Maharashtra CET cell announces CAP round 3 list for BArchitecture, pharmacy admissions; report by August 29

Suviral Shukla | August 27, 2026 | 09:24 AM IST | 1 min read

Maharashtra CAP Round 3: A total of 758 students in BArchitecture and 1,208 in direct second-year pharmacy have been allotted admission seats.

Maharashtra CAP round 3 seat allotment result for BArchitecture and pharmacy programmes at cetcell.mahacet.org. (Representational image: Magnific)

The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell has declared the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) round 3 list for BArchitecture (BArch) and direct second year pharmacy courses on its official website at cetcell.mahacet.org. Those who have been allocated BArchitecture and second year pharmacy seats through allotment result, should have to report to their respective colleges by August 29.

A total of 758 students for BArchitecture and 1,208 for direct second year pharmacy have been given admission seats.

According to the notification, around 981 students submitted their choices for BArch 3rd years, whereas 1,448 submitted preferences for the direct second year pharmacy round.

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536 BArch, 941 Pharmacy seats auto-freeze

Of the total BArchitecture seats offered, 536 students have been allotted colleges as per their preference order and their admissions have been marked frozen.

Students who do not wish to accept the seat will not be eligible to participate in the fourth round. They have to participate in the subsequent open round, known as institutional round, as per the notice.

Moreover, of the total 1,208 students allocated seats for direct second year pharmacy admissions , as many as 941 students were able to secure seats in their preferred college.

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Maha CAP round 4 vacant seats list on August 30

Those with the auto-frozen allotments, must accept their allocated colleges or else they will not be permitted to participate in the subsequent rounds and will have to wait for the institutional round.

Along with the reporting, students should also have to submit college fees and documents required for admission.

The Maharashtra CET Cell will announce the provisional vacant seats for round 4 on August 30 for admission to BArchitecture and direct second year pharmacy.

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