Discontinued (Jan 2023)- Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) 

at Mumbai University, Fort

Mumbai University accepts MAH B.Ed CET scores for admission to the B.Ed course. Candidates seeking admission can refer to the table given below to check out the previous year's Mumbai University MAH B.Ed CET cutoff ranks for the General All India category students:

Mumbai University offers over 200 UG, PG, diploma, doctoral and certificate programmes across various disciplines, such as Engineering, Arts, Science, Management, Law, etc. Tabulated below are the best courses in Mumbai University with their eligibility criteria:

In order to get MBA Admission from an Mumbai University-affiliated college, Candidates are required to qualify the selection criteria which is based on merit scores obtained by the students in one among MAT, XAT, CAT, CMAT, MAH CET, ATMA, GMAT, NMAT, SNAP, SMAT exams accepted by the various affiliated colleges of MU.

The below table mentions the minimum eligibility required to pursue some of the popular BSc specialisations at Mumbai University:

As per this year's 2023 admission process, Candidates who have passed LL.B. or those who have appeared for the Final Semester Examinations of the 3 or 5-year LL.B. Programme from the University of Mumbai or any other recognised University are eligible to apply for the online LL.M. Common Entrance Examination 2023. Mumbai University LLM Admission is entirely based on LLM CET exam conducted by the University.

There are many colleges affiliated with the university that offer BTech programmes. Rizvi College of Engineering, Saraswati College of Engineering and Sardar Patel College of Engineering are some of the colleges offering BTech under the University of Mumbai. However, for the best options, students can select from a list of MU-affiliated BTech colleges as per their qualifying exam score/rank and availability of specialisation.

The University of Mumbai offers over 200 UG, PG, diploma, doctoral, and certificate programmes in various fields, such as Engineering, Arts, Science and Arts. All these are offered via over 50 Departments, 12 specialised centres,  781 affiliated colleges, two main campuses, two sub-campuses and two Model Colleges. Hence, the fee for different courses avaible under the umbrella of MU is different with respect to the changing affiliated college. To serve the question on the fee for different courses, the below table mentions the fee range charged across different affiliated colleges of MU for different courses:

Yes, interested candidates can apply for distance learning courses through the Institute of Distance & Open Learning (IDOL), University of Mumbai. It offers various UG, PG, and Diploma courses in several specialisations. Students at the Institute of Distance & Open Learning (IDOL), University of Mumbai get placed at renowned organizations. It also offers various scholarship schemes. Admission to all the courses is offered based on a valid score in the qualifying exam except for MCA. Admissions are offered here in two sessions, i.e. January and July for all the courses of IDOL. Candidates seeking admission must visit the official website of the University to apply online.

Mumbai University (MU) is a state-run institution that was founded in 1857. Mumbai University is recognised by the UGC and accredited with an A++ grade by the NAAC. According to the NIRF Ranking 2024, Mumbai University is at 61 position among the top Universities in India. University of Mumbai offers more than 200 Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Diploma, Doctoral, and Certificate programmes in Engineering, Arts, Science, Management, Law, etc. Mumbai University also provides distance learning programmes through its Institute of Distance and Open Learning (IDOL Mumbai University), in addition to its full-time and part-time courses.

At Mumbai University, candidates have to meet the eligibility criteria for getting admission to the BSc programmes. To be eligible for pursuing BSc at Mumbai University, a candidate must have passed Class 12 with relevant subjects. The minimum aggregate required in Class 12 varies across the specialisations offered. For most specialisations, the minimum aggregate required in Class 12 is 35%. Hence, a candidate scoring 50% in Class 12 is eligible to apply for the BSc courses offered at the university. However, the BSc admissions at Mumbai University are subject to clearing a cut-off based on the merit in Class 12. The candidates are offered a seat only if they manage to clear the cut-off required for the particular specialisation. In case the candidates are unable to clear the BSc cut-off released by the university, they can pursue BSc through the colleges offering online BSc courses.