Mumbai | May 21, 2025: The much-anticipated online admission process for Class 11 across Maharashtra commenced today. However, the very first day was marred by major technical issues on the official admission portal www.mahafyjcadmissions.in, leaving thousands of students and parents distressed.
The admission process was scheduled to go live from 11 AM, allowing students to register and fill in their college preferences online. But soon after the launch, users reported multiple issues, including login failures, slow page loads, and an inability to save entered information. This unexpected technical snag disrupted the initial phase of the process, causing confusion and concern among applicants.
This year marks the first time that the Class 11 admission system has been implemented entirely online across the state. The centralized platform was designed to let students apply to colleges across Maharashtra through a single application form. Despite this convenience, the website’s failure on Day One raised serious questions about the preparedness of the system.
Not just students, but administrative staff at junior colleges also reported difficulties in accessing the platform, which has further slowed down the registration process. The Directorate of Education has acknowledged the technical issues and assured that efforts are underway to resolve them swiftly and restore normal functioning.
Key Dates for Class 11 Admissions in Maharashtra:
- Registration & Preference Selection: May 21 to May 28
- Provisional Merit List Release: May 30
- Objection & Correction Window: May 30 to June 1
- Final Merit List Announcement: June 3
- First Round Allotment: June 5
- Allotted College List Display: June 6
- Admission at Allotted Colleges (Round 1): June 6 to June 12
- Vacant Seats for Round 2 Announcement: June 14
Students are advised to continue checking the official portal for updates and are encouraged to complete the registration as soon as the site becomes fully operational. The education department has reassured all stakeholders that the process will soon stabilize, ensuring a smooth experience in the days to come.
