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Maharashtra Announces Special Round For Class 11 Admissions As Over 13.43 Lakh Students Register

Mumbai: The Maharashtra School Education Department has announced a special round of the Centralised Online Admission Process (CAP) for Class 11 students who have not yet secured admission for the academic year 2026-27. According to the department's notification issued on August 21, a total of 13,43,418 students have registered for the Class 11 centralised online admission process so far. The…

Maharashtra Announces Special Round For Class 11 Admissions As Over 13.43 Lakh Students Register

Mumbai: The Maharashtra School Education Department has announced a special round for Class 11 admissions under the Centralised Online Admission Process (CAP) for the 2026-27 academic year. As of August 21, 13,43,418 students have registered. This special round is for students whose admissions have not yet been confirmed. Students must list preferences for 10 junior colleges.

They must complete both Part 1 and Part 2 of the application and lock them within the deadlines. Vacant seats will be displayed on August 23. Registration and corrections to Part 1 can be done until August 24. Preference forms must be filled and locked between August 23 and August 24. The allotment process is scheduled for August 25.

Students will receive admission updates via SMS. After allotment, students must complete document verification and pay fees at the junior college. The college will then confirm, reject, or cancel the admission. Quota admissions require colleges to contact eligible students within the given period. The schedule includes data processing on August 29 and the display of vacant seats on August 30.

Students, parents, schools, and junior colleges must complete each stage on time. The admission process is conducted on the official Class 11 centralised admission portal, mahafyjcadmissions.in. A helpline is available for assistance.

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