Institute of Distance and Open Learning, University of Mumbai

The candidates who graduated with BSc in Computer Science or Information Technology can take admission in the second year of the MCA degree. The candidates who graduated with BSc in Computer Science or Information Technology must have studied Mathematics as one of the subjects in Class 12th

After completing the admission process, candidates are required to submit their TC and migration certificate within two months.

Yes, one can secure admission to IDOL no matter if they are already admitted to an MU affiliated college. All that the candidates require is to cancel their admission from the previous institute, take the NOC, take online admission to MU IDOL and submit the TC to the previous institute which will be sent directly to IDOL.

The lectures take place daily in the evening from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm including Sunday lectures, which are conducted at the PCP centers.

Student can get in touch with the PCP coordinators for their queries regarding syllabus and timetable.

FYBA/ BCom/ BSc and FY MA/ MCom/ MSc admission take place online while for SY courses, the admission forms could be collected from IDOL, at Vidyanagari Campus.

ATKT’s in only two papers with an aggregate of 200 marks are allowed to get admission to the next academic year.

Yes, even if the candidate has Mathematics and Geography during Class 12 (Science), he/she can get admission for FY BCom at IDOL.

There are two semesters - winter semester and summer semester. The first half is known as the winter semester which starts in November and the other one is the summer semester which starts by the end of the winter semester, i.e in April.

Yes, weightage given to both the degrees is same. Students having Mumbai University’s IDOL degree are considered the same as a regular degree student. Another advantage of pursuing a course from MU’s IDOL is that students can complete their course along with their job simultaneously. The only thing that they need to do is stay in regular touch with the teachers or a guide through Personal Contact Programmes (PCP).