Over 100 allotted First Year Junior College seats revoked in Maharashtra

Maharashtra FYJC admissions saw Round 2 seat revisions after an error involving re-evaluated marks. Students affected by the change will be considered in the next round.

Maharashtra schoolA total of 1,32,547 students have confirmed their admissions in junior colleges across their state till June 15. (File Photo)
Written by: Soham Shah
2 min readPuneJun 16, 2026 04:30 PM IST First published on: Jun 16, 2026 at 04:30 PM IST

Hundreds of first year junior college (FYJC) seats allotted in round two of admissions in Maharashtra were revoked as the merit list did not take into account re-evaluated class 12 marks. The error was realised after the list was announced at 10 am on June 13, informed Director of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Mahesh Palkar.

The website was subsequently shut for a few hours and a revised seat matrix factoring the re-evaluated marks was prepared. The new allotment list was then published on the website on the same day. This pushed 100-150 students out of their initially allotted seats, said Palkar. “However I do not have the exact figure and we are working on it,” he further said.

Soham Shah is a Correspondent Read More

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