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FINANCE DEPARTMENT

Hutatma Rajguru Chowk, Madam Cama Road,

Mantralaya, Mumbai 400 032, dated 26th February 2019.

NOTIFICATION

MAHARASHTRA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2002.

No. MVN.1215/C.R.40/Sales Tax (ADM-1).—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1)

and (2) of section 11 of the Maharashtra Value Added Tax Act, 2002 (Mah. IX of 2005) read with rule 6 of

the Maharashtra Value Added Tax, Rules, 2005 and of all other powers enabling it in this behalf, the

Government of Maharashtra after consultation with the High Court of Judicature at Bombay hereby, appoints

Shri Prakash Himmatrao Mali, Principal District and Session Judge, Aurangabad, as the President of the

Maharashtra Sales Tax Tribunal for a period of two years from the date on which he assumes the charge

of the said post.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Maharashtra,

Z. A. SHAIKH

Deputy Secretary to the Government.

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FINANCE DEPARTMENT

Hutatma Rajguru Chowk, Madam Cama Road,

Mantralaya, Mumbai 400 032, dated 26th February 2019.

NOTIFICATION

MAHARASHTRA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2002.

No. MVN.1215/C.R.40/Sales Tax (ADM-1).—In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (ii) of

sub-section (3) of section 11 of the Maharashtra Value Added Tax Act, 2002 (Mah. IX of 2005) read with

rule 6 of the Maharashtra Value Added Tax, Rules, 2005 and of all other powers enabling it in this behalf,

the Government of Maharashtra after consultation with the High Court of Judicature at Bombay hereby,

appoints Shri Ashok Ambadas Bhatkar, Retired District Judge, as the Judicial member of the Maharashtra

Sales Tax Tribunal for a period of two years from the date on which he assumes the charge of the said

post or till he attains the age of sixty-two years, whichever is earlier.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Maharashtra,

Z. A. SHAIKH,

Deputy Secretary to the Government.

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FINANCE DEPARTMENT

Hutatma Rajguru Chowk, Madam Cama Road,

Mantralaya, Mumbai 400 032, dated 26th February 2019.

NOTIFICATION

MAHARASHTRA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2002.

No. MVN. 1215/C.R.40/Sales Tax (ADM-1).—In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (ii) of

sub-section (3) of section 11 of the Maharashtra Value Added Tax Act, 2002 (Mah. IX of 2005) read with

rule 6 of the Maharashtra Value Added Tax, Rules, 2005 and of all other powers enabling it in this behalf,

the Government of Maharashtra after consultation with the High Court of Judicature at Bombay hereby,

appoints Shri Ramchandra Narayan Sardesai, Retired District Judge, as the Judicial member of the

Maharashtra Sales Tax Tribunal for a period of two years from the date on which he assumes the charge

of the said post or till he attains the age of sixty-two years, whichever is earlier.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Maharashtra,

Z. A. SHAIKH,

Deputy Secretary to the Government.

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FINANCE DEPARTMENT

Hutatma Rajguru Chowk, Madam Cama Road,

Mantralaya, Mumbai 400 032, dated 26th February 2019.

NOTIFICATION

MAHARASHTRA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2002.

No. MVN.1215/C.R.40/Sales Tax (ADM-1).—In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (ii) of

sub-section (3) of section 11 of the Maharashtra Value Added Tax Act, 2002 (Mah. IX of 2005) read with

rule 6 of the Maharashtra Value Added Tax, Rules, 2005 and of all other powers enabling it in this behalf,

the Government of Maharashtra after consultation with the High Court of Judicature at Bombay hereby,

appoints Shri Maheshwar Anandidas Lovekar, Retired District Judge, as the Judicial member of the

Maharashtra Sales Tax Tribunal for a period of two years from the date on which he assumes the charge

of the said post or till he attains the age of sixty-two years, whichever is earlier.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Maharashtra,

Z. A. SHAIKH,

Deputy Secretary to the Government.

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HIGHER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

Mantralaya, Madam Cama Marg, Hutatma Rajguru Chowk, Mumbai 400 032

dated the 6th May 2016

NOTIFICATION

MAHARASHTRA UNAIDED PRIVATE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS (REGULATION OF ADMISSIONS AND

FEES) ACT, 2015.

No. B.Ed.4616/C.R.1/Mashi-2. In exercise of the powers conferred by section 23 of the

Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions

and Fees) Act, 2015 (Mah. XXVIII of 2015), the Government of Maharashtra hereby makes the

following rules to regulate the admissions to the First Year of Professional Undergraduate Teacher

Training Programme in Education and Physical Education (B.Ed., B.P. Ed.) and Professional Post-

graduate Teacher Training Programme in Education and Physical Education (M.Ed., M.P. Ed.),

namely :

Short title and commencement.—(1) These rules may be called the Maharashtra Unaided

Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admission to the Professional

Undergraduate and Post-graduate Teacher Training Programme (B.Ed., B.P.Ed., M.Ed., M.P.Ed)

Rules, 2016.

(2) They shall come into force with effect from 6th May, 2016

Definitions.—(1) In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires,–

(a) “Act” means the Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions

(Regulation of Admissions and Fees) Act, 2015 (Mah. Act XXVIII of 2015 ;

(b) “Admission Reporting Centre” means a centre where the Candidate shall report for

confirmation of admission by submission of documents and payment of fees ;

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(d) “Application Form” means prescribed form filled up online by the Candidate for

admission ;

(e) “Autonomous Institution” means the institution to which autonomy is granted by

the University Grants Commission ;

(f) “CAP Seats” means the seats filled in through the centralized process of admission

carried out by the Competent Authority ;

(g) “Courses” means the undergraduate and postgraduate educational programmes i.e.

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.), Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.), Master of Education

(M.Ed.), Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.) ;

(h) “ELCT” means English Language Content Test conducted by competent authority

for the candidates who are desirous of seeking admission in English medium colleges of

Education ;

(i) “Eligible Candidates” means the candidates who are eligible for different professional

Courses as notified by the Government, from time to time, under sub-section (1) of section 3

of the Act ;

(j) “Facilitation Centre” means a centre where the facilities like sale of application kits,

filling online forms, verification of documents and grievances, etc, are provided ;

(k) “Home University (HU)” means the university area as specified in rule 5(1)herein;

(l) “HSC” means the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Standard XII) examination

conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or

its equivalent certificate awarded by a recognised Boards ;

(m) “Institutional Quota” means seats available for admission to eligible Candidates at

Institution level as declared by the Government or appropriate authority, from time to time ;

(n) “Inter-Se-Merit” means the order of merit in respect of various classes/category of

Candidates ;

(o) “Minority Quota” means seats earmarked for the Minority Community students from

within the State, belonging to the Minority Community to which the institution belongs ;

(p) “Non-Autonomous Institution” means those institutions which are not ‘Autonomous

Institutions ;

(q) “Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)” means a candidate/person registered as an Overseas

Citizenship of India as declared by the Central Government under section 7A of the Citizenship

Act, 1955 and includes Persons of Indian Origin (PIO).

Explanation.—For the purposes of this clause, all the existing Persons of Indian Origin

(PIO) cardholders registered under notification of the Government of India, Ministry of Home

Affairs No. F.No. 26011/04/98- F. I, dated 19th August 2002 shall now be deemed to be Overseas

Citizens of India (OCI) cardholders by virtue of Notification of Government of India, Ministry

of Home Affairs, No. 25024/9/2014-F. I, dated 9th January of 2015 ;

(r) “OHU” means the area Outside Home University area;

(s) “Physical Examination” means the physical efficiency test conducted by the competent

authority as a part of CET ;

(t) “Programme” means the undergraduate and post-graduate teacher Training

programme in Education and Physical Education ;

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(u) “Qualifying Examination” means examinations on the basis of which a candidate

becomes eligible for admission or its equivalent examination ;

(v) “SSC” means the Secondary School Certificate (Standard X) examination conducted

by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its

equivalent certificate awarded by a recognised Boards ;

(2) Words and expressions used but not defined in these rules, shall have the same meanings

respectively assigned to them in the Act.

Invitation of Application.—(1) The Competent Authority may invite Online Applications

from Candidates for participating in CET for seeking admission to the Course for which State

CET is required for the academic year.

(2) The Candidates seeking admissions to the Course for the seats provided in rule 7(1),7(2),

7(3), 7(4) and 7(5) of these rules shall apply to the Competent Authority for admission through

Centralised Admission Process(CAP);

(3) The Candidate should submit, along-with the application, the requisite certificates, as

applicable in the necessary Proforma issued by the concerned Competent Authority.

Declaration of Medium, Pattern, Syllabus, Schedule, etc. of CET.— (1) The Competent

Authority shall, in relation to Common Entrance Test (CET), declare the following,—

(a)

Medium of CET;

(b)

Pattern of CET;

(c)

Mode of CET;

(d)

Schedule of CET;

(e)

Issue of Hall Ticket;

(f)

Declaration of Result, etc.

(2) The Competent Authority shall declare the Syllabus relating to CET in consultation with

the Director of Higher Education.

Candidature Type,—

(1) Maharashtra State Candidature,—

(i) Home University Candidature.—A graduate or post-graduate candidate in any

faculty of the University under the jurisdiction of which that institute is located can opt

for this candidature type.

Type

Eligibility Criterion

Home University

(i)

Candidates passing graduation/ post-

graduation Examination from a

Recognized institution in

Maharashtra State,and

(ii)

Candidate who is Domicile of

Maharashtra/ Born in Maharashtra.

A Candidate does not satisfy as the

criterion (ii) in Type A above, but whose

Father or Mother is domiciled in the State

of Maharashtra and possesses Domicile

Certificate.

Place of passing of Qualifying

Examination

falling

within

the

jurisdiction of the respective University

area.

Place of Domicile Certificate issuing

authority falling within the jurisdiction

of the respective University area.

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(ii) Other Than Home University Candidature.—A graduate or post-graduate

candidate in any faculty of the university in Maharashtra other than Home University

as per rule 5 (1) (i), under the jurisdiction of which that institute is located can opt for

this candidature type.

(2) All India Candidature.—The Candidates having Indian Nationality are eligible under

this category.

(3) Minority Candidature.—The Maharashtra domiciled Candidate belonging to a

particular Linguistic or Religious Minority Community from within the State and as notified

by the Government are eligible under this Category.

(4) NRI Candidature.—The Candidate who fulfills the conditions as defined in clause

(n) of section 2 of the Act are eligible under this Category.

(5) Foreign Student or OCI or PIO Candidature.—The Foreign Student Candidates, as

defined in clause (i) of section 2 of the Act, the Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) candidate, as

defined under clause (q) of rule 2 and Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) as defined in clause (o)

of section 2 of the Act are eligible under this Category.

(6) Jammu and Kashmir Migrant Candidature,—

(a) The children of citizens, who are displaced from Jammu and Kashmir to any

part of India or from unsafe border area of Jammu and Kashmir to a relatively safer

place in Jammu and Kashmir from 1990 onwards due to terrorist activities; or

(b) The children of officers belonging to Indian Administrative Services (IAS) or

Indian Police Services (IPS) or Indian Foreign Services (IFS) and children of staff belonging

to military and paramilitary forces transferred to Jammu and Kashmir to combat terrorist

activities and joined the post on or before the last date for submission of application for

admission; or

A Candidate does not satisfy as the

criterion (ii) in Type A above, but whose

Father or Mother is an employee of the

Government of India or Government of

India Undertaking who is posted and

reported to duty in Maharashtra State

before the last date for submitting the

Application Form for Centralized

Admission.

A Candidate does not satisfy as the

criterion (ii) in Type A above, but whose

Father or Mother is an employee of the

Government of Maharashtra/ Government

of Maharashtra Undertaking,

Candidates

passing

Graduation

Examination from a recognized institution

from located in a disputed Maharashtra-

Karnataka Border Area and Mother

tongue is Marathi.

Place of Posting of Father or Mother of

candidate falling within the jurisdiction

of the respective University area.

Place of Posting of Father or Mother of

candidate.

deputed

outside

Maharashtra the place of last posting

falling within the jurisdiction of the

respective University area.

Candidate shall be considered for the

Outside Home University Seats.

Type

Eligibility Criterion

Home University

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combating terrorism ;

are eligible under this category.

Sanctioned Intake for various Courses.—(1) The Sanctioned Intake for First Year Degree

Course shall be as per the approval given by the authority which is competent for giving approval

to respective Course and affiliation given by the respective affiliating University.

Allocation of Seats.—The percentage of allocation of seats for various types of candidates

in the Home University, Other than Home University shall be in accordance with the policy of the

Government as specified in Schedule-I (Part-A and Part-B) and Schedule-II,—

(1) Maharashtra State Candidature Seats.- The Candidates having Maharashtra State

Candidature as specified in rule 5(1) of these rules, shall be eligible for these seats.

(2) All India Candidature Seats.- The Candidates having Candidature as given in rule

5(2) of these rules shall be eligible for these seats.

(3) Minority Quota Seats.- The Candidates having Candidature mentioned in rule 5(3)

of these rules shall be eligible for these seats as specified in Schedule-I. These seats shall be

filled in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (2) of section 6 of the Act.

(4) NRI or Foreign Student or OCI or PIO Candidature.—The Candidates having

Candidature as given in rule 5(4), 5(5) of these rules shall be eligible for these seats.

(i) The maximum 5% seats may be filled in from the NRI or Foreign Student or OCI

or PIO Candidates, by the Competent Authority.

(ii) The seats reserved for this NRI or Foreign Student or OCI or PIO quota remains

vacant, those vacant seats may be filled in by the Competent Authority, from the Eligible

Candidates of Maharashtra State Candidature seats on the basis of Inter-Se-Merit.

(5) Jammu and Kashmir Migrant Candidature:-—

(i) The Candidates having candidature as given in rule 5(6) of the these rules shall

be eligible for these seats.

(ii) The number of seats for this quota shall beas per the policy of the Government.

(iii) These seats shall be filled in by the Competent Authority within the sanctioned

intake capacity of the Course.

Preparation of Merit List.—(1) Assignment of merit number,—

(i) B.Ed. and M.Ed. courses.—(a) All the eligible Candidates who have submitted

Application Form on or before the last date specified for the submission of Application Form

for admission through CAP shall be assigned a merit number. The merit list shall be prepared

on the basis of CET score.

(b) All the eligible Candidates desirous of seeking admission to English Medium Colleges

of Education and submitted Application Form on or before the last date specified for the

submission of Application Form for admission through CAP shall be assigned a merit number

on the basis of CET score secured collectively in CET and ELCT.

(ii) B.P.Ed. and M.P.Ed courses..—All the eligible Candidates who have submitted

Application Form on or before the last date specified for the submission of Application Form

for admission through CAP shall be assigned a merit number. The merit list shall be prepared

on the basis of CET score secured collectively in written and physical examination.

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(2) Change of Marks due to verification.—If the marks in the qualifying examination are

modified due to verification and the same is duly certified by the concerned Competent Authority

or Board, the same shall be reported to the Competent Authority for admission through CAP or

its designated representatives immediately. However, the effect of such change will be taken into

consideration only for the subsequent round(s) of admission.

(3) Method of calculating marks at qualifying examination for deciding eligibility.—While

deciding the eligibility of the Candidates following procedure shall be adopted,—

(a) The percentage of marks shall be calculated by rounding off to two places after

decimal.

(b) If ‘letter grades’ are assigned at SSC, HSC, Diploma, Bachelor of Science or its

equivalent examination, the Candidate must submit the certificate of conversion of letter

grades into equivalent marks from the concerned Competent Authority or Board at the time

of submission of Application Form. The eligibility shall be decided on the basis of equivalent

marks.

marks obtained in the latest examination shall only be considered.

(4) Assignment of Merit Number for various Courses.— (a) For admission to First Year B.Ed.

Course,—

(i) The merit list for the Candidates as per rule 5(1), 5(2), 5(3) and 5(6) of these rules,

shall be prepared on the basis of marks or score secured by the Candidate in the CET conducted

by the Competent Authority :

Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the

following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—

(a) higher percentage of marks in Qualifying Examination ;

(b) higher percentage of marks in aggregate at HSC or equivalent Examination;

(ii) The merit list for the NRI/OCI/ PIO and Foreign Students Candidates stated at rule

5(4) and 5(5) shall be prepared on the basis of the percentage of marks in Qualifying

Examination :

Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the

following order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—

(a) higher percentage of marks in aggregate at HSC or equivalent Examination ;

(b) higher percentage of marks in aggregate at SSC or equivalent Examination ;

(b) For admission to First Year B.P.Ed. Course.— (i) The merit list for the Candidates as per

rule 5(1), 5(2), 5(3) and 5(6) of these rules, shall be prepared on the basis of marks or score secured

by the Candidate in the CET conducted by the Competent Authority :

Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the following

order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—

(a) higher marks in Physical Examination of CET.

(b) higher percentage of marks in Qualifying Examination ;

(d) higher percentage of marks in aggregate at SSC or equivalent Examination ;

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(ii) The merit list for the NRI/OCI/ PIO and Foreign Students Candidates stated at rule 5(4)

and 5(5) shall be prepared on the basis of the percentage of marks in Qualifying Examination :

Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the following

order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—

(a) higher percentage of marks in aggregate at HSC or equivalent Examination;

(b) higher percentage of marks in aggregate at SSC or equivalent Examination;

per rule 5(1), 5(2), 5(3) and 5(6) of these rules, shall be prepared on the basis of marks or score

secured by the Candidate in the CET conducted by the Competent Authority :

Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the following

order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—

(a) higher percentage of marks in B.Ed.Examination ;

(b) higher percentage of marks in aggregate at HSC or equivalent Examination;

(ii) The merit list for the NRI/OCI/PIO and Foreign Students Candidates stated at rule 5(4)

and 5(5) shall be prepared on the basis of the percentage of marks in Qualifying Examination :

Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the following

order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—

(a) higher percentage of marks in aggregate at HSC or equivalent Examination ;

(b) higher percentage of marks in aggregate at SSC or equivalent Examination ;

(d) For admission to First Year M.P.Ed. Course.—(i) The merit list for the Candidates as per

rule 5(1), 5(2), 5(3) and 5(6) of these rules, shall be prepared on the basis of marks or score secured

by the Candidate in the CET conducted by the Competent Authority:

Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the following

order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—

(a) higher percentage of marks in B.P.Ed. Examination ;

(b) higher marks in Physical Examination of CET ;

(d) higher percentage of marks in aggregate at SSC or equivalent Examination ;

(ii) The merit list for the NRI/OCI/PIO and Foreign Students Candidates stated at rule 5(4)

and 5(5) shall be prepared on the basis of the percentage of marks in Qualifying Examination:

Provided that, in case of tie, the relative merit of Candidates shall be resolved in the following

order of preference and the methodology as specified below,—

(a) higher marks in Physical Examination of CET;

(b) higher percentage of marks in Qualifying Examination;

(d) higher percentage of marks in aggregate at SSC or equivalent Examination;

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Centralised Admission Process (CAP).—(1) The Unaided Private Professional Educational

Institution shall admit Candidates through the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) as referred

in sub-section (3) of section 3 of the Act. The stages of CAP shall be as stated below,—

(a) Display or publishing of Information Brochure by the Competent Authority.

(b) Filling Online Application Form by Candidate for participation in the Centralised

Admission Process.

Centre by the Candidate in person.

(d) Display or publishing of Provisional merit lists, submission of grievances, if any,

and Display or publishing of Final Merit Lists.

(e) Display of available Category wise Seats (Seat Matrix) for CAP Rounds I, II and III.

(f) Filling up and Confirmation of Online Option Form having preferences of Courses

and Institutions before CAP Round I. Candidates may fill in choices of Institutes and Course

in decreasing order of their preference as specified by Competent Authority. The candidates

applying for B.Ed.or M.Ed. Courses shall fill in their options in accordance to Schedule-I

and II. The candidates applying for B.P.Ed. or M.P.Ed. Courses shall fill in their options

in accordance to Schedule-I. The option form once confirmed shall be considered for allotment

in CAP Round I, II and III.

(g) Display of Provisional Allotment of CAP Round I, II and III indicating allotted institute

and Course.

(h) Reporting and accepting the offered seat will be as per the allotment of the CAP

Round I, II and III, by the Candidate at Reporting Centre.

(2) During the CAP, before accepting the allotted seat a Candidate can opt to ‘Freeze’ or

‘Float’ the choice of institution for subsequent round(s), if any, of seat allocation, as provided

below,—

(a) Freeze: Candidates accept the offered seat and they do not want to participate in

any further rounds of seat allocation. Such Candidates will not be considered in subsequent

rounds of admission;

(b) Float : Candidates accept the offered seat and indicate that, if admission to the

institution of higher preference in any Institution is offered, they will accept it. Else, they

will continue with the currently accepted Course. Such Candidates will be considered in

subsequent rounds of admission;

preference, then it would automatically result in the forfeiture of the seat accepted by the

Candidate in the earlier round;

(d) Floating options will not be available to a Candidate who is offered admission to his

first choice.

(3) Conduct of CAP Round-IV.- (a) The seats available for this round shall be published on

the website. The Candidates are allowed to fill in or edit the already filled Online Option Form.

The seats to be allotted during the course of this round shall be subject to following conditions.—

(i) Before start of this round, the Candidates can change their options from Floating to

Freezing or vice-versa ;

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(ii) Candidates who have not been allotted any seat in any of the previous rounds or

those who have taken and cancelled their admission in the earlier rounds or rejected seat

and those who have Freeze the admission in earlier rounds but are desirous of Floating in

this final round are eligible to participate in this round;

(iii) Candidates who have opted for Floating and also applying for this round shall fill in

the allotted institution in their choice list. Once the upward allotment is made the earlier

allotment automatically stands cancelled;

(iv) Floating options are not available for the seats allotted in this round.

(b) Reporting and accepting the offered seat will be as per the allotment by the Candidate at

Reporting Centre.

(4) Reporting and confirmation of admission.- After final CAP Round, the Candidate shall

report to the institution finally allotted to him and confirm his admission in institution.

10.

CAP allotment stages and process of allotment.—Allotment of seats under CAP shall be

made in the following manner,—

(1) Maharashtra State Candidature Candidate.—The stages of computerised allotment

are as follows,—

Stage –I : For all the Candidates.—(a) All the Candidates (Open, Reserved or

Female) belonging to various categories shall be considered for allotment of seats as per

their Inter-Se-Merit.

(b) The Minority seats shall be allotted to the Candidates of the State belonging to

the Minority Community to which the institution belongs by virtue of merit or in Open

Category as per their Inter-Se-Merit if the seats reserved for them are not available at

their merit.

Category seat by virtue of their Inter-Se-Merit or in their respective Category of

reservation, if Open Category seats are not available at their merit.

(d) SBC Category Candidates shall be considered for allotment in Open Category

by virtue of their merit and in case of SBC Candidates who were in Backward Class

prior to their inclusion in SBC Category shall be considered in their original Backward

Class Category.

(e) Persons with Disability Category Candidates shall be considered for allotment

for the seats reserved for them otherwise in Open Category as per their Inter-Se-Merit

if the seats reserved for them are not available at their merit.

(f) Defence Category Candidates shall be considered for allotment for the seats

reserved for them by virtue of their merit or in Open Category as per their Inter-Se-

Merit if the seats reserved for them are not available at their merit.

Explanation.—The reservation for Defence Category candidates for B.Ed. Courses

is upto 5% as per the G.R.Majise-2006/(241/06)/mashi-6, dated 10th September 2007 or as

specified by the Government from time to time.

Stage – II : For allotment of seats reserved for Female to Male Candidates.—If the

seat remains vacant after allotment to Female Candidates of the Backward Class Category

or Open Category, such seat shall be allotted to the Male Candidates belonging to

respective Backward Class or Open Category.

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Stage –III : For SBC Category Candidates.—If the Backward Class Category seat

remains vacant, such seat shall be considered for allotment to the Candidates of SBC

Category, limited to the extent of 2% seats.

Stage –IV : For respective groups of Backward Class Category Candidates.—If the

seat remains vacant in the respective group of following Categories, such seat shall be

considered for allotment to the Candidates of within the respective group,—

Group 1 : (i)

Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Castes converted

to Buddhism (SC) ;

(ii)

Scheduled Tribes including those living outside the specified

areas (ST).

Group 2 : (i)

Vimukta Jatis/De- Notified Tribes (VJ/DT),NT(A) ;

(ii)

Nomadic Tribes 1 (NT-B).

Group 3 : (i)

Nomadic Tribes 2 (NT-C) ;

(ii) Nomadic Tribes 3 (NT-D) ;

(iii) Other Backward Class (OBC).

Explanation.—For Group 1, if the seat remains vacant in ST Category due to non-

availability of its Candidates, such seat shall be considered for allotment to the Candidate

belonging to the SC Category or vice versa.

Stage-V : For all Backward Class Category Candidates.—If the seat reserved for

Backward Class Category Candidate remains vacant, such seat shall be considered for

allotment to the Candidate of any Backward Class Category.

Stage –VI : For Persons with Disability Candidates.—If the seat reserved for Persons

with Disability remains vacant, such seat shall be considered for allotment to any Persons

with Disability Candidates.

Stage –VII : For all Candidates (without HU and OHU Seat Tag).—If the seat remains

vacant after completion of Stage –VI then for allotment of such vacant seats, Stage-I,

Stage-II, Stage-IV, Stage-V and Stage–VI shall be executed by removing the HU and

OHU Seat Tag.

Stage –VIII : For all Candidates (without any type of Reservation),—

(i) The seats shall be considered for allotment to all the Candidates based on

Inter-Se-Merit.

(ii) For seats reserved for Female Candidate, the procedure for reservation as

given in Government Circular of General Administration Department No. RSV.

1012/CN-16/12/16A, Dated 13th August 2014 shall be adopted.

(2) All India Candidature Candidate.—(a) The allotment to these seats shall be done

through CAP as per the Inter-Se-Merit ;

(b) All these seats are treated as “General Category” seats and no reservation is provided

in these seats for Candidates of Backward Class Category, Female, Persons with Disability

and Defence, etc.

11.

Allotment of seats by CAP Round I, II, III and IV.—(a) All the CAP Rounds (CAP Round

I, II, III and IV) shall be conducted by computerised allotment.

(b) In CAP Round I, II and III, the Stages I to III of rule 10 of these rules shall be executed.

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seat will be considered for allotment in subsequent round.

(d) For the CAP Round-IV, the Stage-I to VIII of rule 10 of these rules shall be executed.

12.

General provisions.—(a) Allotment in CAP Round-I, II, III and IV of Home University

Seats, Other than Home University seats will be carried out as per Inter-Se-Merit of Candidates

having Maharashtra State Candidature. The seats will be allotted to Candidates as per Inter-Se-

Merit, options filled and seats available at that point of time in the stage of CAP Round-I, II , III

and IV.

(b) All Candidates eligible for a particular stage of allotment will be considered for allotment

of a seat in that stage, even if they have been allotted or not allotted a seat in the previous stage.

with reference to the options filled by the Candidate according to availability of seats at that

point of time.

(d) There shall not be any reservation under different categories in an Unaided Professional

Educational Institution, for allocation of seats stated in rule 7(2), 7(3) and 7(4) of these rules.

(e) All reserved Category Candidates (including SBC in their original Category) shall be

considered for allotment in all stages.

(f) Due to upward shifts, the seats falling vacant shall be considered for allotment in further

iterations of the same stage as per the provisions of that stage of allotment.

(g) Allotment against the first available option in the order of preference filled in shall be

retained as final allotment.

(h) During CAP Round I, II and III, stage I and II shall be repeated after stage III for betterment

to all the Candidates due to allotment to SBC Candidates in Stage III.

(i) The allotment list displayed on website will show the provisional allotment offered to the

Candidates. No personal communication or allotment letters in this regard shall be issued to the

Candidates.

(j) A Candidate who has been allotted a seat shall download the “Provisional Seat Allotment

Letter”. At the time of seat acceptance Candidate has to pay a demand draft in favour of Competent

Authority at an Admission Reporting Centre. Seat will be confirmed by the Reporting Centre

after verification of the original documents and ensuring that the Candidate meets all the eligibility

norms. The centre in-charge shall issue the Online Receipt of acceptance.

(k) The Seat Acceptance Fee shall be Rs. 3,000 for Candidates of General Category, VJ/DT,

NT, SBC/OBC Category and Rs.1,000 for SC, ST Category Candidates. This fee shall be transferred

to the institution after deducting Rs. 1,000 towards processing fee, if the Candidate reports to the

institution after completion of CAP process which shall be adjusted towards fees to be paid by the

Candidate to the institution. On cancellation of admission before reporting to the institution, the

amount shall be refunded after deduction of Rs. 1,000 towards processing charges.

(l) Failure to report in person for Seat acceptance will be considered as if the Candidate has

rejected the offer.

(m) Allotted Seat will be cancelled if, at any time, any of the documents or certificates is

found to be invalid or fraudulent and or the Candidate does not meet the eligibility norms.

(n) Candidates who want to reject the allocated seat can do so by not remitting the seat

acceptance fee at the Reporting Centre. Candidates who reject allocated seat cannot participate

in CAP Round II and or III.

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13.

Institution Level Round.—If the seats remains vacant after all CAP Rounds, the said

seats shall be filled in by the institution through Institution Level Round with the prior approval

of the Competent Authority. The Principal of the institution shall carry out the admissions for

these seats in the following manner,—

(a) Admissions shall be made in a transparent manner and strictly as per the Inter-Se-

Merit of the Candidates who have applied to the Institution.

(b) Information brochure or prospectus of the Institution which specifies rules of

admission should be published well before the commencement of the process of admission.

All the information in the brochures should also be displayed on the Institution’s website.

of seats in each course to be filled by the institution, by advertisement in at least two leading

newspapers and on the website of the institution.

(d) The institution may give admission to the applicants on the basis of their inter-se-

merit derived from Merit list declared by the Competent Authority for filling the vacant

seats:

Provided that, where the appropriate authority specifies that such admissions shall be

based on the basis of CET, in that case the vacant seats shall be filled on the basis of Inter-Se-

Merit prepared by following the procedure specified in rule 8 (4) of these rules.

(e) The institution shall prepare and display the Inter-Se-Merit lists of the Candidates

for vacant seats after CAP,to be filled in at the institution level round on the notice board

and shall publish the same on the website of the institution.

(f) All the admissions and cancellations shall be updated immediately through online

system.

(g) If any CAP seat remains or becomes vacant after the CAP Rounds then the same

shall be filled in by the Candidate from the same Category for which it was earmarked during

the CAP. Further if the seats remain vacant then the seats shall be filled on the basis of

Inter-Se-Merit of the applicant.

14.

Approval of Merit List and the Admitted Candidates List.—(1) After completion of

Admission process every Unaided Private Professional Educational Institution shall submit the

Admission approval proposal to the Director Higher Education and the Admission Regulating

Authority in accordance with the sub-section (5) of the section 9 of the Act.

(2) The Admission approval proposal shall include the list of all Candidates admitted which

shall have the quota, Candidature Type, Reservation, Qualification Marks, etc., as well as the

required documents of the Candidates admitted at institution level.

15.

Refund of fees after cancellation of admission by Institutions.—(a) The Candidate shall

apply online for cancellation and submit signed copy of system generated application for

cancellation of admission to the institution.

(b) After receiving admission cancellation request from the Candidate, the institution shall

cancel the admission immediately and generate online acknowledgement of cancellation of

admission through institution login and issue a signed copy to the Candidate.

fee minus the processing charges of Rs.1,000, or refund rule shall be as per the guidelines of the

appropriate authorities or the State Government, as the case may be.

(d) If the admission is cancelled after the cut-off date of admission declared by the Competent

Authority, there shall be no refund except the Security Deposit and Caution Money Deposit.

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16.

Change of Course or Institution after First year.—(1) The Candidate seeking for a change

in Institution or shift after successfully completing the first year of studies in unaided institution

will be allowed to do so in any other unaided institution subject to the availability of seats and

changes will be carried out based on the marks of first year or first and second semester together.

The Principle of the Institution shall be responsible for ascertaining the eligibility of the candidates

as laid down by the concerned University for the Course. List of such changes shall be

communicated to the Admission Regulatory Authority.

(2) Transfer of Candidates (Institution) after one year shall be made in the following

manner,—

(a) The Candidate once admitted in First Year shall not be eligible for transfer to any

other institution during the same academic year.

(b) The Candidate passing the First Year or both first and second semester examinations

in full or failed in one of the heads of passing are considered as eligible for transfer of

Institution in the jurisdiction of the same university only.

Institutions to Government or Government Aided Institutions. However, the Candidate from

Government or Government Aided Institution may seek transfer to Unaided Educational

Institution.

(d) There shall be no transfer of students at any stage to Autonomous Institutions.

(e) Transfer to Unaided Institutions.—The Principals of Unaided institutions shall

consider the Candidates from other institutions for transfer with prior approval from the

Admissions Regulating Authority on submission of No Objection Certificate (NOC) from

institution, Eligibility Certificate from University and Vacancy position. The Principal or

Director shall ascertain the eligibility of Candidates as laid down by the concerned University

for the course to which the Candidate is being transferred.

(f) No application without recommendation of the Principal of Institution shall be

entertained by the Admissions Regulating Authority.

(g) If the result of the University is not declared before the process of transfer, Candidates

of that University will lose claim on transfer.

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Schedule I

Part-A

(For First Year Admission)

(See rule 7 and 9)

Allocation of seats within Sanctioned Intake

No. of Seats- as % of Sanctioned Intake

Sr.

Type of Institution

CAP Seats

Maharashtra State

All India Seats

Minority

5% Quota for

(M.S.) Candidates

Quota

NRI, PIO,

Foreign

Nationals

Unaided Private

Autonomous –

5%^{^}

Nil

Professional

90% MH

Educational

Seats ^$

Institutions for

(70% HU

B.Ed. /M.Ed.

20% OHU)

(excluding

Non- Autonomous-

minority

90% MH

institutions)

Seats ^$

(70% HU

20% OHU)

Unaided Minority Autonomous*

5%^{^}

Minimum

Educational

39% HU

51%^@

Institutions for

Non- Autonomous*-

B.Ed./ M.Ed.

39 % HU

Unaided Private

Autonomous –

15%^{^}

Nil

Professional

80% MH

Educational

Seats ^$

Institutions for

(60% HU

B.P.Ed. /M.P.Ed.

20% OHU)

(excluding

Non- Autonomous-

minority

80% MH

institutions)

Seats ^$

(60% HU

20% OHU)

Unaided Minority Autonomous*

15%^{^}

Minimum

Educational

29% HU

51%^@

Institutions for

Non- Autonomous*-

B.P.Ed./M.P.Ed.

29 % HU

CAP Seats = Sanctioned Intake

$ M.S. Seats = CAP Seats – (All India Seats + Minority Quota)

%- Percentage

The seats excluding the Minority Quota and shall be filled in the stipulated percentage from the Maharashtra Candidature

Candidate and All India Candidature Candidate.

These are the minimum percentage of seats to be filled in the Minority Institution through CAP, this may be extended up

to 100%. However before commencement of the CAP, such Institution shall declare and inform to the Competent Authority,

the maximum percentage of minority quota to be filled in their institution.

^ One seat reserved for Jammu and Kashmir Migrant Candidates. This seat shall be filled by the Competent Authority as

per the policy of the Government. If the seat remains vacant, it shall be filled through All India Candidature candidate.

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Part-B

Distribution of seats based on Methodology (Discipline wise/subject wise) in the Colleges of

Education :—

(A) Humanities Faculty :

(1)

Methodology of Teaching English

15 percent

(2)

Methodology of Teaching Marathi

15 percent

(3)

Methodology of Teaching Hindi

10 percent

Total

...

40 percent

(In the colleges having more than three languages, seats will be equally distributed among

all available language methods in the college.)

(B) Science Faculty :

(1)

Methodology of Teaching Science

15 percent

(2)

Methodology of Teaching Mathematics

10 percent

(3)

Computer/Information Technology/ Engineering

05 percent

Total

...

30 percent

Commerce/ Management/Law

03 percent

(2)

Agricultural, Science /Medical Science

02 percent

Total

...

05 percent

(D) Social Sciences :

(1)

Methodology of Teaching History

10 percent

(2)

Methodology of Teaching Geography

10 percent

(3)

Methodology of Teaching Social Science

05 percent

and all other subjects or discipline which

are not covered above (B), (C)

and (D) (1) and (2)

Total

...

25 percent

Total (A+B+C+D)

...

100 percent

Explanation.—For the purpose of Schedules I and II of these rules, discipline means the

subjects studied at graduation or post-graduation level. i.e. Engineering, Computer Science,

Information Technology, Medicine, Agriculture, Sociologies, Political Science, Economics, Arabiks,

etc. ;

Note.—Subjectwise distribution shown in A, B, C, D above be maintained while filling in

various quotas shown in schedule I.

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Schedule II

(See Rule 9)

Selection of Subject for Teaching Method for B.Ed. Course.—The Candidates should select

one of the following subject as teaching method :—

(1)

Subjects studied for Graduation /Post Graduation subjects tought at School Level,—

(a) If the candidate has obtained degree in school subject then while mentioning

the chosen subject in application, it should not be compulsory subject at degree level. It

should be optional/Special/Subsidiary or must have studied at Post graduate level. The

subject to be selected as a method must be one of the subjects at Secondary/Higher

Secondary level. The candidate will be eligible to be admitted in the colleges where

facility of teaching concerned subject method is available.

(b) If a candidates desires and is eligible for selecting two or more teaching methods,

then he/she should mention those in the application form. However, a candidate cannot

offer the compulsory subject as a Method Subject. The subjects to be offered for methodology

must have been studied as Optional, Special or Subsidiary level. Compulsory subject

cannot be offered as a Method of Teaching.

candidate can offer that subject as a Method.

(2) Graduates in other than School Subject,—

(a) In case of Graduates other than school subject, the candidate should mention

his/her discipline in the Application form instead of the Teaching Method. The respective

teaching methods are not available in all the Colleges of Education. However, seats are

reserved for the respective subjects / discipline in all the Colleges of Education. The

Candidates admitted as per merit and the preference in any such college shall have no

right to claim his/her subject as a Method of Teaching. If a candidate wishes to opt for his

graduation subject as a Teaching Method then he/she should give preference to those

colleges having the concerned Method in the Option Form.

(b) The Candidate admitted from above discipline through Centralized Admission

Process, his method will be decided by Principal of the college, where the candidate has

secured admission, based on the related subject offered at Graduation/Post Graduation

by the candidate. For example in case of Information Technology, Agriculture and

Computer Science subjects, the candidate will have to opt for Science, Mathematics as

Methods of Teaching.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Maharashtra,

ROHINI BHALEKAR,

Deputy Secretary to Government.

ON BEHALF OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING, STATIONERY AND PUBLICATION, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY DIRECTOR

DR. NAMDEO KONDAJI BHOSALE, PRINTED AT GOVERNMENT CENTRAL PRESS, 21-A, NETAJI SUBHASH ROAD, CHARNI ROAD,

MUMBAI 400 004 AND PUBLISHED AT DIRECTORATE OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING, STATIONERY AND PUBLICATIONS,

21-A, NETAJI SUBHASH ROAD, CHARNI ROAD, MUMBAI 400 004 EDITOR : DIRECTOR DR. NAMDEO KONDAJI BHOSALE.