India, Sept. 11 -- The state government has once again extended the schedule for the first year junior college (FYJC) admissions for the academic year 2025-26, citing a large number of vacant seats. Despite special rounds conducted more than four times, thousands of seats remain unfilled.

According to official figures, of 1,483,033 students registered, 1,324,646 have secured admission so far. The total intake capacity across FYJC colleges in Maharashtra is 2,159,232 seats, and 834,586 remain vacant.

Hence, the education department has announced another extension, with a special admission round beginning September 11 to September 13.

Parents and students have expressed frustration over the uncertainty, with many pointing out that freque...