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Maharashtra FYJC Admissions Portal to Resume May 26 After Initial Crash

The statewide online system for junior college admissions, implemented for the first time, faced technical issues on launch day but will reopen with extended timelines and support measures.

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Mukund Andhalkar, chairperson of the State Junior College Teachers Federation said students, parents and teachers lacked knowledge about the online admission process. (Praful Gangurde /HT Photo)
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Overview

  • The online admission process for First-Year Junior College (FYJC) in Maharashtra will resume on May 26 and remain open until June 3 after a portal crash disrupted registrations on May 21.
  • This is the first year the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) is being implemented statewide, covering over 20 lakh seats across 9,281 junior colleges.
  • Authorities have deployed two technical experts per division and launched an official WhatsApp channel to address issues, improve communication, and combat misinformation.
  • The Maharashtra State Junior College Teachers’ Federation and political groups have criticized the system's statewide rollout, citing rural students' lack of digital access and infrastructure.
  • The revised timeline includes key dates such as the release of the first allotment list on June 10, with admissions to be finalized by June 18.