Archive · 17 Aug 2026

Maharashtra Agriculture CAP Round 1 Allots Seats to 10,871 Students

Maharashtra Agriculture CAP Round 1 Allots Seats to 10,871 Students

This story is about students in Maharashtra, India, who want to study agriculture and food science in college.

The state runs a big system called CAP that gives students seats in agriculture colleges.

In the first round, 10,871 students got seats.

Out of those, 3,147 students got their very first choice of college.

More than 23,000 students signed up, but only about 19,000 filled in their choices in time.

The most popular course was B.Sc.

Agriculture, with almost 8,000 students getting seats.

Students who got a seat must visit their college between August 17 and 19 to show their documents.

They also have to pay a small fee of 1,000 rupees.

If they say no to their first-choice college, they cannot join the next rounds.

The second round of seats will be announced on August 20.

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