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FYJC Admission – Science cut off

1) Ruparel :- 95.45

2) Sathaye :- 95.45

3) Ruia :- 94.73

4) SIES :- 94.18

5) Patkar :- 94.00

6) Mithibai :- 93.55

7) Jai Hind :- 92.20

8) St Xavier’s :- 91.82

9) Royal :- 91.63

10) KC :- 91.45

FYJC Admission – Commerce cut off

1) N M :- 93.36

2) Podar :- 92.90

3) H R :- 90.90

4) Mithibai :- 90.36

5) SIES :- 90.36

6) Ruparel :- 89.82

7) Jai Hind :- 89.29

8) Sathaye :- 89.10

9) K C :- 88.60

10) Sydenham :- 87.48

11) Royal :- 86.72

FYJC Admissions – Arts cut off

1) St Xavier’s :- 90.91

2) Ruia :- 88.18

3) Jai Hind :- 82.90

4) Ruparel :- 78.00

5) K C :- 73.27

6) Mithibai :- 66.20

7) Royal :- 65.27

8) Patkar :- 59.00

9) SIES :- 56.00

10) Sathaye :- 37.00

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Merit List for FYJC Admissions in Mumbai Colleges – Junior College Admission 2nd Merit list will be out on 19th August, Standard X Admission list status : fyjc.org.in/mumbai

FYJC  admission 2nd Merit List: The FYJC admission 2nd merit List for std X will be put up on 19th. So those Std X students seeking FYJC admission and missed out on a junior college seat in the first round of admissions will have to wait till 19th August for the FYJC 2nd merit list. This merit list for FYJC admissions will be out on 19th June.

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Best 5 Verdict | Supreme Court Verdict on Best 5 | FYJC Admissions on Best 5 | fyjc.org.in/mumbai | ICSC admissions on best 5

The online admissions to junior colleges across Maharashtra will be starting on wednesday.

The Supreme Court order has gone in favour of the state government.  Online admissions battle between the state government and ICSE parents over the contentious best-five policy is over today. The Supreme Court order is out in favour of Best 5 for fyjc admissions. Now the fyjc online admissions process will start immediately.

Source : Times of India



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The online admissions to junior colleges across Maharashtra will,in all probability,start by Thursday,irrespective of whether the Supreme Court order goes in favour of the government or against it.  Online admissions have been stalled thanks to a pitched court battle between the state government and ICSE parents over the contentious best-five policy. The Supreme Court order should be out in a day or two. After that the online admissions process will be started immediately.

There has never been such a long delay in  junior college admissions process in the past. The state education department should be ready with two plans,one that can be executed if the SC order is in favour of the government and a second in case the apex court upholds the Bombay high court order rejecting the state governments best-five formula. Strategy will save further delay in junior college admissions.

But if the SC scraps the best five policy,the government may have to reprint over 15 lakh SSC marksheets,as the overall percentage on the current marksheets are calculated based on the best five subjects.There are chances that the SSC board has already reprinted the marksheets. The SSC board would not confirm the matter.

The government introduced its best-five policy for SSC students seeking admission to junior college, whereby the marks in the best five subjects alone were counted for the final percentage. For ICSE students, however, scores in all seven subjects will be counted. ICSE parents challenged the decision in the HC and won the case. The government has appealed against the verdict in the apex court. The SC order is keenly awaited by students.

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Source : Times of India



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The Bombay High Court gave a final verdict on Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Board’s Best Five system for FYJC Admissions, saying it discriminated against students from other boards.

The SSC Board introduced Best of Five system this year. It gave percentage on the marks obtained in the five that a student has fared best in. The Best Five percentage was to be taken into account on the Class X mark list. The subject in which a student fared worst would be left out.

The state board had decided on Best Five policy thinking hat the ICSE and CBSE marking systems were more liberal and gave more marks to their students in the Class X exam.

But the High Court set aside the new “Best Five” system, saying it discriminated against the ICSE and CBSE board students. Some parents of ICSE Board students had challenged the system, saying the ICSE board too should be allowed to adopt the same system.

The Bombay High Court has also said that online FYJC Admissions process can commence immediately.



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