FYJC online admission process to start from May 19 for academic year 2025-26
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Pune: Students seeking admission to the first year of junior college (FYJC) for the 2025–26 academic year can submit their application forms online from May 19-28, according to a govt resolution (GR) issued on Tuesday.The Pune divisional directorate of education has released a list of 12 documents that students must keep ready to upload during the online form submission to ensure a smooth admission process. Until last year, the online centralised admission process (CAP) was limited to six civic zones — Mumbai Metropolitan Region, Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad, Nagpur, Nashik, Amravati, and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. However, starting this year, the system will be implemented across the state.Jyoti Parihar, assistant director at the deputy director of education office, Pune division, said that they will act against private managements for any delay or denial of admission for the academic year, and even take legal action if necessary. "No admission can be made to the school management through any system other than the online one," Parihar told TOI, adding that each student can submit only one application — if they want to change the stream in any rounds, they can do so.The latest GR also warns of legal action if students submit forged documents during admission. "Alteration of Std X marksheet will result in debarment from Std XI admission for the year 2025-26," it said.Part II of the form can be filled after the declaration of the Std X results, while part one can be filled from May 19 onwards. The admissions to seats reserved under in-house, management, and minority quotas will be held during the zero round before regular rounds."Four general rounds will be organised and the best of five marks in the board exams will be considered for merit. After the four general rounds, a special round — which will be open for all — will be organised for two days on a first-come, first-served basis. However, in case of more applications than available vacancies, admissions will be decided on a merit basis only on the basis of marks obtained in Std X. For this, admission will be given using a computerised system and online method," said the GR.Checklist:According to Jyoti Parihar, assistant director, deputy director of education office, Pune division, documents required by students to apply for FYJC admission include:1. Marksheet of Std X / equivalent examination2. Original copy of Std X school leaving certificate3. Caste certificate of student4. Non-creamy layer certificate5. EWS eligibility certificate6. Disability certificate7. Project-affected / earthquake-affected certificate8. Veteran and ex-serviceman foster certificate9. Certificate of district sports officer or divisional deputy director of sports for international and national sports students10. Certificate of divisional deputy commissioner of women and child development for orphan students11. Certificate and marksheet with the signature and seal of the Indian Embassy of the respective country for students coming from abroad12. Transfer order and joining letter (For parents of transferred state govt/central govt/private sector employees)Pune: Students seeking admission to the first year of junior college (FYJC) for the 2025–26 academic year can submit their application forms online from May 19-28, according to a govt resolution (GR) issued on Tuesday.The Pune divisional directorate of education has released a list of 12 documents that students must keep ready to upload during the online form submission to ensure a smooth admission process. Until last year, the online centralised admission process (CAP) was limited to six civic zones — Mumbai Metropolitan Region, Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad, Nagpur, Nashik, Amravati, and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. However, starting this year, the system will be implemented across the state.Jyoti Parihar, assistant director at the deputy director of education office, Pune division, said that they will act against private managements for any delay or denial of admission for the academic year, and even take legal action if necessary. "No admission can be made to the school management through any system other than the online one," Parihar told TOI, adding that each student can submit only one application — if they want to change the stream in any rounds, they can do so.The latest GR also warns of legal action if students submit forged documents during admission. "Alteration of Std X marksheet will result in debarment from Std XI admission for the year 2025-26," it said.Part II of the form can be filled after the declaration of the Std X results, while part one can be filled from May 19 onwards. The admissions to seats reserved under in-house, management, and minority quotas will be held during the zero round before regular rounds."Four general rounds will be organised and the best of five marks in the board exams will be considered for merit. After the four general rounds, a special round — which will be open for all — will be organised for two days on a first-come, first-served basis. However, in case of more applications than available vacancies, admissions will be decided on a merit basis only on the basis of marks obtained in Std X. For this, admission will be given using a computerised system and online method," said the GR.Checklist:According to Jyoti Parihar, assistant director, deputy director of education office, Pune division, documents required by students to apply for FYJC admission include:1. Marksheet of Std X / equivalent examination2. Original copy of Std X school leaving certificate3. Caste certificate of student4. Non-creamy layer certificate5. EWS eligibility certificate6. Disability certificate7. Project-affected / earthquake-affected certificate8. Veteran and ex-serviceman foster certificate9. Certificate of district sports officer or divisional deputy director of sports for international and national sports students10. Certificate of divisional deputy commissioner of women and child development for orphan students11. Certificate and marksheet with the signature and seal of the Indian Embassy of the respective country for students coming from abroad12. Transfer order and joining letter (For parents of transferred state govt/central govt/private sector employees)
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