Archive · 27 May 2025
Maharashtra Colleges Challenge FYJC In-House Quota Rule
Some schools are not happy about a new rule for junior college admissions.
The rule says that if a school and a college are run by the same people, only students from schools right next to the college can get special admission spots.
Schools want this rule changed so that students from other schools they run can also get these spots.
The Education Minister will listen to their suggestions.
Educational institutes plan to submit a request to change the new FYJC in-house quota rules.
The new rule restricts the in-house quota to schools within the junior college premises.
Officials state that the new rule will affect students in both urban and rural areas.
The Education Minister will consider suggestions from management.
The online application process for FYJC admissions resumed after technical issues.
- Who
- College Managements and the School Education Department.
- What
- Challenging the new in-house quota rule for FYJC admissions.
- When
- Recent
- Where
- Maharashtra
- Why
- To change FYJC in-house quota rules.
College Managements
Education Department
In-House Quota
College Managements
Students from schools outside the junior college premises should be eligible for in-house quota.
Education Department
Current rule restricts in-house quota eligibility to schools within the premises.
- Key Official
- Education Minister Dada Bhuse
- Next Steps
- Colleges can send suggestions for review
- Admission Type
- FYJC admissions
- Affected Students
- Same management schools outside college premises
Sources
Decision to make Hindi compulsory from Std I stayed: Dada Bhuse
Maharashtra FYCJ admissions 2025 starts at mahafyjcadmissions.in: Check direct link to apply here and other key details here
