University of Mumbai [MU] Answered Questions

 Dear Sanskruti, I understand your concern regarding the scheduling conflict between your TY Mumbai University exams and the MAH MBA CET exams in March 2025. Here's some information that might help:MAH MBA CET 2025 Exam Dates:Scheduled for March 17, 18, and 19, 2025.Mumbai University TY Exam Dates:Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) Semester 6 exams are set to commence on March 18, 2025.ShikshaGiven this overlap, I recommend the following steps:Check Detailed Schedules: Review the specific time slots for both exams to identify direct conflicts.Contact University Authorities: Reach out to Mumbai University's examination department to discuss potential accommodations or alternative arrangements.Consult MAH CET Officials: Contact the State Common Entrance Test Cell for guidance on possible solutions.Prioritize and Plan: Depending on the flexibility of both institutions, plan your schedule to accommodate both exams, if possible.It's essential to address this issue promptly to ensure you can sit for both examinations without hindrance.Best regards, Ankit kr.

Yes, a student who dropped Physics in the 11th standard under the CISCE Board can still apply for B.Sc. programs at colleges under Mumbai University, as long as they meet the specific eligibility criteria for the course they are interested in. Many B.Sc. programs do not require Physics in the 12th standard, especially for courses like B.Sc. in IT, Computer Science, or other general Science programs.However, it is important to check the individual eligibility requirements for the specific course and college, as some programs may have subject prerequisites such as Mathematics or Physics. It's also advisable to contact the college directly or check their official website for detailed admission criteria.

Even with getting 89 marks in MHT CET and 87 marks in JEE Mains, it is somewhat tough and really possible to grab a seat under Mumbai University for the Computer Science branch. It depends on category, availability of seats, and most importantly the cut-off trends of individual colleges.Expected Options:Vivekanand Education Societies Institute of Technology (VESIT)Thakur College of Engineering and TechnologyAtharva College of EngineeringPillai College of EngineeringDon Bosco Institute of TechnologyFactors:Category: If you refer to SC/ST/OBC/EWS as a reserved category, it will boost your chances significantly.Vacant Quotas: Know the institute quotas and management seats ready to pay higher fees.Other Rounds: Watch for further CAP counseling rounds for better allocations.Consider other children's private universities or colleges that accept JEE scores for better admission chances.

 Hii, As of December 29, 2024, the University of Mumbai has concluded its admissions for the M.A. in Education programme for the academic year 2024-25. The application process typically begins in June and concludes by August. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on admission schedules, eligibility criteria, and application procedures for the next academic year, I recommend visiting the official University of Mumbai admissions portal.The M.A. in Education programme at Mumbai University is a two-year postgraduate course designed to provide in-depth knowledge and skills in the field of education. The programme admits 60 students annually.Eligibility Criteria:Educational Qualification: Candidates must have completed a B.A. in Education or a B.Ed. degree with a minimum score of 45%. Reserved category candidates require a minimum of 40% marks.Application Process:Online Application: Visit the University of Mumbai's official admissions portal to fill out the online application form.Document Submission: Upload necessary documents, including educational certificates and identification proof.Application Fee: Pay the non-refundable application fee as specified on the portal.Entrance Examination: Some programs may require an entrance exam; details will be provided on the admissions portal.Merit List: Shortlisted candidates will be notified for the counseling process.For detailed information, please refer to the official University of Mumbai admissions portal.Please note that admission procedures and schedules are subject to change. It is advisable to regularly check the official website or contact the university's admissions office for the most current information.  Thanks. 

Alkesh Dinesh Mody Institute for Financial and Management Studies (ADMIFS), Mumbai, has a decent track record for placements, especially for its financial management and related programs. The institute has strong industry connections, and its proximity to Mumbai, a financial hub, provides students with access to numerous opportunities in top finance, banking, and management companies. Placements are on average. It depends entirely on student skills, their academic achievements, and internship performances. But the placement cell of the institute is more active in holding recruitment drives. The institution also assists students to enhance networking and technological skills so as to serve the demands of industry.

The M.Sc. course at Alkesh Dinesh Mody Institute for Financial and Management Studies, Mumbai, usually costs in the range of ?1 to ?2 Lacs a year. Fees may be marginally different for any particular specialisation under the course. This cost would include tuition fees, examination fees, and other institute-level charges.

Vice Chancellor. Prof. S. Gowri. 25399401.Registrar (i/c) Dr N. Mathivanan. 25399406.Controller of Examination. Dr S.Thirumagan. 25368496.Enquiry. - 25399422.Madras University (MU) has declared in a recent announcement that PG and UG students studying in its affiliated colleges would be given 3 chances to clear their arrears. Students whose degrees are incomplete could attempt the exam in November 2020, April 2021 and November 2021.GradeScaleScale 2A+7.00 - 7.4070.00 - 74.00A6.00 - 6.9060.00 - 69.00B5.00 - 5.9050.00 - 59.00C4.00 - 4.9040.00 - 49.00

If you're residing in another state and need to apply for a Consolidated Mark Statement at the Institute of Distance Education (IDE), University of Madras, you can do so online. The requirement is filling the application at the IDE website and making payment of Rs. 1500 via an online payment gateway (debit/credit cards or net banking) or offline through a challan at Indian Bank.There is no requirement to visit the office to submit the application form. The application can be all done online.

Mumbai University offers several courses in the medical field for students who have scored 60% in their HSC Board examinations. Notable programs include Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma), which requires a minimum of 45% in the qualifying exam and accepts scores from MHT CET and NEET. The tuition fees for B.Pharma range from approximately ?72,800 to ?7,10,000 depending on the institution. Additionally, the university offers various Diploma and postgraduate courses in health sciences, with eligibility criteria typically requiring at least 50% marks in HSC for general category students and 45% for reserved categories. The fee structure varies widely based on the specific course and institution, so it is advisable to check the official Mumbai University website or contact their admissions office for detailed information on specific programs, application procedures, and exact fee structures.

Hi Greetings, 'Yes, you can switch from Mumbai University's MMS (distance learning) to DAVV's MBA (distance learning) after completing the 1st year, subject to both universities' policies'. 'Confirm with Mumbai University if they issue a migration certificate and check with DAVV if they allow lateral entry or credit transfers for MBA'. 'Ensure both programs' curricula align for credit compatibility. Prepare necessary documents like mark sheets, a migration certificate, and course details for evaluation'. "Contact the administrative offices of both universities for approval and ensure your transfer aligns with DAVV's admission cycle. Written confirmation is essential to avoid issues during the process'.Thanks!