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From tomorrow, September 28, the Maharashtra government will begin the first-come, first-served admission round for First Year Junior College (FYJC) admissions for the academic year 2021-22. According to official data given by state Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad, a total of 3,00,015 seats have been filled in 1,496 institutions across the state, and a first-come-first-served admission process will begin tomorrow and continue until October 14.

“Apply under FCFS means, students to apply online for admission to a specific Jr. College in their login. Whoever clicks first will get the first chance. Make sure the system has accepted your allotment,” an official statement said.

To view the official tweet, click on the picture below:

Maharashtra FYJC Admission 2021: Eligibility for FCFS (First Come First Serve) Round:

1. All students who have completed Part 1 of the application form are eligible for FCFS (First Come First Serve).

2. Students who have been denied admission to any college in any round thus far

3. Students who have cancelled or been denied admission up until this point

4. Students who have passed their tenth grade exam and/or supplemental exam (as a result)

5. Students who obtained an ATKT in the Maharashtra SSC examinations

6. Students can also apply for the FCFS round in their relevant category based on their merit scores.

In a social media post announcing the first-come-first-served admittance round, the Education Minister said: “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 First Come, First Served (FCFS) basis will be held from Sept 28- Oct 14. Avail the opportunity!!”

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