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First Year Junior College, fyjc 11th admission 2022 merit list 1 has been released. Students who applied for Maharashtra fyjc 11th admission 2022 can check the 1st round seat allotment result on the official website.

The online application process for the First Year Junior College (fyjc) or Class 11th Centralised Online Admission Process 2023-24 by the School Education and Sports Department, Maharashtra, is set to commence tomorrow, on August 17th. Students who will be shortlisted will have to report to the allotted school for admission formalities between August 26 to 31, 2023.

round one of fyjc first-come, first-served admissions, 390 of the 531 students who claimed seats, confirmed their admissions. On Friday, students with a score of above 60% had a chance to claim seats. Up for grabs were over 1.04 lakh seats across colleges in Mumbai metropolitan region.

Mumbai first year junior college (fyjc) admissions second merit list has been released today.

Maharashtra fyjc 2025 admissions are now open, with a total of 20.43 lakh seats across 9,281 junior colleges. The online registration process begins on May 21, 2025, and continues until May 28, 2025. Key dates for merit list release, document uploads, and seat allotment have been announced. Students must track their application status and complete necessary steps, including uploading documents and confirming details. The process is entirely online via the official mahafyjcadmissions.in portal.

The Maharashtra Directorate of Education has announced that registration for the fyjc Admission 2025 CAP Round 2 will commence on July 10, with the allotment list expected on July 17. Students can modify preferences and those selected must confirm admissions between July 18-21. In Round 1, 5,08,096 students confirmed seats, with Science being the most preferred stream.

The Maharashtra School Education Department has announced the Round 2 seat allotment for fyjc (Class 11) admissions 2025. Students can check their allotment status on the official website and confirm admissions between July 18 and 21. Those who didn't receive a seat can await the vacancy list on July 23, ensuring they have all required documents for verification.

Some ICSE students who have registered for fyjc admissions were shocked to find the hospitality management subject taken by them in Class 10 has not been included in the admission process.

The Maharashtra fyjc admission deadline for 2025 has been extended to June 3, 2025, due to technical issues on the online portal. Over 20 lakh seats are available across 9,200 junior colleges for Class 11 admissions. Students can register online for Rs. 100 and the revised schedule includes merit list releases and quota admissions in June 2025.

The Maharashtra School Education Department has released the fyjc 2025 first provisional merit list on June 6, 2025, at mahafyjcadmissions.in. Over 10.85 lakh students applied for 20.43 lakh seats across 9,281 junior colleges in eight regional divisions. The list currently includes students scoring between 400 and 500 marks. Candidates can log in to check their status and submit objections if needed. The final merit list and seat allotment will follow soon.

The schedule for admission to the first year of junior college (fyjc) in the state will be declared on Monday, Mahesh Palkar, director of secondary and higher secondary education, said on Friday.

The high demand for polytechnic and vocational courses has resulted in more than half of the over 91,000 seats remaining vacant in the first year junior college (fyjc) common admission process (CAP) here.

The Maharashtra School Education Department has released the fyjc 2025 CAP round 1 seat allotment list. Over 12.7 lakh students applied for admission to Class 11 across Maharashtra. Candidates can confirm their allotted seats from June 30 to July 7 at mahafyjcadmissions.in. The second admission round begins on July 9. The government has also expanded the 10% in-house quota policy. Seat allotment details are available for regions including MMR, Pune, Nagpur, Amravati, and Nashik.

The Maharashtra School Education and Sports Department has announced the release of the fyjc 1st merit list 2023 today, June 21, for Class 11th online admissions at 11thadmission.org.in. The Centralized Admission Process (CAP) has offered more than 370,000 seats for junior colleges, including the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, Vasai, Bhiwandi, and Panvel.

Even as quota merit lists and admissions for fyjc are underway, the education department is yet to announce the total intake capacity available for junior colleges in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.

Even as the second academic term has begun, the state has given one last chance for students to seek admission in fyjc.

The state education department has changed the first-year junior college (fyjc, Std XI) mock admission form schedule. According to the earlier dates, the students could start filling out the forms from Tuesday. However, the process will not start till May 23.

If students still have to register for the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for class XI admission, they have to do it by Monday. Though the First Year Junior College (fyjc) admission process is underway, new registrations will not be allowed from Tuesday.

Over 14,000 students have been allotted colleges in the special round of admission to First Year Junior College (fyjc, Std XI). The students, who have been allotted colleges, can confirm admissions until August 19.

With a varied number of vacant seats in colleges for First Year Junior College (fyjc), the open category cut-offs in the special merit list announced on Wednesday were higher or lower compared to the third list. While, several minority colleges saw a drop as they surrendered vacant quota seats, the cut-offs at non-minority colleges rose.

With fyjc online admissions ending on Thursday , colleges can fill their vacant seats from Saturday .

The Centralized Admission Process (CAP) for the First Year Junior College (fyjc) admissions for the academic year 2019-2020 concluded on September 14. The admissions were carried out on the first come first served (FCFS) basis on Satuday until 1pm.

An option given to students to fill their choice of seats under the management quota on the first-year junior college (fyjc) admissions' portal this year has stumped colleges, especially where demand exceeds supply.

The deputy director of education, Pune division, announced a revised schedule for first year junior college (fyjc) admission. Students who scored 35% and above in their Class X examinations can opt for admission on Tuesday on a first-come, first-served basis.