MHT CET 2026 CAP Round 1 Seat Allocation Results to Be Announced Today; Anticipated Release Time Available

The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell is poised to release the results for the MHT CET 2026 CAP Round 1 seat allotment today, August 2. This announcement is crucial for candidates seeking admission to Bachelor of Engineering (BE) and Bachelor of Technology (BTech) programs. The allotment results will be accessible on the official counselling portal at fe2026.mahacet.org, with the link expected to be activated between 6 PM and 8 PM, following trends from previous years.

Candidates who participated in the CAP Round 1 option form will be able to check their allotment status once the results are published. To download their allotment letters, candidates must log in using their application ID and password on the official CAP portal. The allotment process takes into account various factors, including the candidate's merit rank, category, reservation rules, preferences indicated during the option entry, and the availability of seats.

While the CET Cell has not confirmed a specific time for the release, the anticipated window aligns with historical patterns observed in past counselling rounds. Those who are allotted a seat in CAP Round 1 are required to complete the online seat acceptance process and report to their designated institute within the timeframe specified by the CET Cell.

According to the counselling calendar, the seat acceptance and reporting period is set from August 3 to August 5. Following this, the list of vacant seats for CAP Round 2 will be published on August 6. This year's engineering CAP counselling process is significant, encompassing over 1.92 lakh seats across 380 participating institutes in Maharashtra, making it one of the largest engineering admission processes in India.

As candidates await the results, it is essential for them to stay informed about the latest updates regarding education news, including exam results, dates, admit cards, and schedules related to admissions and courses. The CET Cell's efficient management of this process is critical for ensuring a smooth transition for students entering the engineering field.