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Maharashtra to Hold Extra Admission Round for Law and Education Courses (Oct 3-5)
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🗓 04 Oct 2026, 07:36 PM
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The Maharashtra state government announced an additional counseling session for admissions to law and education programmes, scheduled from 3 to 5 October.
The state government of Maharashtra has issued a notice for an extra round of admissions targeting law and education streams. The counseling will be conducted over three days, from October 3 to October 5, allowing eligible candidates to secure seats in the respective courses.
The announcement, released through official channels, aims to address the high demand for professional courses in the state and to ensure that vacant seats from the earlier rounds are filled. Applicants are required to meet the standard eligibility criteria set by the respective universities and will need to register online before the counseling dates.
Details regarding the application portal, required documents, and seat allocation procedures have been made available on the Maharashtra Higher Education Department's website. Candidates are advised to keep their academic records and identification proofs ready to avoid delays during the counseling process.
The additional round is expected to benefit thousands of aspirants who missed earlier deadlines or are seeking better seat options. Authorities have urged students to monitor official notifications for any updates or changes to the schedule.
The announcement, released through official channels, aims to address the high demand for professional courses in the state and to ensure that vacant seats from the earlier rounds are filled. Applicants are required to meet the standard eligibility criteria set by the respective universities and will need to register online before the counseling dates.
Details regarding the application portal, required documents, and seat allocation procedures have been made available on the Maharashtra Higher Education Department's website. Candidates are advised to keep their academic records and identification proofs ready to avoid delays during the counseling process.
The additional round is expected to benefit thousands of aspirants who missed earlier deadlines or are seeking better seat options. Authorities have urged students to monitor official notifications for any updates or changes to the schedule.