  We perform a status analysis of selective supersymmetric GUT models in light
of recent constraints from collider and dark matter detection experiments. We
find that a significant region of the parameter space of these models is still
accessible to these experiments. Amongst the models we analyze, the split
family model provides solutions that can explain the observed deviation in
anomalous magnetic moment of the muon. Furthermore, there is a notable region
of the parameter space of each model which yields the desired relic abundance
for neutralino dark matter. We also present the prediction of spin independent
and spin dependent neutralino cross sections in these models and find that
there is parameter space which can be probed at future experiments searching
for dark matter. Our analysis serves as a motivation to continue the search for
supersymmetry at various experimental fronts.
