
The Maharashtra CET Cell announced that 14,086 students have secured seats in the second round of the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for MBA and MMS courses. Of the 27,799 students who submitted…
The Maharashtra CET Cell announced that 14,086 students have secured seats in the second round of the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for MBA and MMS courses. Of the 27,799 students who submitted college preferences, 11,511 received one of their top three choices and must accept admission under the auto-freeze rule.

Students allotted seats must confirm admission between August 13 and 17. The provisional list of vacant seats for the third CAP round will be published on August 18.
The figures show over half of those who applied got seats, but 11,511 faced an auto-freeze that locks them into top preferences. This reduces flexibility for students hoping to upgrade in later rounds. The real test is the third round: how many seats remain vacant and whether the system helps those still unplaced without forcing premature choices.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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