Maharashtra FYJC Admission 2025: Complete Guide to Class 11 Online Registration, Dates, and Merit List

The Maharashtra FYJC Admission 2025 process for Class 11 is now centralized through the official portal mahafyjcadmissions.in, allowing students across the state to apply online without regional restrictions. The admission schedule, starting May 26, 2025, includes key dates for registration, merit lists, and allotment rounds.

Eligibility requires passing Class 10 with English as a subject, and the process involves two parts: registration and college preference selection. With over 20 lakh seats in 9,337 junior colleges, the system ensures transparency, efficiency, and equal opportunity. AUBSP advises all students to follow the official guidelines, submit documents accurately, and confirm admissions promptly to secure their preferred college.

Maharashtra FYJC Admission 2025: A Comprehensive Guide by AUBSP

The Maharashtra First Year Junior College (FYJC) Admission process for the academic year 2025–26 has undergone a significant transformation. For the first time ever, the entire state has adopted a centralized and unified online admission system via mahafyjcadmissions.in. Whether you’re a parent or a student preparing to enter Class 11, this AUBSP guide is your one-stop solution to navigate the admission process confidently and smoothly.

Let’s walk you through every step — from key dates and eligibility to documentation and allotment rounds — so that you can secure your seat in the junior college of your choice.

Important Dates for FYJC Admission 2025

Below is the revised schedule for Maharashtra FYJC Admissions 2025. AUBSP strongly advises all candidates to mark these dates carefully:

Eligibility Criteria

To apply for FYJC Maharashtra Admission 2025, students must fulfill the following conditions:

1. Must have passed Class 10 (SSC) or its equivalent from a recognized board (Maharashtra Board, CBSE, ICSE, etc.).
2. English must have been a compulsory subject in Class 10.
3. Students from other boards must have their marks converted to the SSC equivalent format.
4. Maharashtra State Board students are generally given special preference.

Download official documents for more details:

Step-by-Step Application Process

The FYJC admission procedure is fully online and divided into two parts:

Part 1: Basic Registration

1. Visit Official Portal: mahafyjcadmissions.in
2. Click on ‘New Student Registration’
3. Enter Basic Details: Name, DOB, SSC seat number, mobile number.
4. Create Password & Verify via OTP
5. Login to Dashboard
6. Fill in Additional Details: Address, school name, academic info.
7. Upload Required Documents
8. Submit and Save Part 1 Form

Part 2: College and Stream Selection

1. Begin After Part 1 Verification
2. Select Preferred Colleges & Streams (Science, Commerce, Arts, Vocational)
3. Up to 10 Choices Allowed
4. Review & Lock Selections
5. Download Confirmation Slip

Important Application Notes

• 🟢 No Registration Fees: The process is entirely free.
• 🛑 Beware of Scams: Use only the official website.
• 🗂️ Document Size Limits:
  • Photograph: 10 KB–40 KB (JPG)
  • Other Documents: ≤ 500 KB (PDF)
• 📌 Mandatory Admission Confirmation: If allotted your 1st preference, you must confirm it or lose eligibility for further rounds.

Reservation Policy

The reservation system ensures equitable access for all students in line with state and national guidelines. Below are key categories:

Standard Reservation Categories

• Scheduled Castes (SC)
• Scheduled Tribes (ST)
• Vimukta Jati (VJ-A)
• Nomadic Tribes (NT-B, NT-C, NT-D)
• Other Backward Classes (OBC)
• Special Backward Class (SBC)
• Economically Weaker Section (EWS)
• Open (General) Category

Special Reservations

• Disabled/Divyang
• Orphans
• Earthquake/Project-Affected
• Wards of:
  • Transferred employees (State/Central/Private)
  • Defense Personnel
  • Freedom Fighters
• National/International Level Sports Participants

New Policy: In-house Quota Changes

A major update in FYJC 2025 is the reduction of in-house quota from 20% to 10%. Eligibility is strictly for students who have studied in a secondary school run by the same management and located on the same premises as the junior college.

Cut-Offs and Allotment Rounds Explained

1. Merit Lists

• Provisional Merit List: For data verification.
• Final Merit List: After corrections and objections.

2. Allotment Rounds (CAP Rounds)

There are typically four regular CAP rounds:

AUBSP recommends reviewing previous year cut-offs for better planning. For example, top colleges in Mumbai and Pune often had cut-offs above 90% for Science and Commerce.

Essential Documents Checklist

Keep these documents ready to avoid last-minute delays:

1. SSC Marksheet
2. School Leaving Certificate (SLC)/Transfer Certificate (TC)
3. Aadhaar Card or valid photo ID
4. Passport-sized Photograph
5. Domicile Certificate (if required)
6. Caste Certificate and Non-Creamy Layer (if applicable)
7. EWS Certificate
8. Disability Certificate
9. Sports/Defense/Project-Affected Proof (if claiming special reservation)
10. Undertakings (document authenticity, attendance, anti-ragging)

Stay Updated with Official WhatsApp Channel

To ensure you’re not misled by false information, the Maharashtra Education Department has launched an official WhatsApp channel. Join to receive authentic notifications, deadlines, and announcements in real-time. However, the official link for WhatsApp channel is not yet publicly available. Meanwhile you may join AUBSP WhatsApp channel for real time updates.

FAQs on Maharashtra FYJC Admission 2025

What is FYJC Admission in Maharashtra?
FYJC (First Year Junior College) Admission is the process for students entering Class 11 in Maharashtra after passing their Class 10 (SSC or equivalent) exams.

Where can I apply for Maharashtra FYJC Admission 2025?
Students must apply through the official centralized portal: mahafyjcadmissions.in.

When did the FYJC Admission 2025 registration start?
Online registrations resumed on May 26, 2025, at 11:00 AM after a brief technical halt.

What is the last date to apply for FYJC Admission 2025?
The registration window (Part 1 and Part 2) closes on June 3, 2025, at 6:00 PM.

Is the admission process completely online?
Yes, the entire application and allotment process is conducted online through the centralized portal.

Is there any registration fee for applying to FYJC 2025?
No, the registration and application process is completely free of charge.

Can I apply to colleges in other cities through this system?
Yes, this year’s unified portal allows students to apply to any junior college across Maharashtra, regardless of location.

What documents are required during the registration?
You’ll need an SSC mark sheet, passport-sized photo, school leaving certificate, Aadhaar card, caste certificate (if applicable), and any reservation-related documents.

What is Part 1 and Part 2 of the application process?
Part 1 involves basic registration and document upload. Part 2 allows students to select their preferred colleges and streams.

How many colleges can I choose in Part 2?
You can select up to 10 junior colleges in order of preference.

What streams are available for FYJC?
Science, Commerce, Arts, and Vocational streams are offered across various colleges.

Who is eligible for FYJC Admission 2025?
Any student who has passed Class 10 (SSC or equivalent) with English as a compulsory subject is eligible.

Are students from CBSE and ICSE boards eligible?
Yes, but their marks must be converted to the SSC equivalent format for admission purposes.

What is the in-house quota and what changed in 2025?
The in-house quota is now reduced from 20% to 10% and is limited to students studying in the same management’s school located on the same premises.

What is the Zero Round in FYJC admissions?
The Zero Round is meant for quota-based admissions such as minority, in-house, and management quotas before general CAP rounds begin.

How many CAP rounds are there in FYJC admissions?
There are typically four Centralized Admission Process (CAP) rounds, followed by a special round if seats remain vacant.

What happens if I’m allotted my first preference college?
It is mandatory to confirm admission to your first-choice college. Failure to do so will block you from further rounds.

Can I make changes after submitting my college preferences?
No, once preferences are submitted and locked in Part 2, they cannot be changed.

How is the merit list prepared?
The merit list is based on Class 10 marks and reservation criteria. Separate provisional and final lists are published.

Can I raise objections to the merit list?
Yes, students can raise corrections or objections between June 6–7, 2025, after the provisional list is released.

When will the final merit list be declared?
The final merit list will be released on June 8, 2025.

What if I miss the registration deadline?
You will not be able to participate in the regular rounds. You may have to wait for the special or late admission round, if conducted.

Are there any seat reservations in FYJC admissions?
Yes, reservations are available for SC, ST, OBC, NT, VJ, SBC, EWS, and special categories like Divyang, orphans, sports achievers, and wards of defense personnel.

Is domicile required for admission?
Domicile certificate may be required in some cases, especially for reservation benefits.

What is the official WhatsApp channel used for?
It provides verified updates, notifications, and reminders to students and parents regarding the FYJC admission process. Right now official WhatsApp channel link not disclosed by department. Don’t worry, you may join us on WhatsApp channel by AUBSP for latest information.

How will I know if I’ve been allotted a seat?
You must check your dashboard on the official portal after allotment rounds. SMS notifications may also be sent.

Can I take admission in a college other than the one allotted?
You can only take admission in the allotted college. Rejecting it without confirmation may exclude you from future rounds.

What if seats remain vacant after all rounds?
A special counselling round may be conducted, and unfilled reserved seats might be converted to the open category.

Do I need to submit physical copies of documents to the college?
Yes, after online confirmation, students may be required to submit hard copies for verification at the allotted college.

Is there a helpline for technical issues during registration?
Yes, support is available via the official portal and WhatsApp channel. Avoid third-party agents or unofficial websites.

Will previous year cut-offs help in selecting colleges?
Yes, reviewing last year’s cut-offs can give you an idea of the competition and help prioritize your preferences.

What should I do after confirming my admission?
After confirmation, prepare to attend orientation and begin classes as per your college’s schedule. Also, retain all admission receipts and documents.

The FYJC 2025 admission process marks a historic shift towards transparency and accessibility in Maharashtra’s education system. With over 9,000 colleges and 20 lakh+ seats, the opportunities are vast—but timing, accuracy, and documentation are key.

AUBSP urges all students and parents to:

• Stick to the official website
• Meet all deadlines
• Check notifications regularly

If you follow the steps outlined in this guide, you’ll be well on your way to securing admission in the junior college of your choice.

Wishing you success and a bright academic future!