Hi Dhanashree ,

Yes , the SEBC ( Socially and Educationally Backward Classes ) category is recognised in the 85% state quota in Maharashtra .

Candidates from the SEBC category are eligible for reserved seats under the state quota in Maharashtra ,  apply to state colleges , universities and other institutions where this quota system is implemented .

This reservation  main aims to offer an equal opportunities for SEBC candidates in Maharashtra .

Hope this information helps you .

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Yes, the SEBC category does cover 85% state quota seats in Maharashtra. The category also comprises the Maratha community which was granted 10% reservation through the Maharashtra State Reservation for Socially and Educationally Backward Classes Act, 2024.

Exactly related to the percentage of reservations and eligibility criteria, it is a matter of year-to-year and institution-to-institution change. This information can only be accessed by referring to the official notifications and guidelines issued by relevant authorities.

Hello,

In Maharashtra, the SEBC category is a part of the reservation system for state quota seats. Here are some important points regarding the SEBC category and its availability:

Reservation Percentage: In Maharashtra, the SEBC category generally receives a reservation of 12% in the state quota seats for education and admissions, which is exclusive of other categories.

Eligibility: A candidate belonging to the SEBC category would have to prove his or her eligibility by producing the requisite documentation, which could either be caste certificate or the eligibility certificate issued by competent authority.

Seat Allocation: A candidate belonging to SEBC can get the seats available in the courses under engineering, medical, or other professional courses through counseling at Maharashtra state level.

Counseling Process : Under the counseling process, the candidates are allowed to choose the college and course based on rank and available seats under the SEBC quota.

Official notifications and guidelines from the Maharashtra government and the relevant examination authority must be consulted for updates and changes in the reservation policy.