MAH CET CAP Round 2026: Round 3 Vacant Seat List Released; Confirm Your Participation by August 21

The Maharashtra State CET Cell has officially released the list of vacant seats for the third round of the MAH CET CAP 2026 MBA/MMS seat allotment process. Candidates who did not secure a college of their choice in the second round are now eligible to participate in Round 3. To do so, they must complete the confirmation of option form between August 19 and August 21, 2026. This step is crucial for those looking to secure a seat in the upcoming allotment.

The MAH CET CAP Round 3 seat allotment list is scheduled to be published on August 24, 2026. Candidates who are successfully allotted a seat during this round will need to confirm their admission by accepting the offer online. Following this, they are required to visit the designated college the next day to finalize their admission formalities. For those who prefer to wait for the fourth round of allotment, it is essential to select the 'betterment' option and freeze their provisional seat.

The seat acceptance fee for the MAH CET CAP 2026 is set at INR 1,000. Candidates can access the seat allotment list by logging into the official portal. Detailed instructions for checking allotment status are available on the website, ensuring that candidates can easily navigate the process. The provisional vacant seat list can be found at mba2026.mahacet.org.in/mba_26/home.

The MAH CET CAP 2026 is structured into four rounds, with the first two rounds of seat allotment already completed. The cut-off scores for the first round were announced following the release of the seat allotment list, while the cut-offs for Round 2 are still pending. This information is critical for candidates as they plan their next steps in the admission process.

As the admission process progresses, candidates are encouraged to stay updated on the latest developments regarding exam results, dates, admit cards, and other educational news. This includes information related to college admissions, courses, board exams, scholarships, and new education policies. For any inquiries, candidates can reach out to the news team for assistance.