Mumbai F.Y.J.C. Online Admissions Application Process Simplified
*Visit the website for online admissions-: http://fyjc.org.in/mumbai/
*Download and print the trial application form from the website and fill it for practice
*to fill the online application form,click on the "Apply Online" link and fill out the exam details and "Contact Details" sections. 10th School Code- check your school leaving certificate. School Ward- means BMC ward school situated
*Click on the "Register" button and get your login ID and password. remember this login Id and password is important never forget it.Fill the necessary reservation details.
*Select maximum of two streams you wish to apply.Enter stream wise college code options. College selection is very important think twice and then select. You can select maximum 75 colleges per stream.
*tick on the list of documents to be attached.
*Take the final printout and lock the application.You will receive a unique barcode.You will also be informed of which center to submit your form.
*Reports to the submission center with two printouts of the filled application form,the necessary documents that you will have to submit,as well as submission fee Rs 125.
*Submit the one out of two form.Get the another one stamped at submission center and keep with you.
*Check the status of your application form online using login id and password or else visit the submission center at a specified date.
*You will receive an email/sms informing you of the college you have made it to,once the merit list i out.You can also visit the website or college and check out the list.
Check dummy filled form -: http://test.fyjc.org.in/mumbai/Contents/TrialAppFormEng.pdf
Important tip-: To get best college give preference to colleges in Your Zone-: Mumbai South or Mumbai Northwest Etc....
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Monday, June 8, 2009
Sunday, June 7, 2009
F.Y.J.C Online Admissions Trial Application Form
Mumbai F.Y.J.C Online Admissions Trial Application Form 2009
Mumbai F.Y.J.C Online Admissions Trial Application Form Available on website for practice to how to fill online form.
This Trial Application Form has been made available in printed form to the students passing out the SSC examination at their respective schools. This form can also be downloaded by using the link given below.
Candidates are requested to use this Trail Application Form to prepare all the data required to be entered in the Online Application Form. They should start filling in the Online Application Form only after completely filling in the Trail Application Form by hand preferably using pencil.
Please note that this form has been made available for ease of entry of data on the Online Application Form. This Trial Application Form shall not be accepted at the Submission Center.
For trial application form visit-: http://test.fyjc.org.in/mumbai/Contents/applicationformx_11th%20NewChanges.pdf
Mumbai F.Y.J.C Online Admissions Trial Application Form Available on website for practice to how to fill online form.
This Trial Application Form has been made available in printed form to the students passing out the SSC examination at their respective schools. This form can also be downloaded by using the link given below.
Candidates are requested to use this Trail Application Form to prepare all the data required to be entered in the Online Application Form. They should start filling in the Online Application Form only after completely filling in the Trail Application Form by hand preferably using pencil.
Please note that this form has been made available for ease of entry of data on the Online Application Form. This Trial Application Form shall not be accepted at the Submission Center.
For trial application form visit-: http://test.fyjc.org.in/mumbai/Contents/applicationformx_11th%20NewChanges.pdf
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Mumbai Online F.Y.J.C Admissions 2009 Website Launched
Mumbai Online F.Y.J.C Admissions 2009 Website Launched
The department of school education of Maharashtra has launched a site for admission to the junior colleges in Maharashtra. Students can apply online for admission through http://fyjc.org.in/mumbai
The website will start functioning by June 10.
update-: Simplified application process of mu bai fyjc online admissions and important tips visit http://educationeagle.blogspot.com/2009/06/fyjc-online-admissions-simplified.html
The department of school education of Maharashtra has launched a site for admission to the junior colleges in Maharashtra. Students can apply online for admission through http://fyjc.org.in/mumbai
The website will start functioning by June 10.
update-: Simplified application process of mu bai fyjc online admissions and important tips visit http://educationeagle.blogspot.com/2009/06/fyjc-online-admissions-simplified.html
Friday, May 29, 2009
Mumbai Online F.Y.J.C Admissions 2009 Procedure
Mumbai Online F.Y.J.C Admissions 2009 Procedure
After SSC results
Day 1 to 7 - Students fill in their application forms online and submit the same.
Day 8 to 9 - Scrutiny of forms
Day 10 to 18 - Merit lists will be prepared and sent out to all colleges.
Next 15 days - Admissions will be on for those who made it to the first list.
Next 16 days - Second merit list will be prepared.
Students in second merit list can take admission to colleges.
Next 7 days - Prepare and put up the third merit list.
Online admissions are compulsory for all Class X students from the Mumbai Metropolitan Region applying to a junior college.
Students need to fill out a single form online, irrespective of the stream they are applying to.
Of all the available streams - Science, Arts, Commerce, Vocational science and home science - a student can opt for a maximum of two streams while filling out of the form.
Students must fill a minimum of 20 and a maximum of 150 options for colleges they wish to apply to.
Students who fill in too few options for junior college and do not make it to any of them will be allotted seats by the software, depending on their marks.
Students can fill in their forms online even before the results are out. They can practise filling in their form, and make as many changes as they like, before the results are out and admissions begin.
After filling out the form online, students will have to take two print-outs of the form and submit them at the admission centre, along with a fee of Rs.125/-.
Seven days after the SSC results are out, minority institutions will be allowed to fill up minority quota seats in their college.
During these seven days, colleges must fill up the 20% in-house quota, reserved for students from a school run by the same management as the college.
Each school will be given a password for the website. The school can then access information on the number of students from the school who have made it to a junior college.
The government will provide a detailed map of the MMR region with all the schools and colleges marked out.
For online application visit mkcl website after ssc results -:http://admissions.mkcl.ws/
For more information read Maharashtra government GR in marathi -: http://www.maharashtra.gov.in/data/gr/english/2009/05/28/20090529194500001.pdf
After SSC results
Day 1 to 7 - Students fill in their application forms online and submit the same.
Day 8 to 9 - Scrutiny of forms
Day 10 to 18 - Merit lists will be prepared and sent out to all colleges.
Next 15 days - Admissions will be on for those who made it to the first list.
Next 16 days - Second merit list will be prepared.
Students in second merit list can take admission to colleges.
Next 7 days - Prepare and put up the third merit list.
Online admissions are compulsory for all Class X students from the Mumbai Metropolitan Region applying to a junior college.
Students need to fill out a single form online, irrespective of the stream they are applying to.
Of all the available streams - Science, Arts, Commerce, Vocational science and home science - a student can opt for a maximum of two streams while filling out of the form.
Students must fill a minimum of 20 and a maximum of 150 options for colleges they wish to apply to.
Students who fill in too few options for junior college and do not make it to any of them will be allotted seats by the software, depending on their marks.
Students can fill in their forms online even before the results are out. They can practise filling in their form, and make as many changes as they like, before the results are out and admissions begin.
After filling out the form online, students will have to take two print-outs of the form and submit them at the admission centre, along with a fee of Rs.125/-.
Seven days after the SSC results are out, minority institutions will be allowed to fill up minority quota seats in their college.
During these seven days, colleges must fill up the 20% in-house quota, reserved for students from a school run by the same management as the college.
Each school will be given a password for the website. The school can then access information on the number of students from the school who have made it to a junior college.
The government will provide a detailed map of the MMR region with all the schools and colleges marked out.
For online application visit mkcl website after ssc results -:http://admissions.mkcl.ws/
For more information read Maharashtra government GR in marathi -: http://www.maharashtra.gov.in/data/gr/english/2009/05/28/20090529194500001.pdf
Monday, May 4, 2009
F.Y.J.C. Online Admission 2009 Mumbai
The Maharashtra state education department declared new system for online admissions to junior college F.Y.J.C. Science/Commerce/Arts and other vocational streams in Mumbai region.
Online admissions this year will be compulsory for all students in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
Students will have to log on to a website and fill out a single admission form in which they can enter up to 100 colleges that they wish to apply to. A large part of the admission form, including the student’s marks, will have already been filled out by the software. The government has asked the SSC, ICSE and CBSE boards for the necessary information.
Students will then have to print out the form and submit it along with the necessary documents to a designated college with a sum of Rs 125. Of this Rs 125, Rs 50 will go to the college, Rs 25 to MKCL, another Rs 25 to the board (SSC, ICSE, CBSE) for the information they will provide the state and the remainder to the office of the deputy director of education.
Once the forms have been submitted, data from these forms will be fed into the software for online admissions. The software will then draw up the merit list (general category) for the colleges.
Online system was not the same as centralised admissions as the government would not release a single centralised merit list but allow colleges to release separate lists.
Students will be informed of the colleges they have made it to, via email or SMS.
The website, which will be opened 15 days before admissions begin so that students get time to practise, does not have provision for a minority quota. So minority institutions will be asked to fill out this quota in the first seven days of admissions. All those who make it to a college through this quota will then have their names struck off the general merit list.
The website to online F.Y.J.C Admissions process will be open by MKCL.
Online admissions this year will be compulsory for all students in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
Students will have to log on to a website and fill out a single admission form in which they can enter up to 100 colleges that they wish to apply to. A large part of the admission form, including the student’s marks, will have already been filled out by the software. The government has asked the SSC, ICSE and CBSE boards for the necessary information.
Students will then have to print out the form and submit it along with the necessary documents to a designated college with a sum of Rs 125. Of this Rs 125, Rs 50 will go to the college, Rs 25 to MKCL, another Rs 25 to the board (SSC, ICSE, CBSE) for the information they will provide the state and the remainder to the office of the deputy director of education.
Once the forms have been submitted, data from these forms will be fed into the software for online admissions. The software will then draw up the merit list (general category) for the colleges.
Online system was not the same as centralised admissions as the government would not release a single centralised merit list but allow colleges to release separate lists.
Students will be informed of the colleges they have made it to, via email or SMS.
The website, which will be opened 15 days before admissions begin so that students get time to practise, does not have provision for a minority quota. So minority institutions will be asked to fill out this quota in the first seven days of admissions. All those who make it to a college through this quota will then have their names struck off the general merit list.
The website to online F.Y.J.C Admissions process will be open by MKCL.
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