FYJC 2018 Round 2: Cut-off percentages Top 25 Mumbai colleges

The office of the Deputy Director of Education (DyDE) uploaded the cut-off list for colleges in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region for round two of First Year Junior College (FYJC) 2018 admissions on its online portal on Friday.

Round 2: Cut-off percentages of top 25 Mumbai colleges

For the admission year 2018-19, the second and first round cut-off percentages of top Mumbai colleges are given below:

Arts:

Sr. No	College (No Particular Order)	Round 2 – Arts	Round 1 – Arts
1	St. Xavier’s College	93.8	94.2
2	Jai Hind College	0	89.8
3	KC College	0	85
4	Ruia College	91.6	92.2
5	DG Ruparel College	86	86
6	NM College	NA	NA
7	HR College	NA	NA
8	R.A Podar College	NA	NA
9	Mithibai College	0	87.2
10	Sathaye College	73.4	80.8
11	BK Birla College	75.8	78.6
12	Patkar College	70.2	74.2
13	KJ Somaiya College	81.8	83.6
14	Bhavans College	75.6	78.8
15	MCC College	NA	NA
16	VG Vaze College	86	86.8
17	KPB Hinduja College	NA	NA
18	SIES College	83.2	85
19	KG Joshi College	77.6	81
20	ML Dahanukar College	NA	NA
21	Thakur College	NA	NA
22	St. Andrews	81	82.4
23	Wilson College	82.4	83.2
24	GN Khalsa College	77.4	74
25	SK Somaiya College	79.2	80.8

Science:

Sr. No	College (No Particular Order)	Round 2 – Science	Round 1 – Science
1	St. Xavier’s College	88	90.4
2	Jai Hind College	0	85.8
3	KC College	0	87.2
4	Ruia College	91.6	93.2
5	DG Ruparel College	90.2	91.8
6	NM College	NA	NA
7	HR College	NA	NA
8	R.A Podar College	NA	NA
9	Mithibai College	0	88.4
10	Sathaye College	87.8	92.6
11	BK Birla College	91	92.4
12	Patkar College	89.2	91.2
13	KJ Somaiya College	89.2	90.8
14	Bhavans College	86.4	88
15	MCC College	NA	NA
16	VG Vaze College	91.8	93
17	KPB Hinduja College	NA	NA
18	SIES College	89	91.2
19	KG Joshi College	NA	NA
20	ML Dahanukar College	NA	NA
21	Thakur College	0	85.4
22	St. Andrews	85.2	87.4
23	Wilson College	84.6	85.8
24	GN Khalsa College	86.2	86.6
25	SK Somaiya College	88	88.6

Commerce:

Sr. No	College (No Particular Order)	Round 2 – Commerce	Round 1 – Commerce
1	St. Xavier’s College
2	Jai Hind College	91.2	90.6
3	KC College	91.4	90.2
4	Ruia College	NA	NA
5	DG Ruparel College	89.2	89.6
6	NM College	92.8	94.2
7	HR College	0	92
8	R.A Podar College	92	93
9	Mithibai College	0	90.2
10	Sathaye College	88.2	89.4
11	BK Birla College	84.4	86.2
12	Patkar College	87.8	89.2
13	KJ Somaiya College	88.8	89.4
14	Bhavans College	86.6	87.6
15	MCC College	90.6	91.4
16	VG Vaze College	90.4	90.8
17	KPB Hinduja College	87.8	85
18	SIES College	88.4	89.6
19	KG Joshi College	88.4	89.4
20	ML Dahanukar College	89.8	91.6
21	Thakur College	0	76
22	St. Andrews	86	86.8
23	Wilson College	NA	NA
24	GN Khalsa College	85.6	85
25	SK Somaiya College	85.2	86

Note: Colleges with ‘0’ denote no open seat.

Checking cut-off list

Based on the seats allotted in the first merit list, the department put up the cut-off list for round one on its admission portal.

To check the complete list:

# Visit the admission portal – mumbai.11thadmission.net

# In the main menu, go to Cut-Off > Cut Off List Round 2

# A new page will open displaying a Google Spreadsheet with cut-off percentages of colleges across Mumbai

# The list can also be directly accessed from here

Note: For convenience, students can save an offline copy and search for their respective colleges there.

Top colleges run out of seats

During previous years, colleges had the option to surrender their vacant quota seats, minority (50 percent), management (20) and in-house (5 percent), for online admissions.

However, the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court on July 16 asked the government to return all vacant quota seats to respective colleges, who could admit students to those seats on their own.

Further, any vacant quota seats would be added to the CAP only at the end of the online admission process.

With the vacant quota seats returned to colleges, many top colleges like KC, Jai Hind and Mithibai did not have seats left in the general category and therefore could not accommodate more students in the second round.

As a result, applicants who had narrowly missed out on seats in these colleges in Round 1, failed to secure seats in Round 2 as well.

The decline in seats in the middle of the admission process left many students confused and disappointed, as a result of which many parents have written to the education department to scrap the online process for admission.

Round 3

Students who wish to apply for colleges in the third round can do so by filling the admission form again. In the third round, applicants will have the option of selecting a new list of preferred colleges.

Suvarna Kharat, joint secretary, school education department has confirmed that the department will publish a fresh seat matrix with the existing vacancies for general and quota seats, on the basis of which students will be able to select colleges.

The list is expected to be out before July 23, when the form filling for Round 3 begins.

To apply for a seat in the third round, applicants need to visit the admission portal after July 23, login to their account from ‘Student Login’ link and edit the list of preferred colleges for Round 3.

Important Dates (revised list):

July 21 (5 pm): Deadline for confirming admission under Round 2

July 23 (11 am): Declaration of Round 2 vacancy list

July 24 (6 pm): Deadline for filling admission form for Round 3 (students can edit option form)

July 26 (11 am): Declaration of third general merit list

Note: Students who canceled their admissions in bifocal/centralised rounds or wish to change their stream will be considered directly after the third round.