MAH B.Ed Alphabetical List 2026 LIVE UpdatesMaharashtra B.Ed Alphabetical List 2026 LIVE Updates: The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, is scheduled to publish the Round 1 Alphabetical Merit List for MAH B.Ed CAP Admissions 2026 tomorrow, August 4, 2026 , on the official portal at bedcap26.mahacet.org. Candidates who completed the registration process for admission to the two-year B.Ed programme can check the alphabetical list to verify their application details and document scrutiny status before the publication of the final state merit list. Although the CET Cell has not officially announced a release time, based on previous Maharashtra CET admission portals, the alphabetical list is expected to be released after 5 PM,
- MAH B.Ed Alphabetical Merit List 2026: Click Here
Maharashtra B.Ed Alphabetical List 2026 Release Time Trends
While the CET Cell typically does not specify an exact time for alphabetical merit list PDF publications, historical patterns across Maharashtra admission portals indicate the following release expectations:
Admission Activity | Dates and Details |
|---|---|
Display of Round 1 Alphabetical Merit List | August 4, 2026 |
Expected Release Time 1 | Around 5 PM |
| Expected Release Time 12 | Before 8 PM |
Format | Downloadable PDF |
Availability | Category-wise and district-wise PDFs |
Grievance Redressal & Document Re-upload | August 4 to 6, 2026 |
Publication of Final Merit List | August 10, 2026 |
College Option Form Filling | August 2026 (Tentative) |
Alphabetical List vs Final Merit List
Understanding the difference between the two lists is important before proceeding with the counselling process.
Alphabetical Merit List (August 4) | Final Merit List (August 10) |
|---|---|
Names arranged alphabetically | Candidates arranged according to State Merit Rank |
Used only for data verification | Used for CAP counselling and seat allotment |
No merit ranks assigned | State Merit Numbers published |
Allows candidates to submit grievances | Forms the basis for option entry and seat allocation |
How to Submit Grievances & Edit Application Form
If you notice errors in your name, CET score, category status, gender, or document scrutiny status, you must submit a grievance during the designated window (August 4 to August 6, 2026):
- Visit bedcap26.mahacet.org and log into your account using your Application ID and Password.
- Click on the "Submit Grievance" / "Application Form Unlocking" tab inside your dashboard.
- Edit the incorrect data fields (e.g., qualifying marks, category, or personal details) as flagged by the e-scrutiny team.
- Attach clear, legible PDF/image files of authentic supporting certificates (such as Caste Validity, Non-Creamy Layer, EWS Certificate, or Marksheets).
- Submit the updated application form and save the grievance acknowledgment slip for future tracking.
Uncorrected discrepancies or unsubmitted documents during the grievance window will lead to candidate status conversion (e.g., Reserved to Open/General Category) or exclusion from the Round 1 Final Merit List published on August 10, 2026.
Stay Tuned:
We will continuously update the latest information on the alphabetical merit list, grievance submission process, document re-upload facility, final merit list schedule, and CAP Round 1 counselling as soon as it is released by the Maharashtra CET Cell.
MAH B.Ed Alphabetical List 2026 LIVE:
07 00 AM IST - 05 Aug'26
Keep Monitoring Vacancy Trends Even After Round 1 Allotment
Candidates who do not receive their preferred college in the first CAP round should continue following the admission process. Seat vacancies created due to non-reporting, withdrawals, or upgradation in subsequent rounds often improve admission opportunities at several participating B.Ed colleges. Regularly checking official vacancy updates can help candidates make better counselling decisions in later rounds.
06 00 AM IST - 05 Aug'26
Compare NAAC Accreditation Before Prioritising Colleges
Evaluation Factor Why It Matters NAAC Accreditation Academic quality Faculty Experience Teaching standards Internship Support Practical training Infrastructure Learning environment 05 00 AM IST - 05 Aug'26
Place Your Most Preferred College at the Top of the Option Form
The CAP allotment system processes college preferences strictly in the order submitted by the candidate. Therefore, the college placed at Preference No. 1 should be the institution where the candidate genuinely wishes to study. Candidates should carefully review the entire preference order before locking the option form, as the allotment process follows the submitted sequence during seat allocation.
04 00 AM IST - 05 Aug'26
Candidates With Moderate Merit Should Diversify Their College Preferences
Candidates expecting a moderate or lower State Merit Rank should avoid selecting only highly competitive institutions. Admission experts recommend including a balanced mix of government-aided, university-affiliated, and private unaided colleges to improve the probability of securing a seat during the first CAP round.
Suggested Strategy
- Include a few dream colleges.
- Add realistic colleges based on previous cutoffs.
- Keep sufficient backup options.
- Do not leave preference slots unused.
03 00 AM IST - 05 Aug'26
Government-Aided Colleges Continue to Witness Higher Admission Competition
College Type General Trend Government-Aided Colleges Lower fees, higher competition Private Unaided Colleges Higher fees, comparatively wider availability Candidates should balance affordability and admission chances while preparing their option list.
02 00 AM IST - 05 Aug'26
Autonomous vs University-Affiliated B.Ed Colleges – Know the Difference Before Filling Options
While preparing your CAP college preferences, candidates should understand the difference between autonomous and university-affiliated B.Ed colleges. Autonomous institutions generally enjoy greater academic flexibility in curriculum delivery, internal assessment, and teaching practices, whereas university-affiliated colleges follow the syllabus, examination pattern, and academic regulations prescribed by their affiliating university. Candidates should compare academics, fees, and infrastructure before finalising their choices.
01 00 AM IST - 05 Aug'26
Mid-Range B.Ed Colleges May Charge Between Rs.35,000 and Rs.60,000
College Approx. Total B.Ed Fee* Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Education Rs.75,000 Motiwala College of Education Rs.90,000–Rs.91,000 Dnyanganga College of Education Rs.45,000–Rs.65,000 (Approx.) Nav Sahyadri Charitable Trust's College of Education Rs.45,000–Rs.65,000 (Approx.) Vishwasatya B.Ed. College Rs.45,000–Rs.60,000 (Approx.) Jagat Prakash B.Ed. College Rs.40,000–Rs.55,000 (Approx.) Smt. Surajba College of Education Rs.45,000–Rs.60,000 (Approx.) SNDT College Rs.35,000–Rs.50,000 (Approx.) 12 00 AM IST - 05 Aug'26
Approximate Fees for High-Demand MAH B.Ed Colleges
Candidates targeting highly competitive institutes can refer to the indicative tuition fee range below.
College Approx. Tuition Fee (2 Years) Institute of Science Poona's Swami Vivekanand College of Education Rs.46,000–Rs.50,000 Dnyanganga College of Education Rs.45,000–Rs.65,000* Nav Sahyadri Charitable Trust's College of Education Rs.45,000–Rs.65,000* Approximate range; fees may vary by academic year and university.
11 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Build a Balanced College List Using Institute-wise Cutoff Trends
Experts recommend dividing colleges into three groups while preparing for CAP counselling.
Preference Group Suggested Institute Type Dream Choices Institutes with previous cutoffs above 90 Realistic Choices Institutes with cutoffs between 75 and 90 Safe Choices Institutes with cutoffs below 75 This strategy helps candidates maximise their admission prospects while still targeting preferred B.Ed colleges based on previous institute-wise admission trends.
10 30 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Keep Original Certificates Ready for Institute Reporting
Candidates allotted seats should arrange all original documents well in advance, as colleges generally verify original certificates during admission.
Important Documents
- MAH B.Ed CET Score Card
- Final Merit Status
- Graduation Marksheets
- Degree Certificate
- Domicile Certificate
- Caste/Category Certificates (if applicable)
- Aadhaar Card
- Passport-size Photographs
10 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Final Merit List Will Be Released Separately for Different Candidate Categories
The Maharashtra CET Cell is expected to publish separate Final Merit Lists for different candidate groups, including Maharashtra State (MS) and Outside Maharashtra State (OMS) candidates, enabling applicants to check their merit position under the appropriate admission category.
09 30 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
inal Merit List Will Form the Basis for CAP Option Form Activation
The Maharashtra CET Cell is expected to activate the CAP option form only after publishing the Final Merit List. Candidates should therefore start shortlisting colleges now so that they can complete option entry without rushing once the counselling schedule is announced.
09 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Higher State Merit Rank Improves College Choice Opportunities
Candidates securing better State Merit Numbers will receive higher priority during CAP seat allotment. This generally increases the likelihood of obtaining admission to preferred colleges and courses before lower-ranked candidates are considered.
08 30 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
State Merit Number Will Replace Alphabetical Arrangement
Unlike the Alphabetical Merit List, the Final Merit List will arrange candidates strictly according to their State Merit Number. This merit rank will determine a candidate's priority during CAP counselling and subsequent seat allotment rounds.
08 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Final Merit List Will Reflect Only Verified Candidate Details
The Final State Merit List, scheduled for August 10, will be prepared only after the Maharashtra CET Cell completes scrutiny of all grievances received during the correction window. Candidates should not expect any unverified or pending corrections to appear in the final merit rankings.
07 30 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Grievance Approval Is Subject to Verification by the CET Cell
After submitting a grievance, candidates should log in again to verify that the updated information and uploaded documents have been successfully saved. Reviewing the dashboard immediately helps identify any incomplete submissions before the correction window closes.
07 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Verify Reservation Benefits Before the Grievance Window Closes
Applicants claiming reservation under SC, ST, OBC, EWS, or other eligible categories should ensure that the reservation has been correctly reflected in the alphabetical merit list. Any mismatch should be reported during the grievance period to avoid consideration under the Open category.
06 30 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Upload Only Authentic Supporting Documents While Requesting Corrections
Every grievance raised through the portal should be supported by valid documentary proof. Uploading incorrect, unrelated, or unofficial documents may lead to rejection of the requested correction during scrutiny. Candidates should ensure that all uploaded certificates are genuine and issued by the competent authority.
06 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Review Every Page of Your Application Before Raising a Grievance
Instead of checking only your name and category, candidates should carefully review every section of their application, including academic details, reservation claims, gender, candidate type, and uploaded certificates. Multiple discrepancies can be corrected together through a single grievance submission.
05 30 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Grievance Requests Will Be Accepted Only During the Official Correction Window
Candidates should remember that the Maharashtra CET Cell will accept grievance requests only during the officially notified period from August 4 to 6. Requests submitted after the deadline are generally not considered, so applicants should verify their details immediately after the alphabetical merit list is released.
05 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Expected Release Window for MAH B.Ed Alphabetical Merit List Has Officially Begun
The expected release window for the MAH B.Ed CAP Round 1 Alphabetical Merit List 2026 has now begun. As of 5:00 PM on August 4, the Maharashtra State CET Cell has not yet activated the category-wise PDF download links. Candidates are advised to continue monitoring the official portal, as the alphabetical merit list may be published at any time during the evening based on previous CAP admission trends. Avoid repeatedly refreshing the website if it becomes slow due to increased traffic.
04 30 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Verify the Remarks Column Carefully After Finding Your Name
Apart from checking your personal details, candidates should carefully review the Remarks column displayed in the Alphabetical Merit List. This section indicates whether the application has been successfully verified or whether further action is required before the Final Merit List is prepared.
Remarks Status Meaning Confirmed Application successfully verified Discrepancy One or more details require correction Document Missing Upload the required document during the grievance window Candidates noticing any discrepancy should submit corrections between August 4 and August 6, 2026 to avoid issues in the Final State Merit List.
04 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Use the PDF Search Feature to Locate Your Name Within Seconds
Instead of manually scrolling through hundreds of pages after the merit list is released, candidates should use the built-in PDF search function to quickly locate their application details.
Quick Search Tips
- Press Ctrl + F (Windows)
- Press Command + F (Mac)
- Search using your Application ID
- Alternatively, search using your full registered name
Using the Application ID usually provides faster and more accurate results than searching by first name alone.
03 30 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Over 62,000 Locked Applications Expected in Today's Alphabetical Merit List
Initial admission statistics indicate a large number of applicants participated in the MAH B.Ed CAP 2026 admission process.
Admission Statistics Expected Numbers* Total Registrations 67,700+ Successfully Locked Applications 62,800+ 03 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Recover Your Password Before the Merit List Goes Live
Candidates who have forgotten their login credentials should complete the password recovery process before tomorrow's merit list release. Resetting the password in advance will help avoid delays while accessing the grievance portal after the alphabetical list is published.
Password Reset Steps
- Visit the Candidate Login page.
- Click "Forgot Password."
- Enter your Application ID and Date of Birth.
- Verify the OTP received on your registered mobile number.
- Create a new password and log in successfully.
02 30 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Heavy Traffic Expected on MAH B.Ed Portal After Merit List Release
The official bedcap26.mahacet.org portal is expected to witness heavy traffic immediately after the Round 1 Alphabetical Merit List is released tomorrow. Candidates may experience slow page loading or temporary server delays due to thousands of simultaneous login attempts.
If the website becomes slow:
- Avoid clicking the Refresh button repeatedly.
- Wait for 2 to 3 minutes before trying again.
- Use a stable internet connection.
- Download the PDF once the server response improves.
02 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Institute-wise Allotment List Will Be Available After CAP Seat Allotment
Once the CAP Round 1 seat allotment is announced, the Maharashtra CET Cell will activate the Institute-wise Allotment List on the admission portal. Candidates will be able to check the list college-wise to see the names of students allotted to a particular B.Ed institute.
01 30 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Tie-Breaking Rules Will Apply Only During Final Merit List Preparation
Candidates obtaining identical CET scores should note that today's alphabetical merit list will not display tie-break rankings. The Maharashtra CET Cell will apply the prescribed tie-breaking criteria while preparing the Final State Merit List scheduled for August 10, ensuring that candidates with equal scores are ranked according to the official admission rules.
01 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Correct Aggregate Marks Carefully if Any Discrepancy Is Reported
Candidates whose qualifying examination marks have been flagged during e-scrutiny should carefully verify the aggregate percentage entered in the application form. Any correction must be supported with proper academic documents before the grievance deadline expires.
Before submitting the correction:
- Recalculate the overall aggregate percentage.
- Verify semester-wise marks.
- Ensure the entered percentage matches official records.
- Keep supporting documents ready for upload.
12 30 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Keep Original Certificates Ready Before Seat Allotment
Candidates receiving an allotment must produce original documents during admission. Preparing these documents in advance will help avoid delays after the CAP Round 1 results.
Keep ready:
- CET Score Card
- Graduation Marksheets
- Degree Certificate
- Domicile Certificate
- Caste/Category Certificates (if applicable)
- Valid Photo ID
12 00 PM IST - 04 Aug'26
Candidates Should Research Colleges Before Option Form Begins
Instead of waiting for the option entry window, aspirants should shortlist colleges now by comparing factors such as NAAC accreditation, university affiliation, fee structure, location, internship opportunities, and previous admission trends. This preparation helps avoid rushed decisions during CAP counselling.
11 30 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Merit Rank, Reservation and Preferences Decide Seat Allotment
Many candidates assume that CET marks alone determine admission. However, the CAP allotment process considers multiple parameters before allotting a seat.
Seat allotment depends on:
- State Merit Rank
- Reservation Category
- Candidate Type (MS/OMS)
- College Preferences
- Seat Availability
11 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Fill Maximum College Preferences During CAP Option Entry
Admission experts advise candidates not to restrict themselves to only a handful of colleges. Entering a larger number of realistic college preferences during CAP counselling generally improves the probability of receiving a seat, especially for candidates with average merit positions.
10 30 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
What Happens After the Final Merit List Is Published?
Candidates should prepare for the next stages of admission immediately after the Final Merit List.
Stage Expected Activity Final Merit List Merit Rank Published CAP Option Form College Preference Entry Seat Allotment Round 1 College Allocation Admission Confirmation Fee Payment & Reporting Candidates should keep checking the official CAP portal for notifications.
10 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Final Merit List Will Decide Your CAP Counselling Eligibility
The Alphabetical Merit List is only a verification document. Admission to participating B.Ed colleges will be based on the Final State Merit List scheduled for August 10. Only candidates whose names appear in the final merit list will become eligible to participate in the CAP option form and seat allotment process.
09 30 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Previous Round 1 Cutoffs Suggest Rising Competition at Several Colleges
Institutions such as Dnyanganga College of Education, Nav Sahyadri Charitable Trust's College of Education, and Institute of Science Poona's Swami Vivekanand College of Education witnessed sharp increases in Round 1 cutoffs last year. Candidates should anticipate similar competition levels while preparing their option forms.
09 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Score Around 75? Prepare a Three-Tier Option Strategy
Candidates securing approximately 75 marks should divide their college preferences into three categories.
- Dream Colleges: Previous cutoffs above 85
- Realistic Colleges: Previous cutoffs between 70 and 85
- Safe Colleges: Previous cutoffs below 70
08 30 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Score Between 70 and 80? Several Good Colleges May Still Be Within Reach
Candidates with 70–80 marks should not be discouraged. Many participating colleges have recorded Round 1 cutoffs within or close to this range in previous years.
Possible target colleges include:
- SNDT College
- Shri Sant Tukaram Shikshan Prasarak Mandal Adhyapak Mahavidyalaya
- Motiwala College of Education
- Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Education
08 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Expected 2026 Cutoff Range for Highly Preferred B.Ed Colleges
Based on recent admission trends, some leading institutions may continue to witness high Round 1 cutoffs.
College Category Expected Cutoff Range* Highly Preferred Colleges 90–98+ Well-known Private Colleges 75–90 Moderate Competition Colleges 65–80 Emerging Colleges 55–70 07 30 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Candidates With 90–95 Marks May Target High-Demand Colleges
A CET score between 90 and 95 is expected to provide strong admission opportunities across several reputed colleges.
Expected Score Likely College Category 90–95 High-demand private and aided colleges 95+ Premier B.Ed colleges 07 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Scored 95+? You Can Aim for Maharashtra's Most Competitive B.Ed Colleges
Candidates scoring 95 marks or above in MAH B.Ed CET 2026 are expected to remain competitive for some of the most sought-after B.Ed colleges based on previous Round 1 trends.
Preferred colleges may include:
- Dnyanganga College of Education
- Nav Sahyadri Charitable Trust's College of Education
- Institute of Science Poona's Swami Vivekanand College of Education
- Vishwasatya B.Ed. College
These colleges recorded Round 1 cutoffs above 90 in the previous admission cycle.
06 30 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Expected Score Range vs Admission Chances in MAH B.Ed 2026
Candidates can use the following score ranges only as a planning reference before the official CAP cutoffs are announced.
CET Score Expected Admission Chances 90+ Strong chance for highly preferred colleges 80–89 Competitive for many reputed colleges 70–79 Good chance at several established institutions 60–69 Moderate admission prospects Below 60 Focus on wider college preferences 06 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
What Is Considered a Safe Score for MAH B.Ed CET 2026?
While the official 2026 institute-wise cutoffs will be released only after CAP seat allotment begins, previous admission trends indicate that candidates scoring 90+ marks are expected to have strong chances of admission to several highly preferred B.Ed colleges. Scores between 70 and 85 may remain competitive for many reputed private institutions.
05 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Category-wise Minimum Qualifying Marks for MAH B.Ed CET 2026
Candidates must first satisfy the prescribed qualifying criteria before participating in the admission process.
Category Minimum Qualifying Marks General / OBC 30 Marks SC / ST No Minimum Qualifying Marks Meeting the qualifying requirement does not guarantee admission to a preferred college.
04 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Four Major Factors That May Influence MAH B.Ed CAP Cutoffs
Candidates awaiting the final merit list should understand the parameters that influence institute-wise cutoffs each year.
Factor Expected Impact Number of Candidates Higher participation may increase competition Available Seats More seats may lower cutoffs Previous Year's Cutoffs Used as a reference for admission trends Difficulty Level of CET Tougher papers may result in comparatively lower cutoffs 03 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Previous Cutoffs Are Useful for Planning, Not Predicting Admission
Candidates should use the 2024 and 2025 cutoff figures only as reference points while preparing for CAP counselling. Actual 2026 admission cutoffs will depend on multiple factors, including candidate performance, seat availability, reservation category, and college preference trends.
02 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Moderate Cutoff Colleges Could Offer Better Admission Opportunities
Not every participating institute recorded a higher cutoff in 2025. Colleges such as Jagat Prakash B.Ed. College, Smt. Surajba College of Education, and College of Education and Physical Education, Jalgaon remained within a comparatively moderate admission range, making them potential options for candidates with average CET scores.
01 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Colleges Showing Rising Cutoff Trends May Remain Competitive in 2026
Several institutions witnessed a considerable rise in their Round 1 cutoffs between 2024 and 2025.
Major gainers include:
- Dnyanganga College of Education
- Nav Sahyadri Charitable Trust's College of Education
- Vishwasatya B.Ed. College
- Institute of Science Poona's Swami Vivekanand College
- Satyagraha College of Education
Candidates should keep these trends in mind while preparing their future CAP option forms.
12 00 AM IST - 04 Aug'26
Countdown to MAH B.Ed Alphabetical List 2026
The State CET Cell is set to publish the Round 1 Alphabetical List today, August 4, 2026. We are tracking hour-by-hour developments. Keep your Application ID handy as we monitor
bedcap26.mahacet.orgfor the official PDF activation link.11 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
C.P. College of Education Recorded a Significant Improvement
Candidates can observe a substantial increase in admission demand at C.P. College of Education, where the Round 1 cutoff increased dramatically.
Admission Year Cutoff 2024 18.29 2025 83.57 The improvement reflects increased preference among candidates during the 2025 CAP admissions.
10 30 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
SNDT College Entered the Competitive Admission Bracket in 2025
Although 2024 data is unavailable, SNDT College reported a 75.96 Round 1 cutoff in 2025, placing it among institutions with moderate-to-high admission competition. The upcoming 2026 merit list will reveal whether this trend continues.
10 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Institute of Science Poona's Swami Vivekanand College Witnessed Exceptional Growth
This institution recorded one of the highest Round 1 cutoffs in 2025.
Year Round 1 Cutoff 2024 12.37 2025 98.30 Candidates planning to apply here should expect one of the most competitive admission processes among participating B.Ed colleges.
09 30 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Satyagraha College of Education Registered the Biggest Jump in Competition
One of the most striking admission trends was observed at Satyagraha College of Education.
College 2024 2025 Satyagraha College of Education 13.71 91.49 The dramatic increase suggests a significant shift in candidate preference or institutional demand between the two admission cycles.
09 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Damayantitai Deshmukh B.Ed. College Entered the High-Cutoff Category
Although comparative data for 2024 is unavailable, Damayantitai Deshmukh B.Ed. College recorded a strong 92.53 Round 1 cutoff in 2025. This indicates that the college attracted high-scoring candidates and may continue to remain competitive during the upcoming admission cycle.
08 30 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Nav Sahyadri College Recorded One of the Highest Round 1 Cutoffs
Candidates targeting Nav Sahyadri Charitable Trust's College of Education should note that the institute registered an impressive 97.80 Round 1 cutoff in 2025 compared to 79.69 in 2024. Similar competition levels are expected if candidate preferences remain unchanged this year.
08 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Vishwasatya B.Ed. College Emerged as One of the Fastest Growing Choices
Admission competition increased considerably at Vishwasatya B.Ed. College, where the Round 1 cutoff improved from 76.56 in 2024 to 92.77 in 2025. The sharp rise suggests growing demand among MAH B.Ed aspirants and could influence admission trends during the 2026 CAP process.
07 30 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Motiwala College of Education Showed a Noticeable Cutoff Drop
Previous admission data indicates that Motiwala College of Education became relatively more accessible in 2025.
Admission Year Round 1 Cutoff 2024 92.45 2025 78.31 Candidates should nevertheless wait for the official 2026 merit list before estimating their admission chances.
07 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
College of Education and Physical Education, Jalgaon Recorded a Lower Cutoff in 2025
Unlike many institutions that witnessed increased competition, the College of Education and Physical Education, Jalgaon, saw its Round 1 cutoff decline from 75.48 to 61.55. If a similar admission trend continues this year, candidates with moderate CET scores may have comparatively better admission prospects.
06 30 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Dnyanganga College of Education Witnessed a Sharp Rise in Round 1 Cutoff
Aspirants targeting this college in 2026 should expect intense competition once the CAP rounds begin.
College 2024 2025 Dnyanganga College of Education 79.69 97.80 06 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Replace Temporary Document Receipts With Original Certificates
Candidates who uploaded acknowledgement receipts instead of the final certificates during registration should replace them with the original documents during the grievance window. Failure to upload the required certificates may affect reservation benefits and candidature under the claimed category.
Documents Commonly Replaced
- Caste Validity Certificate
- Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) Certificate
- EWS Certificate
- Other pending reservation documents
05 30 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Check the Remarks Column Carefully While Verifying Your Application
Candidates should pay special attention to the remarks section displayed against their application details. This column provides important information regarding the document verification status and indicates whether any corrections are required before the final merit list is prepared.
Remark Meaning Confirmed Documents verified successfully Discrepancy Corrections required Document Rejected Fresh upload required during grievance window 05 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Use the PDF Search Feature to Find Your Details Quickly
Instead of scrolling through hundreds of pages manually, candidates can locate their application details within seconds using the search feature available in PDF readers.
Quick Search Tip
- Press Ctrl + F (Windows)
- Press Command + F (Mac)
- Enter your Application ID or Candidate Name
- Verify all displayed details carefully
04 30 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Candidates Can Edit Limited Details During the Grievance Window
Applicants should carefully review their application before submitting any correction request, as changes beyond the permitted fields are generally not accepted after the correction window closes.
Fields That Can Be Updated
- Aggregate Marks / CGPA Conversion
- Category & Sub-category
- Uploaded Documents
- Domicile Status
- Candidate Type
04 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Step-by-Step Guide to Raise a Grievance
Log in to bedcap26.mahacet.org.
Click "Grievance / Unlock Application Form".
Correct the flagged fields (marks, category, candidate type).
Upload clear scans of valid supporting documents.
Save and submit your form.
03 30 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Ensure EWS and Non-Creamy Layer Certificates Are Valid Before Uploading
Candidates belonging to the EWS and OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) categories should verify that their certificates are valid for the 2026–27 admission cycle. If only acknowledgement receipts or outdated certificates were uploaded during registration, fresh valid documents should be kept ready for submission during the grievance period beginning tomorrow.
03 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Three-Day Grievance Window to Open Immediately After Merit List Publication
The publication of tomorrow's alphabetical merit list will also begin the official grievance redressal period from August 4 to 6. During this period, candidates can request corrections in personal details, upload missing documents, and rectify discrepancies identified during e-scrutiny before the final state merit list is prepared.
02 30 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Recover Your Login Credentials Before the Merit List Is Published
Candidates who have forgotten their login password should recover their credentials today instead of waiting until the alphabetical merit list is released. Completing the password recovery process in advance will help avoid delays while accessing the candidate dashboard for grievance submission or application verification.
Password Recovery Steps
- Visit the official MAH B.Ed CAP portal.
- Open the Candidate Login section.
- Click Forgot Password.
- Enter your Application ID and Date of Birth.
- Verify the OTP received on your registered mobile number.
- Create a new password and log in successfully.
02 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Initial E-Scrutiny Process Completed Ahead of Tomorrow's Merit List Release
The Maharashtra CET Cell has already completed the preliminary e-scrutiny of uploaded documents submitted during registration. Tomorrow's alphabetical merit list will reflect the verification status of each application. Candidates whose uploaded documents are unclear, incomplete, or invalid are likely to find corresponding remarks in their application status and should be prepared to submit corrected documents during the grievance period.
01 30 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Official MAH B.Ed CET Helpdesk Will Assist Candidates During the Correction Period
Candidates facing issues related to the alphabetical merit list, login credentials, or grievance submission can seek assistance from the Maharashtra State CET Cell helpdesk. It is advisable to keep the official contact details handy before the correction window begins tomorrow.
Helpdesk Service Details Helpdesk Phone 9175176036 Working Hours 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM 01 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Keep All Required Documents Ready Before the Grievance Window Opens
Candidates should prepare scanned copies of all important certificates before the alphabetical merit list is released tomorrow. If the e-scrutiny team flags any missing, invalid, or unclear document, the corrected files can be uploaded during the grievance window from August 4 to August 6. Ensure that certificates such as the Caste Certificate, Caste Validity Certificate, Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) Certificate, EWS Certificate, and qualifying marksheets are clear and readable.
12 30 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Separate Category-wise PDF Merit Lists Expected Tomorrow
When the portal updates tomorrow, expect distinct category files:
PDF Category Target Applicant Group MS Candidate List Maharashtra Domiciled Applicants OMS Candidate List Outside Maharashtra State Applicants J&K / NRI Lists Special / Supernumerary Quota 12 00 PM IST - 03 Aug'26
Candidates Should Keep Their Login Credentials Ready
Don't panic when the link drops, Keep your basic details ready:
Application ID (starts with BD26)
Password
Registered Mobile Number for OTPs (if needed).
11 30 AM IST - 03 Aug'26
Alphabetical Merit List Expected Release Time Window
Historically, CET Cell publishes these lists between 5:00 PM and 8:00 PM. We expect the PDF links for Maharashtra State (MS) and Outside Maharashtra State (OMS) candidates to go live within this window tomorrow.
11 00 AM IST - 03 Aug'26
MAH B.Ed Alphabetical Merit List 2026 Scheduled to be Released Very Soon
The Maharashtra State CET Cell will release the Round 1 Alphabetical Merit List for MAH B.Ed CAP 2026 admissions tomorrow, August 4. Candidates who successfully completed the registration and document verification process will be able to verify their application details before the publication of the final state merit list on August 10.
