Over 1.32 Lakh Seats Allotted in Vidarbha as Maharashtra's FYJC Admissions Begin
Nagpur: The Maharashtra school education department is set to begin the First-Year Junior College (FYJC) admission process under CAP Round 1 from July 1, with nearly 33% of seats allotted in Vidarbha—marginally higher than the state average of around 30%.
Students will have about a week to complete the admission formalities. For the first time in Maharashtra, Class 11 admissions are being conducted on the same online platform where the merit list was declared, which was released on Saturday.
In the Vidarbha region comprising Nagpur and Amravati divisions, 1,32,708 seats have been allotted out of 4,08,490 available, reflecting an allotment rate of 32.5%. This indicates that nearly two-thirds of the seats remain open for future rounds, offering students greater flexibility and choice in the upcoming stages.
Among the three academic streams, science emerged as the most preferred option. Of the 1,85,275 science seats available in Vidarbha, 75,445 were allotted, showing a fill rate of 40.7%. The arts stream followed with 44,348 allotments from 1,61,435 seats, resulting in a 27.5% fill rate. Commerce remained the least sought-after stream, with only 12,915 of 61,780 seats allotted—a low fill rate of just 20.9%.
A district-wise analysis reveals that the Amravati division slightly outperformed the Nagpur division in terms of allotments.
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In the Amravati division, which includes Akola, Amravati, Yavatmal, Buldhana, and Washim, 65,653 students secured seats from a pool of 1,91,075, reflecting a 34.4% allotment rate. In comparison, the Nagpur division, comprising Nagpur, Gondia, Bhandara, Wardha, Chandrapur, and Gadchiroli, saw 67,055 allotments out of 2,17,415 seats, marking a slightly lower allotment rate of 30.9%.
Students can check their allotment status online at mahafyjcadmissions.in and must complete document verification and confirm their admission by July 7. Round 2 of the CAP process is expected to begin on July 9, with the next merit list and details of vacant seats to be released shortly thereafter.
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