University of Mumbai [MU]

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.

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!

You can follow these steps to apply for MBA at DY Patil University Navi Mumbai. Visit the university's official website at dypusm.orgUnder the Courses tab, select Application FormComplete the registration form with the required informationUpload the required documents and pay the application feeSubmit an applicationThe application process for all courses begins in January. The scholarship fee for postgraduate programs is Rs 2,150. Upon receipt of the application, the University will send a confirmation email with instructions on how to check the status of the application. The university can also call for further information. The University may invite the applicant for an interview, group discussion, or written test, either online or in person.

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.

Many affiliated colleges of the University of Mumbai confer BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) degree with low fees. Some of the notable options include:1. K.P.B. Hinduja College of Commerce – The course related to BCA costs around INR 40,000 to INR 50,000 for the annual fee. people know it for bad faculty and placement support.2. Lala Lajpat Rai College of Commerce and Economics – The BCA programme fee comes to be between INR 45000-55000 for a year. The college is known for its strong IT background equipment and the experienced faculty.3. Pillai College of Arts, Commerce, and Science – BCA fee structure range from INR 50,000 per annum. The college boasts good academic assistance and facility infrastructure on campus.4. About courses offered at Nagindas Khandwala College – BCA fee is between INR 42,000 to 48,000 per year. It has a proper curriculum in academic field and practical experience also. They are relatively cheap for delivering quality and affordable BCA programs for the student clients. 

If you could not fill in the Application form for your desired Mumbai University or college, you could take the following measures now :-- Check for Deadlines and Notifications: Visit the official website of Mumbai University and that of the college concerned to check if the deadline for submitting applications has passed. An extension may have been given, so keep checking.Contact the College/University: Contact directly the university or college admission office to inquire if late applications are accepted or whether an option to apply later for the second round of admissions is available.Spot Admissions: Some colleges will hold spot admissions or will accept spot late applications for any empty seats. Do catch up with the announcements regarding this.Alternative Options: Some other colleges or universities are also open admissions for application.Future Preparation: If all the deadlines are missed, plan for the next round of admission and keep yourself updated on the timelines.

Mumbai University admission 2025 is offered for undergraduate and postgraduate programs such as BA, B.Com, B.Sc, LLB, BA, etc. at the UG level and MA, M.Com, M.Sc, LLM, ME etc. at the PG level. The university also provides PhD, M.Phil, and IDOL (Institute of Distance and Open Learning) programs. Mumbai University admission merit list is made based on the eligibility criteria and selection process, which involves an entrance examination and interview round.The accepted examinations for the Mumbai University admission 2025 include MHT CET, NATA, GATE, GPAT and MAH MCA CET. However, students must clear the MHT CET entrance test for admission to B.Tech/ B.Pharm/ B.Text programmes. 

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.