Maharashtra FYCJ first merit list 2026 released at mahafyjcadmissions.in: Check direct link and other important details here
The Maharashtra Department of School Education & Sports has released the FYJC merit list 2026, initiating the next round of Class 11 admission process. Candidates who have registered themselves for admission to junior college can see the result of their registration and allotment from the official admission website.
As per the admission timetable, CAP Round 1 and Quota Admissions started on May 29, 2026, and will continue till June 3, 2026, at 6 pm.
Candidates who have been allotted any junior college need to complete their admission formalities within the designated period.
According to a TNN report, the first FYJC merit list released on May 29 showed a marginal decline of up to 2 percentage points in cut-offs across several Mumbai colleges. Educationists attributed the trend partly to the admission schedule being advanced by nearly a month compared to previous years, which may have caused some students to miss the initial application window.
The report noted that Maharashtra recorded a seven-year low Secondary School Certificate (SSC) pass percentage of 90.75% this year, a factor that may have influenced admission trends. In the Mumbai region, 1,33,323 of the 2,11,660 registered applicants secured seats in the first round, while students have been given time until June 3 to confirm their admissions.
As per the admission schedule, the start date of CAP Round 1 & Quota admissions is set from 12 noon on May 29, 2026, and it will continue till 6 pm on June 3, 2026.
The students who are allotted to any junior college are supposed to go through the admission process during the specified period. Students who are satisfied with the allotted junior college are required to visit the allotted junior college, get documents verified, and pay the admission fee.
Failure to complete the admission process within the given period may affect a candidate’s eligibility for the allotted seat.
The state has made available a massive intake capacity for FYJC admissions this year. Official data shows that a total of 20,30,333 seats are being offered across junior colleges in Maharashtra.
Out of these, 16,10,293 seats fall under the Centralised Admission Process (CAP), while 4,59,653 seats have been reserved under various quota categories. The large seat availability is expected to accommodate the growing number of students seeking admission to Class 11 streams, including Science, Commerce and Arts.
Candidates can follow these steps to access their merit list and allotment status:
Click on the round 1 cut off list here.
With admissions now underway, authorities have urged students to carefully verify their allotment details and complete all required procedures before the deadline. As the admission process progresses, further updates regarding seat vacancies, cut-offs and upcoming rounds will be released through the official FYJC admission portal.
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Candidates who have been allotted any junior college need to complete their admission formalities within the designated period.
According to a TNN report, the first FYJC merit list released on May 29 showed a marginal decline of up to 2 percentage points in cut-offs across several Mumbai colleges. Educationists attributed the trend partly to the admission schedule being advanced by nearly a month compared to previous years, which may have caused some students to miss the initial application window.
The report noted that Maharashtra recorded a seven-year low Secondary School Certificate (SSC) pass percentage of 90.75% this year, a factor that may have influenced admission trends. In the Mumbai region, 1,33,323 of the 2,11,660 registered applicants secured seats in the first round, while students have been given time until June 3 to confirm their admissions.
CAP round 1 admission window opens
As per the admission schedule, the start date of CAP Round 1 & Quota admissions is set from 12 noon on May 29, 2026, and it will continue till 6 pm on June 3, 2026.
Failure to complete the admission process within the given period may affect a candidate’s eligibility for the allotted seat.
More than 20 lakh seats available across Maharashtra
The state has made available a massive intake capacity for FYJC admissions this year. Official data shows that a total of 20,30,333 seats are being offered across junior colleges in Maharashtra.
Out of these, 16,10,293 seats fall under the Centralised Admission Process (CAP), while 4,59,653 seats have been reserved under various quota categories. The large seat availability is expected to accommodate the growing number of students seeking admission to Class 11 streams, including Science, Commerce and Arts.
Maharashtra FYJC merit list 2026: Steps to download
Candidates can follow these steps to access their merit list and allotment status:
- Go to the official FYJC admission portal, mahafyjcadmissions.in.
- Click on the FYJC allotment or merit list link available on the homepage.
- Log in using the required credentials.
- Submit the details and view the merit list on the screen.
- Download and save a copy for future reference.
Click on the round 1 cut off list here.
Students advised to complete formalities on time
With admissions now underway, authorities have urged students to carefully verify their allotment details and complete all required procedures before the deadline. As the admission process progresses, further updates regarding seat vacancies, cut-offs and upcoming rounds will be released through the official FYJC admission portal.
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