The centralized online admission to first-year junior colleges (FYJC) in Maharashtra is over. As per official data, a total of 3,00,015 seats have been filled in 1,496 colleges in the state. For the vacant 2,34,135 seats a first-come-first-serve admission will be held, state education minister Varsha Gaikwad said on Sunday.
“Over 3 lakh students have secured admissions under the Centralised Online Admission to #FYJC. Congratulations! For those yet to secure one, another round of admissions on FirstCome,FirstServed (FCFS) basis will be held from Sept 28- Oct 14.Avail the opportunity!!Details below,” Gaikwad tweeted, in English and Marathi language, on Sunday.
Under this admission phase, a total of 1,36,039 seats are available in Mumbai region in 838 colleges. In Pune region, where there are 317 junior colleges, a total of 52,287 vacant seats are open for first-come-first-serve admission. In Nagpur there are 29,941 vacant seats in 217 colleges. In Amravati and Nashik there are 7,033 and 8,835 vacant seats respectively.
{{/usCountry}}Under this admission phase, a total of 1,36,039 seats are available in Mumbai region in 838 colleges. In Pune region, where there are 317 junior colleges, a total of 52,287 vacant seats are open for first-come-first-serve admission. In Nagpur there are 29,941 vacant seats in 217 colleges. In Amravati and Nashik there are 7,033 and 8,835 vacant seats respectively.
{{/usCountry}}After this admission round is over, the final vacancy list will be released on October 14 at 11.55 pm.
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