387 MHT-CET CAP Colleges With Official Intake and Course Data
Use this source-year-labelled reference for official MHT-CET engineering CAP records, not as a college ranking or admission prediction.
- 387
- participating institutes in the official 2026–27 engineering CAP list
- 194,330
- combined total intake across the listed institutes, not statewide CAP seats
State CET Cell, Maharashtra, List of Institutes Participating in CAP, 2026
State CET Cell, Maharashtra, List of Institutes Participating in CAP, 2026
By Rahul Jeewani, Founder · Updated 21 Sept 2026
In brief
The State CET Cell’s 2026–27 engineering CAP list contains 387 participating institutes with combined total intake of 194,330. Use the official source-year label, institute and course fields, and remember that total intake is not the same as Centralised Admission Process seats.
Official fields to filter
The official institute list identifies each record by institute code, institute name, status and total intake.
Source: State CET Cell, Maharashtra, List of Institutes Participating in CAP, 2026#
The official institute detail record includes address, region, district, institution status, autonomy status and minority status.
Source: State CET Cell, Maharashtra, Institute Summary, 2026#
The official course table includes choice code, course name, university, shift, accreditation, gender and total intake.
Source: State CET Cell, Maharashtra, Institute Summary, 2026#
Why CAP-seat labels need context
65%
For autonomous unaided private non-minority institutions, Maharashtra State CAP seats are allocated at state level.
Source: State CET Cell, Maharashtra, Information Brochure, 2026#
15%
For unaided private non-minority institutions, the 2026–27 schedule allocates 15% of sanctioned intake to All India seats.
Source: State CET Cell, Maharashtra, Information Brochure, 2026#
20%
For unaided private non-minority institutions, the 2026–27 schedule sets institutional quota at 20% of sanctioned intake.
Source: State CET Cell, Maharashtra, Information Brochure, 2026#
Publication-led updates
The CET Cell publishes available seats for later CAP rounds and allows eligible candidates to fill or edit their option form for those rounds.
Source: State CET Cell, Maharashtra, Information Brochure, 2026#
The official engineering portal retains seat-matrix and CAP-cutoff records for academic years 2023–24, 2024–25 and 2025–26.
Source: State CET Cell, Maharashtra, Engineering Admissions Portal, 2026#
Citing this page
Free to cite with attribution: “MHT-CET CAP Engineering College Dataset, A.Y. 2026–27, Rg lectures.” Each statistic above has its own anchor link — the # beside its source. Link the stat you use.
This page uses only the State Common Entrance Test Cell’s A.Y. 2026–27 engineering admissions records. It includes official institute-list and institute-detail fields, and applies the brochure’s distinction between total intake and CAP seats. Refresh the dataset only after a new academic-year institute list or an official CAP publication. The data is useful for filtering and checking records, but not for ranking colleges, estimating fees or predicting an individual allotment.
Read the list as a dated CAP record
The State CET Cell’s 2026–27 engineering admissions portal publishes the participating-institute list, the Round I seat matrix, later-round vacancy positions and post-Round-IV vacant seats. A reliable college list should keep its academic-year label and change only when the CET Cell publishes a new stage.
From published list to post-CAP vacancies
Do not turn intake into a prediction
A college’s total intake is a useful filter, but it does not state the number of seats available to every candidate. The 2026–27 Information Brochure defines CAP seats as sanctioned intake less institutional quota, and allocation also changes by institution type, autonomy and minority status. For seat-type context, read why seat codes make cutoffs college and course specific. For a shortlist, use the MHT-CET college predictor alongside the current official round data.
