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MHT CET BSc Agriculture CAP Round 1 College Choice Filling 2025 BeginsMHT CET BSc Agriculture CAP Round 1 College Choice Filling 2025 Begins: The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has initiated the CAP Round 1 college choice filling process for BSc Agriculture admissions 2025. Eligible candidates can access the choice filling portal through their student login until August 7, 2025 , midnight at agri2025.mahacet.org . During this process, candidates are required to prioritize their preferred colleges and courses using the respective college codes. Candidates are advised to carefully review and submit their choices within the given timeframe to ensure consideration for their preferred colleges and courses.
Candidates must look at the available seat matrix PDF below for MHT CET 2025 BSc Agriculture CAP Round 1 counselling and select their college preferences accordingly.
MHT CET BSc Agriculture CAP Round 1 College Choice Filling 2025: Important Dates
Go through the table and know the important dates related to CAP Round 1 college choice filling.
Event | Dates |
|---|---|
Last date to submit choices | August 7, 2025 (till midnight) |
Release of Round 1 allotment list | August 9, 2025 (after 5 PM) |
Important Instructions for MHT CET BSc Agriculture CAP Round 1 College Choice Filling 2025
When filling choices for CAP round 1 process, candidates should consider the following key points:
- Candidates without allotment or freeze: Can provide new preferences for the next round, but those who've already been allotted their first preference are excluded from this provision.
- No allotment and no new preferences: Earlier preferences will be considered for the next round.
- Candidates with allotment wishing to participate in the next round: Should not freeze their choices and can give new preferences, except for those who've opted for Float or been allotted their first preference.
- Candidates with allotment but no freeze or new preferences: Will not be eligible for the next round, unless they've been allotted their first preference.
- Refusal and new preferences: If a candidate hasn't frozen their choice and provides new preferences, it's assumed they've refused the previous college allotment. They can still prefer the refused college in the next round, provided they weren't allotted their first preference.
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