Maharashtra MBA/MMS CAP Round 4 Results 2026 Declared; 5,708 Students Allotted Seats Across State
The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has declared the MBA/MMS CAP Round 4 allotment results for 2026, offering admission opportunities to 5,708 candidates across participating management institutes in the state.
Of the 5,708 students included in the fourth allotment list, 1,899 have received a seat for the first time. Candidates who participated in CAP Round 4 can check their allotment status through the Maharashtra CET Cell MBA/MMS admission portal.
A total of 58,267 MBA/MMS seats were available across Maharashtra for the admission process. After four CAP rounds, 41,657 candidates have been allotted seats. According to the latest figures, 35,949 candidates had already secured admission through the first three CAP rounds, while 16,610 seats remain vacant after the fourth allotment.
Candidates receiving an allotment in Round 4 should carefully check the instructions for seat acceptance and institute reporting. Since this is the fourth CAP round, candidates should also monitor the CET Cell website for details regarding vacant seats and the subsequent institute-level admission process.
Official CET Cell website:
MBA/MMS CAP portal:
https://mba2026.mahacet.org.in/
CAP 2026-27 page:
https://cetcell.mahacet.org/cap-_2026-27/
Maharashtra MBA CAP Round 4 Result 2026: 1,899 Students Get First Seat Allotment
A total of 1,899 candidates have received their first admission opportunity in Maharashtra MBA/MMS CAP Round 4 for 2026.
The fourth allotment list includes 5,708 candidates overall, but nearly one-third of them are students who had not received a seat in the previous CAP rounds.
Candidates receiving a seat for the first time should log in to the MBA/MMS CAP portal and carefully check the allotted institute, course and reporting instructions.
Those required to accept the seat should complete all prescribed online formalities and subsequently report to the allotted institute with the necessary documents and admission fee.
MBA/MMS CAP portal:
https://mba2026.mahacet.org.in/
Maharashtra MBA/MMS Admissions 2026: 41,657 Students Get Seats After Four CAP Rounds
The Maharashtra MBA/MMS admission process has now completed four major CAP allotment rounds, with a cumulative 41,657 candidates receiving seats.
The state had 58,267 MBA/MMS seats available for the current admission cycle. CAP Round 4 alone provided allotments to another 5,708 candidates.
The numbers indicate that a substantial portion of management seats has already been covered through the centralized admission process, although thousands of seats continue to remain available.
Candidates who still have not secured admission should watch for the next stage of the process, particularly institute-level admissions against seats remaining vacant after CAP rounds.
Official website:
Maharashtra MBA/MMS Vacant Seats 2026: 16,610 Seats Still Available After CAP Round 4
As many as 16,610 MBA/MMS seats remain vacant across Maharashtra after completion of the fourth CAP allotment round.
There were 58,267 seats available at the beginning of the admission process, while 41,657 students have received allotments across the first four CAP rounds.
The remaining vacancies could become important for candidates who have not obtained admission through the centralized rounds.
After completion of the CAP process, vacant seats may be filled through the institute-level admission procedure in accordance with Maharashtra CET Cell rules.
Candidates interested in vacant MBA or MMS seats should therefore continue checking institute-wise vacancies and official admission notices instead of assuming the admission process is over.
Official CET Cell:
CAP admission page:
https://cetcell.mahacet.org/cap-_2026-27/
Maharashtra MBA/MMS CAP Round 4 Allotment: How to Check Result Online
Candidates who participated in Maharashtra MBA/MMS CAP Round 4 can check their seat-allotment result through the official admission portal.
Steps to check the MBA/MMS CAP Round 4 allotment:
- Visit the Maharashtra CET Cell MBA/MMS admission portal.
- Open the candidate login section.
- Enter the required application or login credentials.
- Open the CAP Round 4 allotment status.
- Check the allotted college and course.
- Verify whether the allotment is a new seat, betterment or retained seat.
- Download the allotment details.
- Complete the applicable seat-acceptance procedure.
- Report to the allotted institute if required.
- Keep copies of all admission documents and payment receipts.
Official MBA/MMS portal:
https://mba2026.mahacet.org.in/
Maharashtra MBA CAP Round 4: What Candidates Should Do After Getting a Seat
Candidates allotted an MBA or MMS seat in CAP Round 4 should not stop after checking the result.
Students must read their allotment status carefully and complete the required seat-acceptance and institute-reporting formalities within the prescribed timeline.
Candidates should keep the following documents ready:
• CAP application form
• Seat allotment letter
• MAH MBA CET scorecard, where applicable
• Entrance examination scorecard accepted for admission
• Class 10 certificate
• Class 12 certificate
• Graduation marksheets
• Graduation degree or provisional certificate
• Transfer certificate
• Migration certificate, where applicable
• Domicile certificate, where required
• Caste certificate, where applicable
• Caste validity certificate, where applicable
• Non-creamy layer certificate, where applicable
• EWS certificate, where applicable
• Aadhaar card or valid photo ID
• Passport-size photographs
• Other documents specified by the allotted institute
Candidates should verify the final document list through their allotment instructions and allotted college.
Maharashtra MBA Institute-Level Admission 2026: What Happens After CAP Round 4?
Candidates who did not receive a suitable MBA/MMS seat in CAP Round 4 may still have admission opportunities through the institute-level admission stage.
Maharashtra CET Cell has issued instructions requiring institutes to follow a merit-based process while filling institute-level seats and vacancies remaining after CAP rounds. Institutions are also required to report admissions as prescribed by the CET Cell.
This stage may be especially important because 16,610 MBA/MMS seats remain vacant following the fourth CAP allotment.
Students interested in institute-level admission should monitor both the CET Cell portal and individual participating institutes.
Official CET Cell:
Maharashtra MBA/MMS CAP 2026: 58,267 Seats Available, Check Latest Admission Numbers
The Maharashtra MBA/MMS CAP admission process began with 58,267 available seats across participating colleges.
After four rounds of centralized allotment, 41,657 students have received seats.
Key numbers:
Total MBA/MMS seats: 58,267
Students allotted seats after four rounds: 41,657
CAP Round 4 allotments: 5,708
First-time allotments in Round 4: 1,899
Vacant seats after Round 4: 16,610
Students admitted through the first three rounds: 35,949
These figures make the post-CAP vacancy stage an important opportunity for candidates still seeking MBA/MMS admission in Maharashtra.
Maharashtra MBA CAP Round 4 Seat Not Allotted? Here’s What Candidates Can Do Next
Students who did not receive an MBA/MMS seat in CAP Round 4 should continue tracking the admission process.
The fourth round has concluded with 5,708 allotments, but 16,610 seats are still reported vacant across Maharashtra.
Candidates should now focus on:
• Institute-level admissions
• Seats vacant after CAP
• College-wise vacancy lists
• Merit-based institute admissions
• Required admission documents
• College reporting schedules
• Official CET Cell notifications
Candidates should avoid paying agents or relying on unofficial admission promises. Admission to remaining seats must be handled according to the applicable CET Cell and institute admission rules.
Maharashtra MBA/MMS CAP Round 4 2026: Is Round 4 Allotment Final?
For many candidates participating in the fourth Maharashtra MBA/MMS CAP round, the allotted seat becomes particularly important because the centralized admission process is approaching its final stages.
Candidates should check whether their allotment represents a first-time seat, a betterment or continuation of an earlier allotment.
Students should also carefully read the instructions displayed in their candidate login rather than assuming that no further action is required.
Failure to complete required acceptance or college-reporting formalities can affect admission.
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