Archive · 14 Jun 2025
Maharashtra FYJC Admissions Delayed, Minister Says Similar Timeline
The start of high school in Maharashtra is a little delayed because of some computer problems.
The government is using a new online system for applications, which caused the delay.
While the first round was planned for June 10th, it has now been moved to June 26th.
However, officials say it's still happening at about the same time as last year.
Around 60,487 students have already been admitted through special programs.
First Year Junior College (FYJC) admissions are experiencing delays due to technical issues.
The Central Application Process (CAP) for FYJC admissions is online across Maharashtra for the first time.
The first round CAP allotment, originally scheduled for June 10, has been postponed to June 26.
Maharashtra's Education Minister stated the admission timeline is similar to last year despite the delay.
60,487 students were admitted under various quotas from June 12-14.
- Who
- Students and Maharashtra School Education and Sports Department.
- What
- Delays in FYJC admissions due to technical issues.
- When
- Admission process delayed, with CAP allotment moved from June 10 to June 26.
- Where
- Maharashtra, India.
- Why
- To facilitate admissions to First Year Junior Colleges.
Admission Schedule
Government
Timeframe
Admission Schedule
Delayed admission process
Government
Similar timeline as last year
- Admission Process
- FYJC
- Original CAP Allotment Date
- June 10
- Revised CAP Allotment Date
- June 26
- Admitted Students (Quota)
- 60,487
- Online Process
- Central Application Process (CAP)
