The Maharashtra DSHSE said 22.26 lakh students have secured Class XI admissions for 2026-27 through the FYJC Centralised Admission Process. A total of 25.25 lakh students registered, while Special Round-IV begins on July 22 for 3.07 lakh applicants without seats. Mumbai recorded the highest admissions with 3.24 lakh students, followed by Pune with 2.82 lakh.

Mumbai: More than 22.26 lakh students have secured admissions to junior colleges across Maharashtra under the Class XI (FYJC) Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for the 2026-27 academic year, the Directorate of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (DSHSE) announced on Tuesday.

Over 25.25 lakh registered; 22.26 lakh confirmed admissions

According to the department, admissions are currently underway in 9,688 junior colleges across the state. So far, 25,25,370 students have registered for the admission process, of whom 22,26,280 students have confirmed their admissions.

Following the completion of the three regular CAP rounds and two special rounds, 3,07,622 students who are yet to secure admission have been made eligible to participate in Special Round-IV, which begins on July 22.