Maharashtra FYJC Admissions 2026: A total of 6,99,566 students registered for Class 11 Part 1 between April 10 and April 30, 2026 .

The Directorate of Education, Maharashtra said the registration window for FYJC Class 11 Part 1 ran from April 10 to April 30 and has been extended until the State Board (SSC) results are declared. Students must use the official portal, mahafyjcadmissions.in, to register and complete payments.

Maharashtra FYJC Admissions 2026: registrations and payment snapshot

Of the 6,99,566 registrations, 3,38,406 are female students, 3,30,251 are male students, and 27,097 did not mention gender. The data shows a slightly higher participation from female applicants this year.

So far 2,33,394 students have completed the fee payment process. Mumbai and Pune reported high numbers of paid applications, indicating stronger early participation in these urban centres.

Maharashtra FYJC Admissions 2026: what the extension means for students

With the deadline extended until the SSC results are out, students who have not yet completed registration or payment can still apply at mahafyjcadmissions.in. The department has said the revised schedule for further rounds of the centralised admission process will be released after SSC results are declared.

That revised schedule will set dates for merit lists, choice-filling and seat allotment rounds for junior colleges across major cities including Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur and Nashik.

The registration span covered roughly 20 days of active application intake. Eligibility remains tied to completion of the SSC board examination and other standard documents required by junior colleges.

Students and guardians should watch official announcements from the Directorate of Education, Maharashtra for exact dates and next steps. The department will publish the full timetable and district-wise details once the SSC results are available.

For now, the key actions for applicants are to verify registration status on mahafyjcadmissions.in and complete fee payment if pending. The extension gives applicants time but the centralised admission calendar will depend on the SSC result declaration.