According to the CET Cell, the proposed revision was intended to discourage students from unnecessarily blocking seats during multiple rounds of the admission process and to make more seats available to genuinely interested candidates. Officials noted that nearly 35,000 engineering seats were blocked by students during last year's admission process.
Mumbai: The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell has withdrawn its decision to increase the seat acceptance fee for engineering admissions for the 2026-27 academic year following representations from various organisations and directions from the state government.
Existing Fee Structure To Continue
The CET Cell said that the seat acceptance fee for the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for first-year engineering courses will remain unchanged this year.
According to the CET Cell, the proposed revision was intended to discourage students from unnecessarily blocking seats during multiple rounds of the admission process and to make more seats available to genuinely interested candidates. Officials noted that nearly 35,000 engineering seats were blocked by students during last year's admission process. The authority also pointed out that the seat acceptance fee had remained unchanged for the past seven to eight years.
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