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Indian Express
3 days ago
- Business
- Indian Express
First merit list of FYJC admissions finally declared
After a prolonged delay, the first merit list of the First Year Junior College (FYJC) admissions was finally declared on Saturday — 59 per cent of the total applicants for the Common Admission Process (CAP) round 1 have been allotted seats. All these students have until July 7 to confirm their admissions in the allotted seats. In all, 10,66,005 candidates had applied for FYJC admissions under CAP round 1, including 2,31,356 for Arts, 2,24,931 for Commerce and 6,09,718 for Science. Of the total applicants, 6,32,194 have been allotted seats in CAP round 1 — 1,49,791 in Arts, 1,39,602 in Commerce and 3,42,801 in Science. In all, 4,57,841 candidates have been allotted seats in their first college of preference. This includes 1,35,620 allotments in Arts, 82,594 allotments in Commerce and 2,39,627 in Science. As per rules, all these students have to confirm their admissions in their allotted seats. Meanwhile, out of 1,45,225 applications received under the in-house, minority and management quota of junior colleges, 60,487 admissions have been confirmed in round zero, which takes place before CAP round 1. Now, after admissions under CAP round 1 are finalised, the vacancy list for round 2 will be declared on July 9. The FYJC merit list, which was earlier scheduled to be out on June 26, was delayed due to technical snags. The office of deputy director had announced that the list will be out on June 30, but it was declared on Saturday evening. With slight variations, cutoffs of popular city colleges have gone up marginally. For example, at the city's most popular St Xavier's College, cutoff for Arts remained the same as that of last year's – 94.3 per cent. Whereas in Science stream it has gone up from 91.6 per cent to 93. At Ruia College, cutoff for Arts increased marginally from 92.2 per cent to 92.4 whereas in Science it has gone up from 93.4 per cent to 94.4.
Indian Express
5 days ago
- General
- Indian Express
Delay in FYJC admissions, first merit list to be out on June 30
The first merit of the First Year Junior College (FYJC) admissions in Maharashtra which was to be declared on Thursday, will now be out on June 30 (Monday). This is the fourth revision to FYJC admission schedule adding another delay of four days to the Common Admission Process (CAP). Director of Education (Secondary) Mahesh Palkar, said, 'The data which is huge in numbers is yet under process leading to the delay in declaration of merit list. Now the first merit list will be declared on June 30. And a revised admission schedule for CAP will be released soon.' But with a lack of clarity on postponement on Thursday, there was panic among FYJC aspirants and their parents who kept refreshing the official admission website to check for the first merit list. According to parents, there is already much chaos around FYJC admissions and every delay is leading to increased anxiety among students. One of the parents said, 'The least they could do is put up a message on the official website that the first merit list is not going to be declared on Thursday as per the schedule. We kept checking the website after every hour for the merit list.' Several parents have also pointed out that with another delay to FYJC admissions, their wards are now sitting idle for more than three months. 'The SSC (Class 10) board exam was over in March. It was declared that board exams are being held early so that the next academic year will begin on time after admissions. But now, even as June is ending, there is no clarity on FYJC admissions.' The FYJC admissions this year are extended to the entire Maharashtra as opposed to a separate online process for each city, which was the practice until last year. Over 12.7 lakh students have registered for FYJC admissions from across the state. Citing that this huge number of candidates has delayed the processing of data, the date to declare the first merit list was earlier pushed from June 10 to June 26.
Indian Express
20-06-2025
- Politics
- Indian Express
Engineering aspirants can now apply through state CET cell for admission under institutional quota
Engineering aspirants seeking admission under the 20% institutional quota in Maharashtra can now apply through the Common Admission Process (CAP) conducted by the state CET Cell. While colleges will retain the right to issue their own merit lists, this new option aims to give students an alternative to apply if direct applications to colleges is not possible due to any reason. With MHT-CET results out, engineering admissions in Maharashtra are expected to start soon. The Higher and Technical Education Department announced revised rules on Friday. The government has already declared clear eligibility criteria for NRI candidates—who will occupy 5% of institutional quota seats. Additionally, colleges are already informed about fee-related guidelines for these seats. They charge up to three times the regular fees for management quota seats and five times more for NRI quota seats. All this streamlining is expected to bring greater transparency to engineering admissions, including those under institutional quota. The notification declaring amendment to the Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admission to the Full Time Professional Undergraduate, Post Graduate, Integrated or Dual Degree Technical Courses) states, 'in case candidate is unable to submit the application directly to the institution concerned for any reason, the candidate shall have the opportunity to apply through the website of the Competent Authority till the date of allotment of final CAP Round. These applications will be forwarded to the respective institutions after the allotment process of CAP Round-IV. The concerned institution shall consider such applications while preparing the Inter-Se-Merit.' Traditionally, 80% of engineering seats are filled through CAP, with the remaining 20% filled by colleges under the institutional quota. As per information shared by the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), while this process remains unchanged, students now have the CAP portal as an optional route for institutional quota applications. Director of DTE, Vinod Mohitkar, said, 'There is absolutely no intrusion on admissions done at the institutional level. We are only providing an optional platform for students to apply for those seats. This is only because we would receive random complaints from students that certain institutes are not taking their application of admission under institutional quota. In such cases they will have another option to apply. These applications will be sent to colleges to consider while declaring merit list.' Another significant change is the introduction of a fourth CAP round, as opposed to established practice of three CAP rounds. This is expected to allow students one additional chance to secure admission through CAP before the institutional round begins. Furthermore, there will be stricter rules for admission confirmation. Previously, confirmation was only mandatory if candidates were allotted their first-choice college. Now, in Round 2, confirmation is required if the allotted college is among the top three choices, and in Round 3, if it is among the top six.
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Business Standard
11-06-2025
- General
- Business Standard
Maharashtra FYCJ Class 11 merit list to be released today: How to check
Maharashtra FYCJ Class 11 merit list: The Maharashtra Department of School Education and Sports is set to release the general final merit list for First Year Junior College (FYJC) admissions 2025 today, June 11. Students who have registered for the Class 11 admission process can check the final list on the official portal — According to the official schedule, admissions under the Zero Round Quota, including Management, In-house, and Minority categories, will take place from June 12 to June 14. The preparation for the Common Admission Process (CAP) Round 1 merit list will begin on June 17. The seat allotment results for CAP Round 1 will be announced on June 26, and students allotted seats in this round must confirm their admissions between June 27 and July 3. The list of vacant seats for CAP Round 2 will be released on July 5. Maharashtra FYJC 2025 final merit list: Available seats This year, over 9,281 junior colleges offering courses in Arts, Commerce, and Science are participating in the FYJC admission process, with more than 20 lakh seats available for Class 11 students. Maharashtra FYJC 2025 final merit list Date: Maharashtra merit list for First Year Junior College (FYJC) admissions 2025 today, June 11. How to check and download the Maharashtra FYJC 2025 final merit list? Here are the steps to download the Maharashtra FYJC 2025 final merit list: Download and print the FYJC 2025 Final Merit List for future reference. Maharashtra FYJC 2025 final merit list: Important dates Event/Activity Date(s) Submission of objections or correction requests via student login June 7 – June 9, 2025 Grievance redressal by Deputy Directors of Education Finalization of grievance redressal by authorities Final general merit list publication June 11, 2025 Zero-round quota admission process June 12 – June 14, 2025 Preparation of merit list for CAP Round 1 June 17, 2025 Display of Junior College Allotment for CAP Round 1 June 26, 2025 Admission of students to allotted junior colleges June 27 – July 3, 2025 Display of vacancy list for Regular Round 2 July 7, 2025
Time of India
08-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
First list for FYJC on June 26 on website, admission confirmation from next day
Nashik: The first admission list under the Common Admission Process (CAP) for FYJC will be announced on June 26 in respective junior colleges and on students' login portals. The cut-offs for admissions will also be available on the portal. The first round of admission confirmations will begin on June 27, when students can log into their accounts and, if allotted to their preferred colleges, click to proceed with admission. A fresh timetable issued on Saturday for FYJC admissions across the state said that the general merit list will be published on Wednesday. The zero-round for management and in-house quota allocations is scheduled for Thursday, allowing students seeking quota-based admissions to finalize their seats in the respective colleges between June 12 and 14. Students who have filed their forms can go through the provisional general merit list announced by the department of education and suggest corrections or file grievances till Monday, a senior officer from the office of the deputy director of education in Nashik told TOI. Deputy directors of education in all the divisions must address the objections and grievances by Monday evening. The officer said, "The merit list of eligible candidates will be prepared on June 17, and allocations will begin for CAP round 1. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Memperdagangkan CFD Emas dengan salah satu spread terendah? IC Markets Mendaftar Undo The same will be audited by the divisional CAP committees to ensure there are no anomalies." The officer added, "Students will then have to approach their allotted colleges with documents for verification and payment of the prescribed fees with the confirmation of admission. All this will have to be done by the students by July 3. Students who do not take admissions despite allocation to the colleges of their choice will have to skip the following round before being eligible to participate in the admission process again. "For students who have been allotted their first preference, it is compulsory to take admission in that junior college. If such students fail to take admission, they will be blocked for the next regular round. They can then only be considered for subsequent rounds," said the officer. According to official figures, 12,71,295 students registered on the portal on the last day of registration last Thursday. Mumbai division had more than 2.9 lakh registrations, the maximum, while the Pune division had approximately 2.2 lakh applications. Other divisions, such as Nagpur, Nashik, Kolhapur, and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, also saw robust participation. Mumbai I 2,92,603 Pune I 2,19,154 Nashik I 1,40,897 Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar I 1,40,081 Kolhapur I 1,27,090 Amravati I 1,23,666 Nagpur I 1,14,623 Latur I 76,936 Total I 12,71,295
