Maharashtra DSE CAP Round 1 Result 2026 Live Updates: Download link soon; cutoff

Maharashtra DSE CAP Round 1 Result 2026 is going to be released today, August 4, along with the cutoff deatils. The seat allotment result will be released through 'Candidate Login' format as well as through the 'Institute-wise Allotment PDF' format. Accepting of seat and admission formalities shall be done through the candidate login portal only.

Direct link to download CAP Round 1 seat allotment: To be activated - link will be provided here once released

CET Cell has not confirmed an official release of DSE seat allotment 2026, but the expected release time as per previous years' trends can be late evening.

Those who get admission must complete the reporting process or admission formalities by August 7 after which the process for CAP Round 2 shall be initiated.

Through this live blog, you can stay updated with the latest happenings of seat allotment.

The might be a minor rise in the cutoffs this year due to the increased competition level. Over 70,000 candidates have been included in the merit list.

Institute wise seat allotment is the one that will be released in PDF format containing the list of candidates who secured admission in a respective college along with their rank details. Through the candidate login, you can check the individual seat allotment status.

'Not Freeze' option is available only to those students who do not get allotment as per the first preference. This option is locked for those who get allotment as per the first preference.

There will not be any delay in announcing the CAP Round 1 seat allotment. The seat allotment result will released today as per the official schedule.

CAP Round 2 option form will be released on August 9, and the last date to submit the same is August 11. The round 2 seat allotment result will be released on August 14.

The seat allotment chances are purely dependent upon the merit rank, vacant seats available and reservation policies. It is also based on the colleges opted by different candidates and course preferences. Therefore, it is difficult to predict if there is 100 percent possibility of getting a seat.