Rule, 2025
A rule made under the The Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions and Fees) Act, 2015.
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RNI No. MAHBIL /2009/37831
HIGHER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Mantralaya, Madam Cama Marg, Hutatma Rajguru Chowk, Mumbai 400 032, dated the 24th March 2025.
Order Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutitons (Regulation of Admissions and Fees) Act, 2015.
No. UPR-2024/C.R. 72/TE-4.—In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 23 read with sub- section (5) of section 5 of the Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions and Fees) Act, 2015 (Mah. XXVIII of 2015), and in supersession of Government Notification, Higher and Technical Education Department, No. TEM-2016/CR 473 (Part-3)/TE-4, dated 24th April 2017 and Government Notification, Higher and Technical Education Department, No. TEM-2016/CR 473/16(Part-4)/TE-4, dated 24th April 2017, the Government of Maharashtra hereby makes the following rules to regulate the admissions to the First and Direct Second Year of Full Time Professional Undergraduate, Post Graduate, Integrated or Dual Degree Technical Courses in Engineering and Technology, Pharmacy, Architecture, Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Planning, Design, Management, Computer Applications, namely :—
1. Short title and commencement.—(1) These rules may be called the Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admission to the Full Time Professional Undergraduate, Post Graduate, Integrated or Dual Degree Technical Courses) Rules, 2024.
(2) They shall come into force with effect from academic year 2024-25.
2. Definitions.—(1) In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires,—
(a) “Act” means the Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions and Fees) Act, 2015 (Mah. XXVIII of 2015) ;
(b) “Admission Reporting Centre (ARC)” means a center where the Candidate shall report for confirmation of admission, verification of documents and payment of fees ;
(c) “All India Seats” means seats available to an eligible Indian National Candidate ;
(d) “Application Form” means the form prescribed by the Competent Authority and to be filled up online by the Candidate for admission ;
(e) “Autonomous Institution” means the institution to which autonomy is granted by the University Grants Commission ;
(f) “CAP Seats” means the seats filled in through the centralized process of admission carried out by the Competent Authority ;
(g) “Courses” means the full time Under Graduate and Post Graduate, Dual Degree / integrated Technical Courses in Engineering and Technology, Pharmacy, Pharmacy (Practice), Architecture, Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Planning, Design, Management (BBA or BMS or BBM or MBA etc.), Computer Applications (BCA or MCA), Management and post graduate course in Pharm.D., Master of Engineering and Technology (Integrated), Master of Planning (Integrated), Master of Hotel Management Catering Technology (Integrated), Master of Computer Application (Integrated), Master of Business Administration (Integrated) and Fellow Programme in Management, Pharm. D., Pharm. D. (Post Baccalaureate) approved by the appropriate authority ;
(h) “Department” means the Higher and Technical Education Department of the Government of Maharashtra ;
(i) "D. Voc." means the three years duration of course of Diploma of Vocation ;
(j) “Eligible Candidate” means the candidate who is eligible for different professional courses as notified by the Government, from time to time under sub-section (1) of section 3 of the Act ;
(k) “Facilitation Centre” means a Centre where the facilities like sale of application kits, filling online forms, verification of documents and grievances, etc., are provided ;
(l) “Home University (HU)” means the university area as specified in sub rule (1) of rule 5 ;
(m) “HSC or 10+2 Examination” means the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Standard XII) examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent certificate awarded by a recognized Board ;
(n) “Institutional Quota” means seats available for admission to eligible Candidates at Institution level as declared by the Government or appropriate authority, from time to time ;
(o) “Inter-Se-Merit” means the order of merit declared by the Competent Authority in respect of various classes or category of Candidates ;
(p) “JEE Main” means the Joint Entrance Examination conducted by the National Testing Agency, New Delhi for the concerned academic year ;
(q) “Minority Quota” means seats earmarked for the Minority Community students within the State, belonging to the Minority Community to which the institution belongs ;
(r) “NEET” means the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test conducted by the National Testing Agency, New Delhi for the concerned academic year ;
(s) “Non-Autonomous Institution” means those institutions which are not ‘Autonomous Institutions’ ;
(t) “OHU” means the Outside Home University area ;
(u) “Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)” means a Foreign national, who was eligible to become Citizen of India on 26.01.1950 or was a Citizen of India on or at any-time after 26.01.1950 or belonged to a territory that became part of India after 15.08.1947. Minor children of such person are also eligible for OCI. However, if the Applicant had even been a Citizen of Pakistan or Bangladesh, he / she will not be eligible for OCI. ;
(v) “Qualifying Examination” means examinations on the basis of which a candidate becomes eligible for admission or its equivalent examination ;
(w) “SSC” means the Secondary School Certificate (Standard X) examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent certificate awarded by a recognized Board ;
(x) "Sponsored Candidate" means the candidate having minimum of two years of full time work experience counted after the date of declaration of result of qualifying degree till the last date of receipt of application in a registered firm or company or industry or educational and or research institute or any Government Department or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is being sought ;
(y) “Supernumerary Seats” means seats which are over and above the sanctioned intake approved by the appropriate authority and the Government, from time to time ;
(z) “Working Professional” means professionals working in Registered industry or Organization (Central or State) or Private or Public Limited Company or MSMEs having one year experience.
(2) Words and expressions used but not defined in these rules, shall have the same meanings respectively assigned to them in the Act.
3. Invitation of Application.—
(1) The Competent Authority shall invite Online Applications from candidates for participating in Common Entrance Test (CET) and/ or Centralized Admission Process (CAP) for seeking admission to the Professional Courses for which State CET or alternative entrance examination is required for the academic year.
(2) The Competent Authority shall invite online applications in the prescribed form, from the Eligible Candidates for participating in Centralized Admission Process (CAP) for seeking admission to the Undergraduate and Post Graduate, Dual Degree or integrated technical courses, which are exempted from Common Entrance Test (CET) as per provisions of the act.
(3) The Competent Authority shall also invite online application from the Eligible Candidates for participating in the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for the Undergraduate, Post Graduate, Dual Degree or integrated technical courses for which the entrance test is conducted by the appropriate authority under any Central Act and shall be applicable, for seeking admission to such professional courses, as per the provisions of the Central Act and rules and regulations made there under.
(4) The Candidates seeking admissions to the professional courses for the seats provided in-
(a) sub-rules (1), (2) and (3) of rule 7 and clause (b) of sub-rule (5) of rule 7 of these rules shall apply to the Competent Authority for admission through Centralized Admission Process (CAP),
(b) sub-rule (4) of rule 7 and clause (a) of sub-rule (5) of rule 7 of these rules shall apply to the Competent Authority and respective institutes for admissions. These admissions shall be carried out as per the procedure and methodology laid down from time to time by the Competent Authority, and as per the norms laid down by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) or Council of Architecture (CoA), National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology (NCHMCT), as the case may be.
(5) The Candidate shall submit, the requisite certificates, as applicable along-with the application, in the necessary proforma issued by the concerned Competent Authority.
4. Declaration of Medium, Pattern, Syllabus, Schedule, etc. of Common Entrance Test (CET) and Centralized Admission Process (CAP).—
(1) The Competent Authority shall, in relation to Common Entrance Test (CET), declare :—
(a) Medium of Common Entrance Test (CET) ;
(b) Pattern of Common Entrance Test (CET) ;
(c) Mode of Common Entrance Test (CET) ;
(d) Schedule of Common Entrance Test (CET) ;
(e) Issue of Hall Ticket ;
(f) Result of Common Entrance Test (CET) ;
(g) Schedule of Centralized Admission Process (CAP), etc.
(2) The Competent Authority shall also declare the syllabus relating to Common Entrance Test (CET) in consultation with the Director of Technical Education.
5. Candidature Type.—
(1) Maharashtra State Candidature.— Type Eligibility Criterion Home University A (a) For First Year :— Place of passing of Qualifying Examination falling with the jurisdiction of the respective University area.(i) (1) For Undergraduate, Integrated or Dual and HSC or 10+2 Examination or Diploma in Engineering or D. Voc. Examination from a recognized institution in the Maharashtra State ;
Type Eligibility Criterion Home University
(2) For Post Graduate courses.— Candidates passing HSC or 10+2 Examination or Diploma in Engineering or Technology or Pharmacy or Diploma of Vocation and also Qualifying Examination from a recognized Institution in the Maharashtra State ;
(ii) the candidate who is either domicile of Maharashtra and/or is born in the Maharashtra ;
(b) For Direct Second Year :—
(i) (1) For Undergraduate course in Engineering and Technology.—Candidates passing SSC or HSC or 10+2 Examination and also Diploma in Engineering or Technology or Bachelor of Science or D. Voc. or its equivalent from a recognized Institution in the Maharashtra State ;
(2) For Undergraduate course in Pharmacy.— Candidates passing HSC or 10+2 Examination and Diploma in Pharmacy from a recognized institution in Maharashtra State ;
(3) For Post Graduate course in Management and Computer Application.—Candidates passing HSC or 10+2 Examination or diploma in Engineering or Technology and also Qualifying Examination from a recognized institution in the Maharashtra State ;
(ii) Candidate who is either domicile of Mahara- shtra and/or born in Maharashtra.
B A Candidate who does not fall in Type A above, but who or whose father or mother is domiciled in the State of Maharashtra and possesses domicile certificate.
Place of domicile Certificate issuing authority falling within the jurisdiction of the respective University area.
C A Candidate who does not fall in either Type A or Type B but whose father or mother is an employee of the Government of India or Government of India Undertaking and who has been posted and reported to duty in the Maharashtra State before the last date for submitting the Application Form for Centralized Admission Process (CAP).
Place of posting of father or mother of candidate falling within the jurisdiction of the respective University area.
D A Candidate who does not fall in any of the above Type A, Type B and Type C but whose father or mother is an employee or retired employee of the Government of Maharashtra or Government of Maharashtra Undertaking.
Place of posting of father or mother of Candidate or the place of settlement of the father or mother if retired or the place of last posting if deputed outside Maharashtra falling within the jurisdiction of the respective University area.
Type Eligibility Criterion Home University E (a) For First Year :—
(i) For Undergraduate, Integrated or Dual Degree courses.—Candidates passing SSC and HSC or 10+2 Examination or Diploma in Engineering or D. Voc. Examination from a recognized institution located in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area or from the Maharashtra, residing in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area and whose mother tongue is Marathi. ;
(ii) For Post Graduate courses.— Candidates passing HSC or 10+2 Examination or passing diploma in Engineering or Technology or Pharmacy or D. Voc. and also Qualifying Examination from a recognized institution located in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area or from the Maharashtra, residing in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area and whose mother tongue is Marathi. ;
Candidate shall be considered for the Outside Home University or State Level Seats.
(b) For Direct Second Year :—
(i) For Undergraduate course in Engineering and Technology.—Candidates passing SSC or HSC or 10+2 Examination and also Diploma in Engineering or Technology or Bachelor of Science or D. Voc. or its equivalent from a recognized institution located in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area or from the Maharashtra, residing in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area and whose mother tongue is Marathi ;
(ii) For Undergraduate course in Pharmacy.— Candidates passing HSC / 10+2 and Diploma in Pharmacy from a recognized institution located in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area or from the Maharashtra, residing in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area and whose mother tongue is Marathi ;
(iii) For Post Graduate course in Management and Computer Application.—Candidates passing HSC or 10+2 Examination or passing diploma in Engineering or Technology and also Qualifying Examination from a recognized institution located in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area or from the Maharashtra, residing in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area and whose mother tongue is Marathi ;
Explanation—The Maharashtra Karnataka Border area includes the villages declared by the State Government for that purpose.
(2) All India Candidature.—The candidates having Indian nationality are eligible under this Category.
(3) Minority Candidature.—The Maharashtra domiciled candidate belonging to a particular linguistic or religious minority community within the State and as notified by the Government are eligible under this Category.
(4) Non Resident Indian (NRI) Candidature.—The candidate who fulfills the conditions as defined in clause (n) of section 2 of the Act are eligible under this Category.
(5) Foreign Student or OCI or PIO Candidature.—The Foreign Student Candidates, as defined in clause (i) of section 2 of the Act, the Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) candidate, as defined in clause (u) of rule 2 and Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) as defined in clause (o) of section 2 of the Act are eligible under this Category.
(6) Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh Migrant Candidature.— The children of
(i) citizens, who are displaced from Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh to any part of India from unsafe border area of Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh to a relatively safer place in Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh from 1990 onwards due to terrorist activities ; or
(ii) officers belonging to Indian Administrative Services (IAS), Indian Police Services (IPS) or Indian Foreign Services (IFS) posted to Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh to combat terrorist activities and joined the post on or before the last date for submission of application for admission ; or
(iii) staff belonging to military and paramilitary forces posted in past or currently in the Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh to combat terrorist activities and joined the post on or before the last date for submission of application for admission ; or
(iv) Kashmiri Pandits or Kashmiri Hindu families (Non Migrants) living in the Kashmir valley and having Domicile certificate of Jammu and Kashmir ; or
(v) staff and officers of Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh police engaged in combating terrorism ;
are eligible under this category.
6. Sanctioned Intake and Supernumerary Seats for various Courses.—
(1) The sanctioned intake of First Year and Direct Second Year (Lateral entry) separate division for Undergraduate, Post Graduate, Integrated or Dual Degree Technical Courses shall be as per, the approval given by the authority which is competent for giving approval to respective courses and affiliation given by the respective affiliating University. For admission to Direct Second Year (Lateral entry) of Undergraduate, Post Graduate, Integrated or Dual Degree Technical Courses the number of seats available shall be calculated as given in Schedule - II.
(2) The supernumerary seats shall be available to the Private Professional Educational Institutions as approved by the appropriate authority, from time to time.
7. Allocation of Seats.—The percentage of allocation of seats for various types of candidates in the Home University, Other than Home University and at State level shall be in accordance with the policy of the Government as specified in Schedule-I for First Year and in Schedule –II for Direct Second Year of various Undergraduate, Post Graduate, Integrated or Dual Degree Technical Courses including courses for Working Professionals ;
(1) Maharashtra State Candidature Seats.—The candidates having the Maharashtra State Candidature as specified in sub-rule (1) of rule 5 of these rules, shall be eligible for these seats.
(2) All India Candidature Seats.—The candidates having All India Candidature as specified in sub-rule (2) of rule 5 of these rules shall be eligible for these seats.
(3) Minority Quota Seats.—The candidates having Minority Candidature mentioned in sub-rule
(3) of rule 5 of these rules shall be eligible for these seats as specified in Schedule-I and Schedule-II. These seats shall be filled in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (2) of section 6, of the Act.
(4) Institutional Quota Seats.—The Institution can admit Eligible Candidate as specified in Schedule-I and Schedule –II, subject to following conditions.—
(i) the Candidates having Candidature mentioned in sub-rules (1), (2), (3), (4) and (6) of rule 5 of these rules shall be eligible for these seats,
(ii) the maximum five per cent. seats may be filled in from the NRI Candidates, if it is approved by the appropriate authority,
(iii) if the seats reserved for this NRI quota remains vacant, those vacant seats may be filled in by the Institution, from the Eligible Candidates of Maharashtra State Candidature on the basis of Inter-Se-Merit, Further, if seats remains vacant then those seats may be filled in by the Institution, from the Eligible Candidates of All India Candidature on the basis of Inter-Se-Merit.
(5) Supernumerary Seats.—
(a) Supernumerary Seats for the OCI or PIO, Foreign Students and the children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries Candidates.—
(i) The Candidates having Candidature as given in sub-rule (5) of rule 5 of these rules and the children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries shall be eligible for these supernumerary seats ;
(ii) These seats shall be subject to the maximum of fifteen per cent. of the sanctioned intake seats or as prescribed by the appropriate authority, from time to time. Out of fifteen per cent. seats, one third shall be reserved for the children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries and two third seats shall be reserved for OCI or PIO or Foreign Students candidates or as prescribed by the appropriate authority, from time to time : Provided that, if seats in a course reserved for Children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries remains vacant, then such vacant seats shall be filled in from the candidates of OCI, PIO or Foreign Students and if seats reserved for candidates of OCI, PIO or Foreign Students remains vacant then such vacant seats shall be filled in from the children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries :
Provided further that, if any seat remains vacant in both the above quota may be filled in from NRI Candidature Candidates by the Institute who has secured prior approval from appropriate authority for the NRI seats.
(iii) These seats shall be filled in by the institution on the basis of Inter-Se-Merit of candidates as given in rule 8 of these rules.
(b) Supernumerary Seats for the Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh Migrant Candidature : (i) The Candidates having Candidature as given in sub-rule (6) of rule 5 of these rules shall be eligible for these seats.
(ii) The number of seats for this quota shall be as per the policy of the Government.
(iii) These seats shall be filled in by the Competent Authority.
8. Preparation of Merit List.—
(1) Assignment of merit number.—The Eligible Candidate who have submitted Application Form on or before the last date specified for submission of Application Form for admission through CAP shall be assigned a merit number. The merit list shall be prepared on the basis of CET score or on the basis of marks obtained at qualifying examination, or any other criterion as specified in sub-rule (3) of this rule.
(2) Change of Marks due to verification.—If the marks in the qualifying examination are modified due to verification and the same is duly certified by the concerned Appropriate Authority or Board, the same shall be reported to the Competent Authority for admission through CAP or its designated representatives prior to 5 p.m. on the day of display of final merit list.
(3) Assignment of Merit Number for various Courses.—
(a) First Year Engineering & Technology and Integrated Post Graduate Degree in Engineering & Technology,—
(i) For HSC or 10 + 2 Candidates.—The merit list for the candidates as per sub- rule (1), (2), (3) and (6) of rule 5 of these rules, shall be prepared on the basis of marks or score secured by the candidate in the CET conducted by the Competent Authority or marks or score secured in any other examination conducted by the concerned appropriate authority for the purpose of admission to these Courses : Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher marks or score in Mathematics at CET ;
(b) higher marks or score in Physics at CET ;
(c) higher marks or score in Chemistry at CET ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in Board or qualifying examination for Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry taken together ;
(e) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics at HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(f) higher percentage of marks in Physics at HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(g) higher percentage of marks in Aggregate at HSC or 10+2 Examination.
(ii) The merit list for the NRI, OCI, PIO and Foreign Students Candidates stated at sub-rules (4) and (5) of rule 5 and Children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries shall be prepared on the basis of the percentage of marks in the Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics added together at Qualifying Examination :
Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in the subject Mathematics at HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in the subject Physics at HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in Aggregate at HSC or 10+2 Examination.
(iii) For Diploma Candidates.—The merit list of Diploma Candidates shall be prepared on the basis of percentage of marks obtained by the Candidate, on the basis of which Diploma is awarded by the examining authority :
Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of different Candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in SSC ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics in SSC ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in Science in SSC ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in English in SSC.
(b) For admission to Direct Second Year Engineering or Technology.—The merit list shall be prepared on the basis of marks obtained by the Candidate, on the basis of which Diploma or Degree is awarded by the examining authority :
Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of different candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in SSC ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics in SSC ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in Science in SSC ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in English in SSC.
(c) First Year Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Computer Applications (BCA), Management (BBA/BMS/BBM etc.), Master of Planning (Integrated), Master of Hotel Management Catering Technology (Integrated), Master of Computer Application (Integrated), Master of Business Administration (Integrated).—
(i) The merit list for the candidates as per sub-rules (1), (2), (3) and (6) of rule 5 of these rules shall be prepared on the basis of marks or score secured by the Candidate in the CET conducted by the Competent Authority or marks or score secured in any other examination conducted by the concerned appropriate authority for the purpose of admission to these Courses : Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of different Candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in SSC ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics in SSC ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in Science in SSC ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in English in SSC.
(ii) The merit list for the candidates as per sub-rules (4) and (5) of rule 5 of these rules and Children of Indian workers in the Gulf countries shall be prepared on the basis of the Higher percentage of marks at HSC or 10+2 Examination or its equivalent : Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in SSC ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics in SSC ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in Science in SSC ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in English in SSC.
(d) For Admission to Direct Second Year Hotel Management and Catering Technology.—The merit list shall be prepared on the basis of marks obtained by the candidates, on the basis of which Diploma is awarded by the examining authority :
Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of different Candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in SSC ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics in SSC ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in Science in SSC ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in English in SSC.
(e) For admission to First Year Planning and Master of Planning (Integrated).—
(i) The preference for admission shall be given in following order,—
(a) Candidates passing HSC or 10+2 examination as well as CET conducted by the Competent Authority ;
(c) Candidates passing 10+2 examination.
(ii) The merit list for the candidates as per sub-rules (1), (2), (3) and (6) of rule 5 of these rules, shall be prepared on the basis of marks or score secured by the candidate in the CET conducted by the Competent Authority or marks or score secured in any other examination conducted by the concerned appropriate authority for the purpose of admission to these Courses : Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of different candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in SSC ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics in SSC ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in Science in SSC ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in English in SSC.
(iii) The merit list for the NRI, OCI, PIO and Foreign Students Candidates mentioned in sub- rules (4) and (5) of rule 5 and Children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries shall be prepared on the basis of the percentage of marks in the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics added together at Qualifying examination :
Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,
(a) higher percentage of marks in SSC ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics in SSC ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in Science in SSC ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in English in SSC.
(f) For admission to First Year of Bachelor of Design and Master of Design (Integrated).—The merit list for the Candidates as per sub-rules (1), (2), (3) and (6) of rule 5 shall be prepared on the basis of marks or score secured by the Candidate in the CET conducted by the Competent Authority or marks or score secured in any other examination conducted by the concerned appropriate authority for the purpose of admission to these Courses :
Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in Aggregate in HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Aggregate in SSC.
(c) higher percentage of marks in the Mathematics in SSC ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in the Science in SSC.
(g) For Admission to First Year Pharmacy and Pharm. D. –
(i) The merit list for the Candidates as per sub-rules (1), (2), (3) and (6) of rule 5 of these rules shall be prepared on the basis of marks or score secured by the candidate in the CET conducted by the Competent Authority or marks or score secured in any other examination conducted by the concerned appropriate authority for the purpose of admission to these Courses : Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of different candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below, -
(a) higher marks or score in Mathematics or Biology in CET ;
(b) higher marks or score in Physics in CET ;
(c) higher marks or score in Chemistry in CET ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in Physics, Mathematics or Biology and Chemistry added together at Board or Qualifying Examination ;
(e) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics or Biology in HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(f) higher percentage of marks in Physics in HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(g) higher percentage of marks in aggregate in HSC or 10+2 Examination.
(ii) The merit list for the NRI, OCI, PIO and Foreign Students Candidates mentioned in sub- rules (4) and (5) of rule 5 and Children of Indian workers in the Gulf countries shall be prepared on the basis of the percentage of marks in the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Biology added together at Qualifying Examination :
Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of candidate shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below, -
(a) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics or Biology in HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Physics in HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in Aggregate in HSC or 10+2 Examination.
(h) For Admission to Direct Second Year Pharmacy.—The merit list shall be prepared on the basis of marks obtained by the candidate on the basis of which Diploma is awarded by the examining authority :
Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of different candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in Physics in HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Chemistry in HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in SSC ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in Science in SSC.
(i) For Admission to First Year of Bachelor of Pharmacy (Practice).— The merit list shall be prepared on the basis of marks obtained by the candidate on the basis of which Diploma is awarded by the examining authority :
Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of different candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in Aggregate in HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Physics in HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in Chemistry in HSC or 10+2 Examination ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in SSC ;
(e) higher percentage of marks in Science in SSC.
(j) For Admission to First Year Architecture.—The merit list for the all candidates shall be prepared on the basis of marks or score secured by the candidate in the CET conducted by the Competent Authority or marks or score secured in any other examination conducted by the concerned appropriate authority and in the manner as may be prescribed by the appropriate authority : Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of different candidature shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher marks in National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics in SSC ;
(c) higher percentage of aggregate marks in SSC.
(k) For Admission to First Year of Master of Engineering and Technology, Pharmacy, Management (MBA), Architecture (M.Arch.), Hotel Management and Catering Technology (M.HMCT.), Planning (M.Planning), Pharm D. (Post Baccalaureate), Design (M. Design) and First or Direct Second Year of Computer Application (MCA) and Management (MBA).—
(i) The merit list for the candidates as per sub-rules (1), (2), (3) and (6) of rule 5 of these rules, shall be prepared on the basis of marks or score secured by the candidate in the CET conducted by the Competent Authority or marks or score secured in any other examination conducted by the concerned appropriate authority or marks secured in qualifying examination for the purpose of admission to these Courses :
Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in HSC or 10+2 Examination or Diploma ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in SSC ;
(c) higher percentage of marks in Science in SSC ;
(d) higher percentage of marks in Mathematics in SSC ;
(e) higher percentage of marks in English in SSC.
(ii) The merit list for the NRI, OCI and Foreign Students Candidates mentioned in sub- rules (4) and (5) of rule 5 and Children of Indian workers in Gulf Countries shall be prepared on the basis of the percentage of marks in the Qualifying Examination : Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of candidates shall be resolved in the following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—
(a) higher percentage of marks in HSC or 10+2 Examination or Diploma ;
(b) higher percentage of marks in SSC ;
(c) higher marks in Science in SSC ;
(d) higher marks in Mathematics in SSC ;
(e) higher marks in English in SSC.
9. Centralised Admission Process (CAP).—
(1) The Unaided Private Professional Education Institution shall admit Candidates through the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) as referred in sub-section (3) of section 3 of the Act. The stages of CAP shall be as stated below,—
(a) Display or publishing of Information Brochure by the Competent Authority ;
(b) Filling Online Application Form by candidate for participation in the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) ;
(c) Uploading of scanned images of valid necessary original documents as per the requirement of the admission while filling of online application form ;
(d) Document Verification at Facilitation Centre by the candidate through the method prescribed by the Competent Authority for this purpose. It is mandatory on the candidate’s part to produce all original documents in support of the claim made in the application form ;
(e) Display or publishing of provisional merit lists, submission of grievances, if any, through the method prescribed by the Competent Authority for this purpose and display or publishing of final merit lists ;
(f) Display of Category wise Seats (Seat Matrix) available for respective CAP Rounds ;
(g) Filling up and confirmation of online option form having preferences of Courses and Institutions prior to respective CAP Rounds. Candidates may fill in preferences of Institutes and Courses in decreasing order of their preference as specified by the Competent Authority. The option form once confirmed shall be considered for allotment in the respective CAP Rounds ;
(h) Display of provisional allotment of respective CAP Rounds indicating allotted institute and Course ;
(i) Reporting and accepting the offered seat in Admission Reporting Centre (ARC) by the Candidate as per the schedule declared by the Competent Authority through the method prescribed by the Competent Authority for the purpose of accepting the offered seat and rectifying the errors as per clause (e) of sub-rule (3) of this rule ;
(j) Only after reporting to ARC or by self scrutiny of the document uploaded in online application system as per clause (i), the candidate should report to the allotted institute for seeking admission on the allotted seat as per final allotment in CAP rounds ;
(k) The time schedule prescribed by the Competent Authority for compliances for various stages of CAP is mandatory.
(2) Conduct of CAP Round-I.—The seats available for Round- I shall be published on the website. The candidate whose name is appeared in the final merit list of CAP shall be eligible to participate in this round by filling online option form. The candidate shall fill and confirm the option form through candidate’s Login.
(b) If a candidate is allotted the seat as per his first preference, such allotment shall be auto freezed and the candidate shall accept the allotment so made. Such candidate shall not be eligible for participation in the subsequent CAP rounds. Such candidates shall then report to ARC for verification of documents or the candidate may scrutinize the document uploaded in online application system himself and such candidate shall make payment of seat acceptance fee himself in online mode. Thereafter such candidates shall report to the allotted institute and seek admission to the allotted seat. If such candidate does not report to ARC or fails to carry out self scrutiny of the document uploaded in online application system for confirmation of seat acceptance, then their claim on the allotted seat shall stand forfeited automatically and the seat shall become available for fresh allotment. For such candidate, the allotment so made shall be the final allotment ;
(c) Candidate who have been allotted seat other than the first preference given by the candidate and if the candidate is satisfied with such allotment and do not wish to participate in further CAP rounds, such candidate may freeze the offered seat through candidate’s login. Once the candidate freezes the allotted seat, such candidate shall then report to the ARC or the candidate may scrutinize the document uploaded in online application system himself and such candidate shall make payment of seat acceptance fee himself in online mode. Thereafter, such candidate shall report to the allotted institute and seek admission on the allotted seat. For such candidate, the allotment so made shall be the final allotment. If such candidate does not report to ARC or fails to carry out self-scrutiny of the document uploaded in online application system for confirmation of seat acceptance, their claim on the allotted seat shall stand forfeited automatically and the seat shall become available for fresh allotment. Such candidate shall then be not eligible for participation in the subsequent CAP rounds ;
(d) Candidate who have been allotted seat other than first preference and accepted the seat by reporting to ARC or by self-scrutinising of the document uploaded in online application system for confirmation of seat acceptance, shall be eligible for participation in the subsequent rounds for betterment ;
(e) Candidate who have been allotted seat other than first preference and not accepted the seat by not reporting to ARC or fails to carry out self-scrutiny of the document uploaded in online application system for confirmation of seat acceptance shall be eligible for participation in the subsequent rounds.
(3) Conduct of CAP Rounds II and III.—
(a) The seats available for Rounds II and III shall be published on the website by the CET Cell. The candidates eligible for respective Rounds II and III are allowed to fill in and/ or edit online option form filled in by the candidate for the previous round. The seats to be allotted during these rounds shall be available to the Eligible Candidate falling under the following categories.—
(i) candidates as per the clauses (d) and (e) of sub-rule (2) of this rule ;
(ii) candidates who have not been allotted any seat in any of the previous rounds ;
(iii) candidates who did not participate (failure of filling option form) in previous rounds.
(b) Candidates who have been allotted seat other than first preference and reported to ARC or self-scrutinised the document uploaded in online application system for confirmation of seat acceptance, whilst filling fresh option form, he need not fill the preference already allotted to the candidate in the previous round. Once upward preference is allotted to such candidate, his earlier seat allotment shall stand automatically cancelled. In the event of no such upward preference is allotted, his previous allotment stands retained ;
(c) There shall be no further betterment option available to the candidate after Round III. The allotment made and/or allotment retained in Round III for participating candidates in Round III shall be final. However, for Working Professionals, there shall be no further betterment option available after Round II. The allotment made and/or allotment retained in Round II for participating Working Professionals in Round II shall be final.
(d) At the time of reporting for admission to ARC or in self-scrutiny of the document uploaded in online application system as per the method prescribed by the Competent Authority, the candidate shall produce all the original documents in support of the claims made in the application :
Provided that, if the candidate has allotted seat on the basis of claim made in the application and fails to produce the documents in support of the claim so made in the application, the allotment shall stand cancelled automatically and the seat shall become available for allotment in further rounds :
Provided further that, if candidate is allotted seat without availing any benefit claimed in the application, in such case the allotment of the candidate shall be retained and he shall be allowed to modify his application accordingly, as per the provisions of clause (e) of sub-rule (3) of this rule ;
(e) The candidate shall be entitled to rectify the following errors in the application form at the time of scrutiny of documents at ARC,—
(i) change of gender from male to female and vice-versa ;
(ii) error while entering marks obtained by candidate in examination, CET : Provided that, the change in the merit number due to increase in the marks shall not be permitted ;
(iii) error while mentioning the caste or sub-caste or the category of reserved class but in no case a candidate shall be allowed to change from General to Reserved Category. A reserved category candidate shall be allowed to change his category from Reserved to General upon his failure to submit requisite documents like Caste or Tribe Certificate, Validity Certificate, Non-Creamy Layer Certificate etc., as the case may be.
(iv) removal of minority status due to failure of submission of supporting documents ;
(v) removal of Disability status due to failure of submission of supporting documents ;
(vi) removal of Defence status due to failure of submission of supporting documents ;
(vii) removal of Orphan status due to failure of submission of supporting documents
(viii) change in Type of Candidature for the Maharashtra State Candidate ;
(ix) change in the Home University ;
(x) removal of Tuition Fee Waiver Seats (TFWS) status due to failure of submission of supporting documents ;
(xi) change in qualification.
Apart from the above no other change or rectification shall be allowed.
(4) The candidate shall report to the Institution finally allotted to him and confirm his admission in institution as per the schedule. The Institute shall verify the required documents and upload the admission of the candidates in the online system through Institute login immediately and shall issue a system generated receipt of confirmation of admission to the candidate.
10. CAP allotment stages and process of allotment.—Allotment of seats under CAP shall be made in the following manner,—
(1) Maharashtra State Candidature Candidate. – (a) The stages of computerised allotment are as follows.— Stage –I : For all Candidates.—
(a) All the candidates (Open, Reserved, Male, Female) belonging to various categories shall be considered for allotment of seats as per their Inter-Se-Merit.
(b) Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and Orphan candidates shall be considered for allotment of seats reserved for them as per their Inter-Se-Merit, and if seat is not available in their reserved category, then they shall be considered for allotment in General Category as per the Inter-Se-Merit.
(c) Reserved Class category candidates shall be considered for allotment in General Category seat by virtue of their Inter-Se-Merit or in their respective Category of reservation, if general Category seats are not available at their merit.
(d) Special Backward Class (SBC) Category candidates shall be considered for allotment in General Category by virtue of their merit and in case of SBC candidate who were in Reserved Class prior to their inclusion in SBC category shall be considered in their original Reserved Class category.
(e) Allotment to Persons with Disability Category Candidates.—
(i) Allotment of seats to the Persons with Disability category candidates shall be within their respective Reserved or General category only.
(ii) The number of seats available for the Persons with Disability Category candidates shall be indicated in total number for the specific course as per the seats available in the CAP for that course.
(iii) If the seat for Persons with Disability category candidates as per their prescribed reservation percentage within their respective reserved or General category comes out to be complete integer (no rounding off the fractional value is permissible) then only such seat shall be earmarked as reserved for that particular Reserved or General category for Persons with Disability candidate and shall be allotted as per their Inter-Se-Merit.
(iv) All other seats (except earmarked seats) available for Persons with Disability category candidates for that course shall be allotted as per their Inter-Se-Merit from combined list of all Persons with Disability category candidates : Provided that, not more than one seat shall be filled in from same reserved category as per their Inter-Se-Merit :
Provided further that, the candidate not considered for allotment due to provision of above proviso, shall be considered for allotment of seat from general Persons with Disability Category as per their Inter-Se-Merit.
(v) After allotment of the seat to Person with Disability category candidate, a seat from that General or respective Reserved Class Category and Person with Disability category shall be treated as utilized.
(vi) If in the seat matrix for any course, total available seats for Reserved or General category comes out to be less than two, then in such case, no seat shall be allotted to the Person with Disability category candidate.
(f) Allotment to Defence category candidates.—
(i) Allotment of seat to the Defence Category Candidates shall be within their respective Reserved or General category only.
(ii) The number of seats available for the Defence Category Candidates shall be indicated in total number for the specific course as per the seats available in the CAP for that course.
(iii) If the seat for Defence category candidates as per their prescribed reservation percentage within their respective Reserved or General Category comes out to be complete integer (no rounding off the fractional value is permissible) then only such seat shall be earmarked as reserved for that particular reserved or general category for Defence category candidate and shall be allotted as per their Inter-Se-Merit.
(iv) All other seats (except earmarked seats) available for Defence category candidates for that course shall be allotted as per their Inter-Se-Merit from combined list of all Defence Category candidates :
Provided that, not more than one seat shall be filled in from same reserved category as per their Inter-Se-Merit :
Provided further that, the candidate not considered for allotment due to the above provision, shall be considered for the allotment of seat from general seats for Defence Category as per their Inter-Se-Merit.
(v) After allotment of the seat to Defence category candidate a seat from that General or respective Reserved Class category and Defence category shall be treated as utilized.
(vi) If in the seat matrix for any course, total available seats for Reserved or General category comes out to be less than two, then in such case, no seat shall be allotted to the Defence category candidate.
(g) For Post graduate Courses, Sponsored or Non-Sponsored Candidates shall be considered for allotment as per Inter-Se-Merit
(h) If a seat is available for a candidate in more than one category, then the seat allotment shall be done in the sequence as given below
(i) Seat for Orphan,
(ii) Seat for Ladies,
(iii) Seat for Persons with Disability candidates,
(iv) Seat for Defence, Stage – II : For allotment of seats reserved for Female to Male Candidates- If the seats remain vacant after allotment to Female Candidates of the Reserved Class category or General Category, such seats shall be allotted to the Male candidates belonging to respective Reserved Class or General Category.
Stage –III : For Special Backward Class (SBC) category candidates.—If the Reserved class category seats remain vacant, such seats shall be considered for allotment to the candidates of SBC Category, limited to the extent of two per cent. seats.
Stage –IV : For all Candidates (without any type of reservation).—The seats shall be considered for allotment to all the candidates based on Inter-Se-Merit. Stage –V : For all Candidates (without any Candidature Type).—
(i) The seats remaining vacant shall be allotted to the All India Candidates.
(ii) In case of Direct Admission to Second Year (Lateral Entry) of Engineering and Technology, if the seats remain vacant after allotment to all the Diploma in Engineering candidates based on Inter-Se-Merit, such seats shall be filled in on the basis on Inter-Se-Merit of the Bachelor of Science candidates. Thereafter, if the seats remain vacant after allotment to all the Bachelor of Science candidates based on Inter-Se-Merit, such seats shall be filled in on the basis of Inter-Se-Merit of the D. Voc. candidates.
Stage-VI : For First year admissions, after completion of Stage V.—If the seats remain vacant then such vacant seats shall be considered for allotment in the following order of preference as per the Eligibility Conditions and Requirements : -
(i) Diploma Candidates based on Inter-Se-Merit ;
(ii) D.Voc. Candidates based on Inter-Se-Merit.
(b) For the Post Graduate Courses the Female, Orphan and Defence reservation is not applicable. Hence the Stage I (a) as well as Stage II regarding Female reservation, Stage I (b) regarding Orphan reservation and Stage I (f) regarding Defence reservation shall not be executed for allotment for Post Graduate Courses.
(c) For the seats reserved for Female candidate, the procedure for reservation as given in Government Circular of General Administration Department No. RSV. 1012/CN-16/12/16A dated the 13th August 2014 shall be adopted.
(2) All India Candidature Candidates.—The allotment to these seats shall be done through CAP on the basis of score of CET or as specified by the appropriate authority,—
(i) For Undergraduate and Dual Degree or integrated courses ;
(a) First Year Engineering and Technology and Master of Engineering and Technology (Integrated)- JEE (Main) or NEET for B.E. or B.Tech and then if the seats remain vacant, on the basis of CET score, thereafter if the seats remain vacant, on the basis of Diploma in Engineering marks, thereafter if the seats still remain vacant, on the basis of D.Voc. marks ;
(b) First Year Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Computer Applications (BCA), Management (BBA or BMS or BBM etc.), Master of Planning (Integrated), Master of Hotel Management Catering Technology (Integrated), Master of Computer Application (Integrated), Master of Business Administration (Integrated).—NCI-IM JEE conducted by the National Testing Agency and if seats remain vacant on the basis of CET Score, thereafter if the seats remain vacant, on the basis of D. Voc. marks ;
(c) First Year Planning and Master of Planning (Integrated) - JEE (Main) B. Planning and then if the seats remain vacant, on the basis of CET score, thereafter if the seats remain vacant, on the basis of D. Voc. marks and if seats still remains vacant, on the basis of HSC or 10 +2 examination marks.
(d) First Year Design and Master of Design (Integrated).— on the basis of CET score and then if the seats remain vacant, on the basis of D. Voc. marks.
(e) First Year Pharmacy and Pharm D.– NEET and then if the seats remain vacant, on the basis of CET score ;
(f) First Year of Bachelor of Pharmacy (Practice).—Marks or score secured in Qualifying Examination ;
(g) First Year Architecture - Score in an aptitude test in architecture i.e. JEE conducted either by National Testing Agency or National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) conducted by the Council of Architecture and HSC or 10+2 Marks ;
(h) For Admission to First Year of Master of Engineering and Technology, Pharmacy, Management (MBA), Architecture (M.Arch.), Hotel Management and Catering Technology and First or Direct Second Year of Computer Application (MCA) and Management (MBA).—
(a) First Year Management.—Percentile score in CET conducted by the Competent Authority, Common Admission Test (CAT) conducted by Indian Institute of Management and Common Management Aptitude Test (CMAT) conducted by National Testing Agency. If seat remains vacant then on percentile score of CET conducted by Competent Authority, Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) conducted by Xavier School of Management Jamshedpur or Entrance Test for Management Admissions (ATMA) conducted by the Association of Indian Management Schools or Management Aptitude Test (MAT) Conducted by All India Management Association or Graduate Management Aptitude Test (GMAT) Conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council, United States of America.
(b) First Year Pharmacy.—Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) Score conducted by National Testing Agency ;
(d) First or Direct Second Year Computer Applications.—CET Score ;
(e) First Year Hotel Management and Catering Technology—CET score.
(f) First Year Engineering and Technology—Graduate Aptitude Test Examination (GATE) score conducted by Indian Institute of Technology.
(g) First Year Planning Score of Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED) conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology and thereafter Graduate Aptitude Test Examination (GATE) Score conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology ;
(h) First Year Pharm D. (Post Baccalaureate)- Score of Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT), conducted by the National Testing Agency.
(i) Direct Second Year of Management and Computer Applications.—Marks or score secured in qualifying examination ;
All these seats are treated as General Category seats and no reservation is provided for these seats from the candidates of Reserved Class Category, Ladies, Persons with Disability, Orphan and Defence, etc. ;
(3) Minority Quota Seats.—The stages of computerised allotment are as follows.— Stage –I : The seats under minority quota in the minority institution linguistic or religious shall be allotted to the respective minority candidates.
Stage–II : If the seats remain vacant, they shall be allotted to the Maharashtra State candidature candidates.
Stage– III : Further, if the seats remain vacant, they shall be allotted to the All India candidature candidates.
(4) For Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh Migrant Candidature candidates.—The Supernumerary seats for Jammu and Kashmir Migrant Candidature candidates shall be allotted to the Eligible Candidates mentioned in sub-rule (6) of rule 5 on the basis of Inter-Se-Merit in the Entrance test conducted by the appropriate authority or in the manner as prescribed by the appropriate authority, further if seats remain vacant then the seats shall be allotted to the Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh Migrant Candidature candidates on the basis of CET conducted by the Competent Authority.
11. Allotment of seats by CAP Rounds I, II and III.—
(1) CAP Rounds I, II and III shall be conducted by computerized allotment.
(2) In CAP Round I.—
(a) for Minority Institutions, the allotment shall be given to the candidates as per following preference,—
(i) Stage I of sub-rule (3) of rule 10,
(ii) Stages I and II of sub-rule (1) of rule 10,
(iii) Sub-rule (2) of rule 10 ;
(b) for other than Minority Institutions, the allotment shall be given to the candidates as per following preference, -
(i) Stages I and II of sub-rule (1) of rule 10 ;
(ii) Sub-rule (2) of rule 10 of these rules.
(3) In CAP Round II.—
(a) for Minority Institutions, the allotment shall be given to the candidates as per the following preference :—
(i) Stage I of sub-rule (3) of rule 10,
(ii) Stages I to IV of sub-rule (1) of rule 10,
(iii) Stage II of sub-rule (3) of rule 10,
(iv) Sub-rule (2) of rule 10,
(v) Stage III of sub-rule (3) of rule 10 of these rules ;
(b) for other than Minority Institutions, the allotment shall be given to the candidates as per the following preference.—
(i) Stages I to IV of sub-rule (1) of rule 10,
(ii) Sub-rule (2) of rule 10 of these rules.
(4) In CAP Round III.—
(a) for Minority Institutions, the allotment shall be given to the candidates as per following preference, -
(i) Stage I of sub-rule (3) of rule 10,
(ii) Stages I to V of sub-rule (1) of rule 10,
(iii) Stage II of sub-rule (3) of rule 10,
(iv) Sub-rule (2) of rule 10,
(v) Stage III of sub-rule (3) of rule 10,
(vi) Stage VI of sub-rule (1) of rule 10 ;
(b) for other than Minority Institutions, the allotment shall be given to the candidates as per following preference,—
(i) Stages I to V of sub-rule (1) of rule 10 ;
(ii) Sub-rule (2) of rule 10 of these rules ;
(iii) Stage VI of sub-rule (1) of rule 10 of these rules.
(5) If the seat remains vacant due to non-allotment and non-reporting, such seat shall be considered for allotment in subsequent round.
(6) Every stage in CAP Round I, II and III shall be executed with HU and OHU tag and if the seats remain vacant then the same stage shall be executed without HU and OHU tag. If further seats remain vacant for any reason in sub-rules (1), (2) and (3) of rule 7 of these rules they shall be considered for allotment to all the candidates as in sub-rules (1), (2) and (3) of rule 5 irrespective of the seat type on the basis of Inter-Se-Merit.
12. General provisions.—
(a) Allotment in CAP Rounds-I, II and III of Home University Seats, Other than Home University seats and State Level Seats will be carried out as per Inter-Se-Merit of Candidates having Maharashtra State Candidature. The seats will be allotted to Candidates as per Inter- Se-Merit, options filled and seats available at that point of time in the stage of CAP Rounds-I, II and III ;
(b) All Candidates eligible for a particular stage of allotment shall be considered for allotment of a seat in that stage, even if they have been allotted or not allotted a seat in the previous stage ;
(c) During the allotment of any stage, the candidate may get upward shift in the allotment with reference to the options filled by the Candidate according to availability of seats at that point of time ;
(d) There shall not be any reservation under different categories in an Unaided Professional Educational Institution, for allocation of seats stated in sub-rules (2), (3), (4) and (5) of rule 7 of these rules as well as in Sponsored Category seats ;
(e) All reserved Category Candidates (including SBC in their original Category) shall be considered for allotment in all stages ;
(f) Due to upward shifts, the seats falling vacant shall be considered for allotment in further iterations of the same stage as per the provisions of that stage of allotment ;
(g) Allotment against the first available option in the order of preference filled in shall be retained as final allotment ;
(h) The allotment list displayed on website shall show the provisional allotment offered to the candidates. No personal communication or allotment letters in this regard shall be issued to the Candidates ;
(i) A candidate who has been allotted a seat shall download the “Provisional Seat Allotment Letter”. At the time of seat acceptance, candidate has to pay seat acceptance fees through online mode or can be paid at the time of carrying out self scrutiny of the document uploaded in online application system or by a demand draft in favour of the Competent Authority at the Admission Reporting Centre. Seat shall be confirmed by the Reporting Centre after verification of the original documents and ensuring that the Candidate meets all the eligibility norms or has carried out self scrutiny of the document uploaded in online application system, the Online Receipt of acceptance shall be issued by the centre in-charge or by online mode ;
(j) The seat acceptance fee shall be Rupees one thousand only for all admitted candidates and the same shall be treated as non-refundable processing fee ; (K) Failure to report for seat acceptance shall be considered as if the Candidate has rejected the offer ;
(l) Allotted Seat shall be cancelled if, at any time, any of the document or certificate is found to be invalid or fraudulent and/or the candidate does not meet the eligibility norms ;
(m) Candidates who want to reject the allocated seat can do so by not remitting the seat acceptance fee at the Reporting Centre or by not making self scrutiny of the document uploaded in online application system. Candidates who reject allocated seat shall be considered for admission in subsequent rounds only if they submit fresh option form for subsequent round of admission as per schedule.
(n) If any of the statement made in application form or any information supplied by the candidate in connection with his admission is found to be false or incorrect in any material particular, the Principal shall cancel his admission and forfeit the fees. An appeal against the action of cancellation of admission may be preferred within seven days to the Competent Authority. The Competent Authority shall, preferably, decide the appeal within fifteen days and his decision thereon shall be final.
(o) Complaints regarding the use of fake certificates shall be investigated in time bound manner and if it is found that there is a truth in such complaint, such admission shall be cancelled. Further appropriate action shall be initiated with due intimation to the Competent Authority.
(p) For admission to the courses reserved for Working Professional.
(i) The course duration shall be as decided by the affiliating board or university or Autonomous Institute.
(ii) Timings for conduct of classes normally shall be in the evening hours or any flexible convenient timings in alignment with timings of Industry / Organization.
(iii) Mode of Conduct of Classes shall be as applicable for Regular Programs as defined in the AICTE Public Notice vide. No. AICTE/AB/Academic/2020-21, dated the 13th August 2020 (In Regular Face to Face Mode).
(iv) One seat in every Institute shall be reserved for candidates working in Central Government’s Organizations/ Industries/ Companies / Autonomous Organizations purely on MERIT Basis. In absence of any such Candidates the vacant seat shall be transferred to General Category.
(v) Only two centralized admissions rounds shall be conducted for admission of Working Professionals. All other rules shall be applicable for these admissions.
(vi) The candidature type as per rule 5, sanctioned intake and supernumerary seats for various courses as per rule 6, allocation of seats as per rule 7, preparation of merit list as per rule 8, Centralized Admission Process (CAP) with two rounds as per rule 9, CAP allotment stages and process of allotment as per rule 10, Allotment of seats by CAP Rounds I and II only as per rule 11, general provisions as per rule 12, admissions in Institutional Quota and vacant seats after CAP as per rule 13, approval of merit list and the admitted candidates list as per rule 14, cancellation of admission and refund of fees, return of documents by Institutions as per rule 15 shall be applicable for these admissions.
(vii) Minimum admission required to run the course shall be one third of the sanctioned intake in each course. The Institute can admit the Candidate for Institutional Quota and vacant seats after CAP till the pre cut-off date only. If the admissions to a course after pre cut off date are below one third of the sanctioned intake then the Re-allocation of candidates from the courses having admissions less than one third of the sanctioned intake to the courses having admission not less than one third of sanction intake shall be carried out by the Competent Authority as per the Rule 13. Following process shall be adopted by the Competent Authority to re-allocate the Working Professionals.—
(a) All the admissions for Working Professionals in all Institutes shall be stopped and freezed at the end of pre cut off date.
(b) Vacancy position for Working Professionals at the end of pre cut off date in all the courses shall be published.
(c) The list of courses in the Institutes having admissions below one third of the total intake along with list of admitted candidate in those Institutes shall be published. Also the vacancy position in nearby Institutes shall be published.
(d) Candidate has to fill the online preference form for transfer within the stipulated time schedule declared by the Competent Authority. Participation in Re- allocation process does not guarantee the Re-allocation or admission of the candidate.
(e) Working Professionals shall be Re-allocated to other nearby Institutes within 50 km radial distance from their working place as per rule 13 strictly as per the merit. The mechanism (process) for Re-allocation of candidates shall be decided and notified by the Competent Authority on the web portal of admission, considering the volume of candidates to be re-allocated. It shall be binding on all stake holders.
(f) Working Professional has to take admission to Re-allocated institute within stipulated time schedule specified by the Competent Authority.
(g) Provisional admission of the candidate shall be cancelled automatically if the candidate
(i) fails to submit and confirm the Preference Form for the Re-allocation process.
(ii) does not get a seat in the Re-allocation process.
(iii) fails to report to the institutes as per Re-allocation process as per schedule.
(h) This process of re-allocation round shall be carried out between pre cut-off date and cut-off date for admissions of Working Professionals only. Courses in the Institutes having admissions below one third admissions after pre cut-off date has to refund full fees and original documents to the candidate in case of cancellation of provisional admission or re-allocation immediately within two days from the cancellation of admission or re-allocation.
(viii) Any other criterion declared from time to time by the appropriate authority and AICTE shall be applicable.
13. Admissions in Institutional Quota and vacant seats after CAP.—The Director or Principal of the institution shall carry out the admissions for these seats in the following manner-
(a) Admissions shall be made in a transparent manner and strictly as per the Inter-Se-Merit of the candidates who have applied to the Competent Authority for verification of documents and then to the Institution.
(b) Information brochure or prospectus of the Institution which specifies rules of admission should be published well before the commencement of the process of admission. All the information in the brochures should also be displayed on the website of the Institution.
(c) Institution shall invite applications by notifying schedule of admission and the number of seats in each course to be filled by the institution, by advertisement on the website of the institution.
(d) Aspiring candidates fulfilling the eligibility criteria as notified by the Government and specified by the appropriate authority, from time to time, shall apply to the respective institution for admission at the Institution level as provided in clause (b) of sub-rule (4) of rule 3 and shall be filled on the basis of Inter-Se-Merit prepared by following the procedure specified in sub-rule
(3) of rule 8 of these rules.
(e) The Institution after verification of all required documents shall prepare and display the Inter-Se-Merit lists of the candidates to be filled in at the Institution level, in the Institutional Quota and Supernumerary Quota of OCI or PIO, Foreign National, Children’s of Indian workers in Gulf Countries along with the vacant seats after CAP, on the notice board and shall publish the same on the website of the Institution.
(f) The Minority or Non-Minority institution intending to surrender the Institutional Quota (in part or full) of specified courses to the CAP shall communicate two days before the display of seat matrix of CAP Round I and the same shall be allotted as per the rules of CAP. The Institutes shall not be allowed to surrender Institutional quota seats thereafter.
(g) All the admissions and cancellations shall be updated immediately through online system.
(h) If any CAP seat remains or becomes vacant after the CAP Rounds, then the same shall be filled in by the candidate from the same category for which it was earmarked during the CAP. Further if the seats remain vacant then the seats shall be filled on the basis of Inter-Se-Merit of the applicants.
(i) While filling these seats, the preference shall be given to the Maharashtra State Candidature Candidate over All India Candidature Candidate on the basis of Inter-Se-Merit.
(j) After exhausting the Maharashtra State Candidature Candidate and All India Candidature Candidate, if any seat remain vacant in the sanctioned intake then these seats may be filled with NRI, Foreign Students (FS), Overseas Citizen of India (OCI), Persons of Indian Origin (PIO), Children of Indian Workers in the Gulf Countries (CIWGC) Candidature Candidates, if the Institute has secured prior approval from appropriate authority for these seats.
14. Approval of Merit List and Admitted Candidates List.—
(1) After completion of admission process every Unaided Private Professional Educational Institution shall submit the admission- approval proposal to the Director of Technical Education and the Admission Regulating Authority in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (5) of the section 9 of the Act.
(2) The Admission-approval proposal shall include the list of all candidates admitted which shall have the quota, Candidature Type, Reservation, Qualification Marks, etc., as well as, the required documents of the candidates admitted at institution level.
(3) The Institute is responsible for enrolling the candidates on the portal of “Academic Bank of Credits” within eight days after confirmation of admission of the candidate in the Institute. Institute shall confirm the enrolment of the candidate on “Academic Bank of Credits” portal before submitting the admission approval proposal to the Directorate of Technical Education. The admission approval proposal shall consist of list of admitted candidates along with enrolment number of the candidate on the portal of “Academic Bank of Credits”. Admission of the candidates shall not be recommended for approval to the Admission Regulating Authority unless all admitted candidates in the institute are enrolled on the “Academic Bank of Credits” portal.
(4) If a minority institution fails to admit minimum fifty-one percent of its sanctioned intake from the persons belonging to the concerned minority, for a period of three consecutive years, the Competent Authority shall inform the Department accordingly. The Department shall forward such cases along with observations to the Minorities Development Department as per the provisions of sub-section (2) of section 6 of the Act.
15. Cancellation of Admission and Refund of fees, return of documents by Institutions.—
(a) The Candidate shall apply online for cancellation and submit duly signed copy of system generated application for cancellation of admission to the Institution. Once the candidate submits online request for cancellation, his admission shall be treated as cancelled. The Institute shall consider the online request made by candidate for cancellation as final, irrespective of whether he has submitted duly signed copy of system generated application to the Institute. Upon such cancellation, the candidate shall lose the claim on the seat and such seat shall become available for further allotment. The Institute shall refund the entire fees to the candidate after deduction of Rupees one thousand only towards processing charges and return all his/her original documents submitted to the Institute within two days from submission of duly signed copy of system generated application to the Institute ;
(b) Candidate shall not be entitled to any refund of his/her fee except the Security Deposit and Caution Money Deposit if the online cancellation is effected by the candidate after 5.00 p.m. of the cut-off date prescribed by the Competent Authority. Link for online cancellation for admission shall be deactivated after cut off date. Candidate has to apply for cancellation of admission to the institute by submitting application to the Institute after the cut off date ;
(c) No institution, who has in its possession or custody, of any document in the form of Certificates, Degree, Diploma or any other award or other document deposited with it by a person for the purpose of seeking admission in such institution, shall refuse to return such Certificate, Degree, Diploma, award or any other document with a view to induce or compel such person to pay any fee or fees in respect of any course or program of study which such person does not intend to pursue or avail any facility in such institution ;
(d) The Institution shall not entitle to recover the fees for the subsequent years from the student seeking cancellation of his admission at any point of time.
16. Change of Course or Institution after First, Second or Third year of Undergraduate and Dual Degree or integrated programme.—
(1) The candidate seeking for a change in course or shift after successfully completing the First Year of studies or both first and second semester examination in all subjects or failed in one of the heads of passing, shall be allowed to do so in the same institution subject to the availability of seats and changes shall be carried out based on the marks of First Year or First and Second Semester together. The Principal shall be responsible for ascertaining the eligibility of the candidate as laid down by the concerned University for the course to which the candidate is being transferred. ;
(2) Transfer of candidates (Course and/or Institution) after first or second or third year shall be made in the following manner.—
(a) The candidate once admitted in first or second year shall not be eligible for transfer to any other Institution during the same academic year ;
(b) The candidate passing the first year (both first and second semester) or second year (both third and fourth semester) or third year (both fifth and sixth semester) examinations in all subjects or failed in one of the heads of passing are considered as eligible for transfer of Institution or course :
Provided that for transfer after second year the candidate should have passed the first year, and for transfer after third year the candidate should have passed first and second year ;
(c) There shall be no transfer of students at any stage in any case from Unaided Institutions to the Government or Government Aided, University Departments, University Managed Institutions. However, the candidate from the Government or Government Aided, University Departments, University Managed Institution may seek transfer to the Unaided Educational Institution ;
(d) There shall be no transfer of students at any stage to Autonomous Institutions ;
(e) Transfer to Unaided Institutions.—The Principals of Unaided institutions shall consider the candidate from other institutions for transfer with prior approval from the Director of Technical Educationon on submission of No Objection Certificate (NOC) from Institution, Eligibility Certificate from University and Vacancy position. The Principal or Director shall ascertain the eligibility of candidates as laid down by the concerned University for the course to which the candidate is being transferred ;
(f) No application without recommendation of the Principal of Institution shall be entertained by the Director of Technical Education ;
(g) If the result of the University or Institution is not declared before the process of transfer, candidate of that University or Institution shall lose his claim on transfer ;
(3) The candidates admitted under Supernumerary Quota seats are not eligible for change of Course or Institution ;
(4) The candidates from the professional educational institutions which are outside the purview of the Act shall be eligible for transfer to the unaided private professional Educational Institutions subject to the fulfilment of eligibility criterion and requirements stipulated under the provisions of sub-section (1) of section 3 of the Act and the fulfilment of the conditions stated in sub-rule (2).
(5) List of all such transfers shall be communicated by the Director of Technical Education to the office of the Admissions Regulating Authority for final approval. SCHEDULE –I (For First Year Admission) (See rule 6 and 7) A. Allocation of seats within Sanctioned Intake for Undergraduate, Dual Degree and Integrated courses Sr.
No.
Type of Institution
No. of Seats- as % of sanctioned intake CAP Seats (3A) Institutional Quota (including 5% Quota for NRI, if applicable) (3B) Maharashtra State (M.S.) Candidates (i) Minority Quota (ii) All India Seats (iii) 1 Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (excluding minority institutions) Autonomous - 65% (State Level) Non- Autonomous - 45.5 % for HU, 19.5 % for OHU Nil 15% 20% 2 Unaided Minority Educational Institutions of M.S. Seats$ (State Level) % of M.S. Seats$ for Seats$ OHU Minimum 15% of Seats under CAP # CAP Seats = Sanctioned intake – Institutional Quota # CAP seats excluding Minority Quota $ M.S. Seats = CAP Seats – (All India Seats + Minority Quota) %- Percentage * The seats excluding the Minority Quota and the Institutional Quota shall be filled in the stipulated percentage from the Maharashtra Candidature Candidate and All India Candidature Candidate. @These are the minimum percentage of seats to be filled in the Minority Institution through CAP, this may be extended up to 100%. However, before commencement of the CAP, such Institution shall declare and inform to the Competent Authority, the maximum percentage of minority quota to be filled in their institution.
The Institutional quota for Architecture and Pharmacy includes 5% quota for NRI and in case the seats remain unfilled then they shall be allotted to the candidates with All India Candidature. B. Allocation of seats within Sanctioned Intake for Post Graduate courses including courses for Working Professionals.
Sr.
No Type of Institution
No. of Seats- as % of sanctioned intake CAP Seats (3A) Institution Quota (including 5% Quota for NRI, if applicable) (3B) Maharashtra State (M.S.) Candidates (i) All India Seats (ii) Minority Quota (iii) For Engineering and Technology, Pharmacy, Hotel Management and Catering Technology Courses 1 Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (excluding minority Institutions ) (60 % for Non-Sponsored Seats and 20 % for Sponsored Seats) Nil (15% for Non- Sponsored Seats and 5% for Sponsored Seats) 2 Unaided Minority Educational Institutions 75 % of M.S. Seats$#* for Non Sponsored, 25 % of M.S. Seats$#* for Sponsored Minimum (15% for Non- Sponsored Seats and 5% for Sponsored Seats) For Architecture Courses 3 Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (excluding minority Institutions ) 80% Nil 20% 4 Unaided Minority Educational Institutions Minimum For Management Courses 5 Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (excluding minority Institutions) - 65% (State Level) N o n 45.5 % for HU, 19.5 % for OHU Nil 20% 6 Unaided Minority Educational Institutions -100% of M.S.
Seats$ (State Level) Non 70 % of M.S.
30 % of M.S.
Seats$ OHU 15% of Seats under CAP# Minimum For First Year Computer Application Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (excluding minority Institutions) 45.5 % for HU, 19.5 % for OHU 15% Nil 20% Unaided Minority Educational Institutions 70 % of M.S.
30 % of M.S.
Seats$* for OHU 15% of Seats under CAP# Minimum For Pharm D. (Post Baccalaureate) and Planning Courses Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (excluding minority institutions) 80% (60% for Non- Sponsored seats and 20% for Sponsored Seats) Nil 20% (15% for seats and 5% for Sponsored Seats) Unaided Minority Educational Institutions for Sponsored Minimum 20%( 15% for seats and 5% for Sponsored Seats) CAP Seats = sanctioned intake – Institutional Quota # CAP seats excluding Minority Quota $ M.S. Seats = CAP Seats – (All India Seats + Minority Quota) %- Percentage *The seats excluding the Minority Quota and the Institutional Quota shall be filled in the stipulated percentage from the Maharashtra Candidature Candidate and All India Candidature Candidate.
@These are the minimum percentage of seats to be filled in the Minority Institution through CAP, this may be extended up to 100%. However before commencement of the CAP, such Institution shall declare and inform to the Competent Authority, the maximum percentage of minority quota to be filled in their institution. C. Allocation of Supernumerary Seats
(1) Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh Migrant Candidates seats to be filled by the Competent Authority- The number of seats for this quota shall be as per the policy of the Government.
(2) OCI/PIO, Foreign Students and the children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries candidates to be filled by Institution - 15% of the sanctioned intake seats or as prescribed by the appropriate authority, from time to time (if applicable).
Schedule –II (See rule 6 and 7) A. Direct Second Year Admission for Undergraduate courses.—The distribution of seats available shall be notified on the website before submission of option form of the Centralised Admission Process (CAP).
(i) Lateral Entry Seats.—As per th enorms of appropriate authority.
(ii) Vacant Seats.—The seats, within the sanctioned intake, which remain vacant during previous years shall also be filled in during lateral entry admission process after due consideration of the changes of course or institution by the candidates in terms of rule 16.
(iii) Direct Second Year for Working Professionals.—These seats shall be as sanctioned by the Appropriate Authority, from time to time.
Seat Distribution for Direct Second Year Sr. No. Type of Institution No. of Seats as % of sanctioned intake or (Lateral Entry Seats + Vacant Seats) Institute level Quota General Seats Minority Quota All India Quota 1 Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (excluding minority) 100% of (Lateral Entry Seats + Vacant Seats) Nil Nil Nil Working Professionals - 65% Nil 15% 20% 2 Unaided Minority Educational Institutions 100% (Lateral Entry Seats + Vacant Seats- Minority Quota) Minimum Nil Nil Working Professionals : 85% of Seats under CAP # Minimum 15% of Seats under CAP # CAP Seats = Sanctioned intake – Institutional Quota # CAP seats excluding Minority Quota @These are the minimum percentage of seats to be filled in the Minority Institution through CAP, this may be extended up to 100%. However before commencement of the CAP, such Institution shall declare and inform to the Competent Authority, the maximum percentage of minority quota to be filled in their institution. B. Direct Second Year Admission for Post Graduate courses.—The distribution of seats available for the admission in Post Graduate course for second year (Lateral Entry) shall be published on the website of the Competent Authority as well as Institute and shall be filled in by the institution as per the rules 13.
Seat Distribution for Second Year (Lateral Entry) Sr.
No Type of Institution No. of Seats as % of Vacant Seats* to be filled at Institute Level General Seats Minority Quota
(1) (2) (i) (ii) Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (excluding minority Institutions) 100% Nil Unaided Minority Educational Institutions (100 % minus Minority Quota %) Minimum @ These are the minimum percentage of seats to be filled in the Minority Institution, this may be extended up to 100%.
*Vacant Seats means seats, within the sanctioned intake, which remain vacant during previous year.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Maharashtra,
SANTOSH KHORGADE,
Joint Secretary to Government.
ON BEHALF OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING, STATIONERY AND PUBLICATION, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY DIRECTOR, RUPENDRA DINESH MORE, PRINTED AT GOVERNMENT CENTRAL PRESS, 21-A, NETAJI SUBHASH ROAD, CHARNI ROAD, MUMBAI 400 004 AND PUBLISHED AT DIRECTORATE OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING, STATIONERY AND PUBLICATIONS, 21-A, NETAJI SUBHASH ROAD, CHARNI ROAD, MUMBAI 400 004. EDITOR : DIRECTOR, RUPENDRA DINESH MORE.
Provisions this rule answers to
Read out of the instrument itself: an enabling provision is one it says it was made under, which is the power it rests on. The rest it names without resting on.
- Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions and Fees) Act s. 5 Irregular admissions void — made under this
- Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions and Fees) Act s. 23 Power to make rules — made under this
- Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions and Fees) Act s. 2 Definitions
- Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions and Fees) Act s. 3 Eligibility for admission
- Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions and Fees) Act s. 6 Allocation and reservation of seats
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