Maharashtra ITI Admissions 2026: Round 1 allotment list out; 78,747 seats allotted

The Directorate of Vocational Education and Training (DVET), Maharashtra has issued the first round of allotment list for Maharashtra ITI Admissions 2026 on its official website at admission.dvet.gov.in. A total of 78,474 candidates have been allotted seats for ITI admissions at Maharashtra colleges.

Candidates can also check their trade-wise allotment for Maharashtra ITI admissions 2026 by entering their login ID and password. Those who have been allotted seats, have been informed through SMS, according to an official notice.

Whereas, those who have submitted incomplete documents can submit an undertaking for producing required documents within 15 days, the document read.

Those who have been allotted ITI seats in round 1 allotment list should have to complete their reporting and admission procedure between July 3 and 7.

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Maharashtra ITI Admissions 2026: Highest allotment to OBC candidates

The option form for the Maharashtra ITI admissions for round 2 will be open from July 3, it added.

Approximately 1,70,399 candidates applied for the Maharashtra ITI admissions 2026 in the first round, of whom 78,474 have been allotted seats. In comparison, over 1.73 lakh applicants applied in 2025, with more than 82,400 candidates allotted seats in the first round.

As per the schedule, the directorate will publish the Maharashtra ITI admissions 2026 round 2 selection list on July 12, followed by document verification and final admission procedure round from July 13 to 16.

Furthermore, of the total allotments, 63,289 are male and 15,185 are female candidates. No transgender applicants were reported in the first round. Category-wise, the highest number of allotments was made to OBC candidates with 22,521 seats, followed by Scheduled Caste 16,112 seats, Open and General with 11,970 seats and Scheduled Tribe with 10,675 allotments.