The official FYJC portal now lists Special Round 9 and Special Round 10 for 2026–27. If you still have no confirmed Class 11 seat, check your application status, read the latest round notice and complete every action shown there before its deadline.
The FYJC 2026–27 Special Round 8 admission window closed on September 2, 2026. If you still do not have a confirmed Class 11 seat, check your portal status, save proof of your application and wait for an official next-round notice. No later round schedule is confirmed on the official portal as of September 4.
Private candidates planning to appear for the Maharashtra SSC or HSC February–March 2027 examination now have a new Form 17 registration notice. Check the official instructions before paying or submitting documents, especially if you failed a previous or पुरवणी परीक्षा.
The Maharashtra FYJC 2026–27 portal is now showing Special Round 7. Students who received an allotment must check their login, complete the portal steps and report to the allotted junior college within the displayed deadline. Some colleges have already published Special Round 7 verification and fee schedules.
The Maharashtra Board has opened the application process for the February–March 2027 SSC and HSC examinations. Regular students should complete their forms through their school or junior college by October 31, 2026, to avoid late fees.
MSBSHSE has listed a new notification on dual vocational education under the revised NSQF curriculum at the Higher Secondary level. Students in bifocal and vocational courses should confirm with their college which revised course and assessment rules apply to them.
FYJC Class 11 applicants who still do not have a seat should check the Special Round 4 schedule now. The admission portal shows a live schedule page for the 2026–27 process, and the allotment flow is still active on the official site.
The most useful update this week is for students who passed the June–July 2026 supplementary exams. MSBSHSE has put out a notice for marksheet and certificate distribution on 22 July 2026. If you are waiting for your documents, check your school or divisional board process now.
Maharashtra’s FYJC admission process is still moving through special rounds, even as junior college classes begin on July 15. Students who are still unallotted should watch the official admission portal closely for the next schedule and confirmation deadlines.
MSBSHSE has declared the SSC and HSC supplementary exam results for June–July 2026. Students can now check their scores on the official board website, and those who want verification, photocopies, or revaluation must apply between July 15 and July 24, 2026.
Maharashtra Board has made the June–July 2026 SSC and HSC hall tickets available online. Students should check the official board portal and their school/junior college login details to download or collect the admit card on time.
The Maharashtra State Board has made June–July 2026 hall tickets available online for SSC and HSC students. Schools and junior colleges must download them from the board portal and give printed copies to students.
The Maharashtra Board has kept the Class 11 admission process moving in June 2026, with the official schedule and allotment updates now live for students after SSC. If you are waiting for your FYJC seat, this is the update to watch closely.
The Maharashtra FYJC admission process has moved to the second allotment round, a key update for Class 11 students after SSC. Students who are still waiting for a seat should check their allotment status and confirm admission within the given deadline.