nandurbar districts of north Maharashtra. These indigenous people speak Gamit, which has no written script and belongs to Bhil subgroup of the central Indo Aryan languages. As far as education is considered most of them study in Gujarati language. Now with influence of external world the education is increased and many go for education in English Medium. A decade or two back this population was very backward in terms of lifestyle, education, clothings etc., but now have merged with the modern world. The use of Gamit language is being slowly replaced with the Gujarati language.

The patron Saint of the Gamits is Ghuriya Bhagat, born with the name Ghuriya Gamit. He was given a few idols by a Sanyasi (sage) and then became observant worshipper himself, and created a temple which has become a pilgrimage centre for the gamits. Him and his family also carried out reform activities to try and educate the Gamits in society.