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3mo ago

Maharashtra Restores District-Wide In-House Quota and Extends Class 11 Admission Deadline

Reinstating in-house benefits for students across separate campuses within a district, the revision also implements quota flexibility to streamline the extended online process.

The online admission process for Class 11 is currently underway across the state. (REPRESENTATIVE PHOTO)
To address the confusion among parents and students, the education department has extended the registration deadline for FYJC admissions from June 3 to June 5 (Photo by Anshuman Poyrekar/Hindustan Times) (Anshuman Poyrekar/HT Photo)
The earlier deadline for registration was June 3. (REPRESENTATIVE PIC)
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Overview

  • The admission portal, which crashed on its May 21 launch under heavy traffic, was upgraded for stability and mobile compatibility before reopening on May 26.
  • The government reversed its earlier campus-only rule and restored a 10% in-house quota for students from schools and junior colleges under the same management within a revenue district.
  • Minority-run higher secondary schools will retain a 40% quota and may transfer any unfilled minority seats to the general category after the first admission round.
  • Colleges can now voluntarily surrender vacant seats from both in-house and minority quotas after the first round to increase availability in centralised allotment rounds.
  • Registrations have exceeded 1,085,000 as of June 2, and the deadline has been moved from June 3 to June 5 at 2 PM to give applicants time to revise preferences under the updated rules.