This part of the admission process requires students to be physically present at their allotted colleges to complete enrolment. However, authorities declared a holiday for schools and junior colleges in Mumbai on Tuesday in view of the downpour
This year, for the first time, Maharashtra conducted an online FYJC (First-Year Junior College) admission process, in which nearly 14 lakh students registered. Representational pic
The Class 11 admission process under the ‘Special Round’ across Maharashtra colleges has been extended till Friday due to heavy rainfall.
This part of the admission process requires students to be physically present at their allotted colleges to complete enrolment. However, authorities declared a holiday for schools and junior colleges in Mumbai on Tuesday in view of the downpour.
“Currently, due to heavy rains in some districts of the state, holidays have been declared for higher secondary schools/junior colleges. Therefore, the period given from 19th August 2025 to 20th August 2025 for students to take admission in junior colleges is being extended to 22nd August 2025,” the official notice read.
Students, parents, and principals of junior colleges have been advised to take note of the revised dates.
The notice follows heavy rainfall in Mumbai and adjoining districts on Monday, which led to several schools shutting down after the morning session.
Junior college admissions 2025
This year, for the first time, Maharashtra conducted an online FYJC (First-Year Junior College) admission process, in which nearly 14 lakh students registered.
So far, around 12 lakh students have successfully secured admission.
Students yet to secure colleges are part of the ongoing ‘Special Round’, which began on August 15 and ran until August 17 for online registration. The period for securing admissions in colleges has now been extended until Friday.
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