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5,708 Candidates Secure Seats in Maharashtra MBA/MMS CAP Fourth List 2026
✍️ India Today
🗓 05 Sep 2026, 03:18 PM
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The fourth round of Maharashtra's Common Admission Process for MBA and MMS programmes has offered admission to 5,708 aspirants.
The Maharashtra State Common Admission Process (CAP) released its fourth merit list for the 2026 academic year, confirming admission for 5,708 candidates across MBA and MMS courses. The list, published by the state’s Directorate of Technical Education, covers seats allocated in participating colleges that follow the CAP guidelines.
CAP serves as the centralized platform for postgraduate management admissions in Maharashtra, streamlining seat allocation for both MBA and the locally preferred MMS programmes. Institutions that are part of the CAP network submit their seat matrices, and candidates are allotted seats based on merit and preferences.
Admitted students are required to complete the enrollment formalities, including fee payment and document verification, within the deadline specified in the list. Those who do not secure a seat in this round may await further counseling sessions or the next round of admissions, if any.
The fourth list reflects sustained demand for management education in the state, with thousands of aspirants competing for limited seats in reputed colleges.
CAP serves as the centralized platform for postgraduate management admissions in Maharashtra, streamlining seat allocation for both MBA and the locally preferred MMS programmes. Institutions that are part of the CAP network submit their seat matrices, and candidates are allotted seats based on merit and preferences.
Admitted students are required to complete the enrollment formalities, including fee payment and document verification, within the deadline specified in the list. Those who do not secure a seat in this round may await further counseling sessions or the next round of admissions, if any.
The fourth list reflects sustained demand for management education in the state, with thousands of aspirants competing for limited seats in reputed colleges.