“FYJC Admissions 2025-26: Everything You Need to Know About Dates, Process, Fees & FAQs”
“FYJC Admissions 2025-26: Everything You Need to Know About Dates, Process, Fees & FAQs”
Great news! The Maharashtra School Education Department is making Class 11 admissions totally online this year—just head over to mahafyjcadmissions.in anytime between May 26 and June 5, 2025 (by 2 PM) to sign up for any Maharashtra State Board school.
Admissions for the first year of Junior College (Class 11) in Maharashtra are carried out across five main regions: Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Nashik, and Amravati. If you’ve cleared your Class 10 exams with any recognized board—like the Maha SSC—you’re all set to apply!
The first opportunity to register for these admissions was open from May 26 to June 5, 2025. For details on how to apply, when the selection list will be released, and other key dates related to the Maharashtra FYJC Class 11 admission process, you can read further on the official portal.
Now that you’ve passed your Class 10 exams, you can apply for FYJC (First Year Junior College) in Maharashtra. The online application kicked off on May 26, 2025, and the first registration window closed on June 5.
Great news! As of today, June 26, you can head over to mahafyjcadmissions.in to check the first list of selected students and view the cut-off marks.
if your name appears in the list, you will need to visit your allotted college between June 27 and July 3 to verify your documents and pay the admission fees.
FYJC 2025 in Maharashtra: First seat allotment list has been postponed to June 30 😊
If you get your first-choice college, all you need to do is go there and complete the admission steps within the given deadline to secure your seat. But if you’re not happy with your allotted spot, you can skip confirming it now and wait for the next round instead. And if you don’t get any seat at all, just hang tight—you’ll automatically be included in the next seat-allotment round according to the schedule.
Across Maharashtra’s FYJC admission process, there are roughly 2 million seats up for grabs: about 852,000 in Science, 540,000 in Commerce, and 650,000 in Arts. To make signing up easier, the official portal was briefly taken offline so it could be upgraded for mobile use—now you can apply smoothly right from your phone.
On top of that, the government has set up a dedicated CAP helpline number and email address, so you can get help with any questions about the Centralized Admission Process.
According to the new guidelines from the State Education Directorate, each junior college’s in-house quota is reserved only for students who come from schools run by the same management and are on the same campus.
Finally, the admission drive covers eight divisions—Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Nashik, Kolhapur, Amravati, Latur, and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. Just a heads-up: the Konkan division is not part of the CAP this year.