Fergusson Junior College tops science and arts cutoffs for FYJC admissions in Pune
As the Class 11 (FYJC) cutoffs for Round 1 allotments under Maharashtra's Centralised Admission Process (CAP) were released on Saturday evening, Fergusson Junior College topped the charts in the science and arts streams in Pune city, while Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce (BMCC) topped the chart in commerce.
For the science stream, the general category cutoff at Fergusson Junior College is 95.9 per cent (479 marks) in the aided category. In the un-aided category, the college's cutoff stands at 95.4 per cent (477 marks). Laxmanrao Apte Junior College ranked second with a cutoff of 95.2 per cent (476 marks) and Mahatma Phule Junior College ranked third with a cutoff of 95.0 per cent (475 marks).
For the arts stream, the general category cutoff at Fergusson Junior College is 96.4 per cent (482 marks) in the aided category. In the self-financed category, the college's cutoff stands at 94.0 per cent (470 marks). Sir Parashurambhau Junior College ranked second with a cutoff of 92.6 per cent (463 marks) and Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce ranked third with a cutoff of 92.0 per cent (460 marks).
For the commerce stream, the general category cutoff for the Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce is 96.2 per cent (481 marks). In the un-aided category, BMCC's cutoff stands at 95.8 per cent (479 marks). Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce ranked second with a cutoff of 94.0 per cent (470 marks) and the Garware College of Commerce ranked third with a cutoff of 93.6 per cent (468 marks).
Soham is a Correspondent with the Indian Express in Pune.
A journalism graduate, he was a fact-checker before joining the Express. Soham currently covers education and is also interested in civic issues, health, human rights, and politics. ... Read More
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As the Class 11 (FYJC) cutoffs for Round 1 allotments under Maharashtra's Centralised Admission Process (CAP) were released on Saturday evening, Fergusson Junior College topped the charts in the science and arts streams in Pune city, while Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce (BMCC) topped the chart in commerce. For the science stream, the general category cutoff at Fergusson Junior College is 95.9 per cent (479 marks) in the aided category. In the un-aided category, the college's cutoff stands at 95.4 per cent (477 marks). Laxmanrao Apte Junior College ranked second with a cutoff of 95.2 per cent (476 marks) and Mahatma Phule Junior College ranked third with a cutoff of 95.0 per cent (475 marks). For the arts stream, the general category cutoff at Fergusson Junior College is 96.4 per cent (482 marks) in the aided category. In the self-financed category, the college's cutoff stands at 94.0 per cent (470 marks). Sir Parashurambhau Junior College ranked second with a cutoff of 92.6 per cent (463 marks) and Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce ranked third with a cutoff of 92.0 per cent (460 marks). For the commerce stream, the general category cutoff for the Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce is 96.2 per cent (481 marks). In the un-aided category, BMCC's cutoff stands at 95.8 per cent (479 marks). Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce ranked second with a cutoff of 94.0 per cent (470 marks) and the Garware College of Commerce ranked third with a cutoff of 93.6 per cent (468 marks). Soham is a Correspondent with the Indian Express in Pune. A journalism graduate, he was a fact-checker before joining the Express. Soham currently covers education and is also interested in civic issues, health, human rights, and politics. ... Read More
