Mumbai University Admission 2024: Merit List, UG, PG, Courses, Eligibility, Application Form, Last Date

Ans. Students having a graduation degree in any subject can apply for admission to LLB course. For admission to the 3 years LLB course, candidates must have secured 45% marks in the qualifying examination. 

Ans. Mumbai University offers admission to the BFA course. The admission to the course will be based on the marks secured in the Entrance, Aptitude test conducted by the Institute. 10+2 qualified students can apply for admission to the course.

Ans. The university has many facilities for the students. There is a huge library, gym, Hostel, Guest House, Cafeteria, Sports Complex, Virtual Classroom, Campus Region, Healthcare, etcs.

Ans. Yes, Mumbai University provides hostel facilities to the students. There is a separate hostel facility for girls, boys and international students as well. There are 3 hostels for girls of a capacity to have 50, 17, 77 girls in each hostel respectively. Whereas for boys, there are 2 hostels with a capacity of 179 and 80 respectively.

Ans. The registration process at Mumbai University for the UG/PG courses will commence soon.

Ans. The entrance exams conducted by MU for the UG/PG courses are as follows, BE/ B.Tech/ B.Pharm/ B.Text: MHT CET BHM: MAH-B.HMCT-CET B.Arch: NATA M.Arch: MAH-M.ARCH-CET MMS/ MCA: MAH-MBA/ MMS-CET and MAH-MCA-CET, etc.

Ans. Admissions to the 5-year Integrated courses are done based on the candidates’ performance and scores obtained in the Mumbai University Common Management Entrance Test (MUCMET) conducted by Mumbai University.

Ans. Candidates interested to apply for the Ph.D. programmes at MU are required to qualify for the Pre Entrance Test (MUPET) followed by an interview conducted by the Department Research Committee. GATE/CSIR NET/UGC NET/SLET qualified candidates are also eligible to apply.

Ans. Candidates are required to pay INR 220 as the application fee for the M.Phil programmes at Mumbai University, While the candidates from other states are required to pay INR 320 through Netbanking/Debit or Credit Card.

Ans. If a candidate doesn’t satisfy the attendance percentage of 75%, then he is required to pay INR 8000 to take up the Mumbai University Semester exams, in case of failure, the candidate will be debarred.

Ans. Documents required at the time of admission at MU are as follows, Original mark sheet of BSc and one attested copy Caste certificate/Caste validity certificate (if any) Affidavit or gap certificate - in case of a gap in studies after BSc

Ans. Candidates will be selected for the MA programme at Mumbai University on the basis of an essay test that will be conducted and submitted at the time of application process followed by GD and Interview (Presentation, Language, Clarity of Purpose, Overall Impression).

Ans. Candidates can visit the official website of Mumbai University’s IDOL and select the admission tab on the menu bar. Select the Apply Now link. Register by entering the required details. After registration, you will receive a User ID & Password on your e-mail ID. Now, fill the application form with all the required information including Educational qualification, Subjects, Documents, etc. Upload photo & Signature. Pay the application fee. Submit the application form. Take a printout of the same for future references.

Ans. The documents required for Mumbai University’s IDOL admissions include Mark sheet and certificate of Class 10, Class 12, Date of birth Proof, Marriage certificate/ gazette notification (for female married students) in case of a change in name, Previous year identity card/ admission form (if applicable). For second-year admission to courses, Original mark sheet of FY is required.

Ans. The course fees for M.Com at Mumbai University’s IDOL is INR 6,015 (1st Year Fees) and for B.Com is INR 3,675 (1st Year Fees).

Ans. The eligibility criteria for M.A. Part I at Mumbai University’s IDOL is a Bachelor’s Degree in relevant stream from a recognized university. For M.A. Part II, students who have cleared M.A Part I are eligible to apply.

Ans. Yes, a candidate can still apply for admissions to Mumbai University’s IDOL after gap years. He/she doesn’t need to submit the gap certificate. However, if a student belongs to any reserved category, then he/she has to produce it.

Ans. Students need to submit the TC and Migration certificate within two months after completing the admission process. If a student fails to submit the required documents within the mentioned time, the varsity will cancel the admission immediately.

Ans. Students can contact Mumbai University admin office with the below given via phone number or by visiting the university campus. The contact details as given on the official website is 022-22708700 or 022-26543000. Students can visit the university campus at 2 campuses. The fort and the Kalina locations are 

• University of Mumbai, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400032.
• University of Mumbai,Vidya Nagari, Kalina, Santacruz East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400098.

Ans. University of Mumbai offers BMS-MBA. It is a 5 year integrated program with an entry and exit option to students at the end of BMS. While CAT is one of the most popular entrance exams for MBA admissions all around India, Mumbai University conducts MUCET. Also known as the Mumbai University Common Management Entrance Test. 

Ans. Mumbai university offers 5 year long integrated courses in various fields. The study programs stretch to Science, Humanities and Management. University of Mumbai offers a BSc - MSc, BMS - MBA and BA-MA integrated courses. It is taken keeping in mind the NEP 2022 with multiple entry and exit options.

 Ans. Yes, few selected PhD students get exemptions from the written tests conducted by the University of Mumbai. These students must have UGC CSIR scores in order to be exempted from the university entrance test. Moreover, such candidates must attach the national level scorecard with the application. Aspirants must note that no candidate is exempted from the personal interview. This PhD interview will be taken by the concerned department head/authorities.

Ans. Mumbai University offers full-time one year diploma programs. The specializations offered under diploma are Sanskrit, Marathi, Russian, French, German, Arabic, Urdu, version Italian Sindhi Japanese and more.

Ans. Mumbai University offers post graduate diplomas in various fields. Including Jewellry management, telecom management, film and television, advertising and media, business management, and more. The post graduate diploma lasts up to 1 year in duration. The admission process includes a written test and our personal interview from the concerned faculty. 

Ans. Mumbai University offers master of philosophy in more than 20 disciplines across the faculty of Science, Humanities, Commerce, Law, Fine Arts and more. The disciplines include Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Statistics, Zoology, Education, Psychology, Geography, Library and Information Sciences, Social Work, German, Rural Development, and more. 

Ans. Mumbai University admits students into courses like Master of Chemical Engineering and Master of Financial Services Management. The seat reservation is 50% for GATE qualified candidates and the other half for non-GATE scholars. Students must attach their GATE results at the time of application to be considered under the qualified category. 

Ans. Mumbai University offers 5 years integrated programs in various disciplines. The disciplines include a BA MA degree course in Russian, German, MSc in Basic Sciences, Bioanalytical Sciences, Computer Science, etc. The integrated course has multiple entry and exit options for students open to either exit after gaining a bachelor's degree in the respective discipline or complete the master's program. 

Ans. Mumbai University offers undergraduate diploma and post graduate diploma that last for 1 year. The admission is based on a written test and personal interview in a few courses. However, the Mumbai University does not accept CUET scores in any Diploma discipline. It is because Mumbai University has not yet announced if it will consider CUET for admissions in any academic program. 

Ans. Yes, students who have a masters in philosophy are eligible to take admission in PhD programs at Mumbai University. Moreover, they must check department specific exemptions for the PHD entrance test as well. Applicants can also benefit from fellowships and scholarships if they have a valid score in the admission test/ previous qualification. 

Ans. Mumbai University offers a full fledged Faculty of Law that offers various 3 years to 5 year courses in the discipline. The faculty also provides undergraduate and postgraduate diplomas in the discipline of law. Moreover, the admissions are based on admission tests or entrance tests conducted by the university. An applicant must have at least 45% of marks in the qualifying examinations. There is no mention of CLAT exam scores from the university. For admission procedure.

Ans. Yes, Mumbai University office admission into bachelors of mass media purely on the basis of merit and no entrance test is conducted for admissions into the discipline. Moreover, Master of Library And Information Science, Bachelor's of Management Studies, Bachelor's of Science and more such courses wherein Mumbai University do not take any entrance tests for admissions. 

Ans. Mumbai University offers the following B.Tech and M.Tech specializations to students to choose from. The Bachelors of Technology course lasts upto 4 years wherein more than 15 specializations are offered. The specializations are: 

1. Automobile Engineering
2. Bio-medical Engineering
3. Chemical Engineering
4. Civil Engineering
5. Computer Engineering
6. Construction Engineering
7. Electrical Engineering
8. Electronics Engineering
9. Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering
10. Instrumentation Engineering
11. Mechanical Engineering
12. Production Engineering
13. Information Technology
14. Marine Engineering
15. Bio-Technology
16. Bio-Informatics
17. Printing & Packaging Technology

Ans. Mumbai University offers m Phil and PhD programs in various disciplines after admitting students on the basis of entrance test and a personal interview. The minimum duration a PhD program can be completed is 3 years and the maximum duration can go upto 6 years. Similarly, an MPhill degree can be completed in two years. 

Ans. Mumbai University has a dedicated distance education department with the name Institute of Distance and Open Learning (IDOL Mumbai University). It is the 7th University of the country that began distance education programs. It offers UG and PG distance education in Humanities, Science and Technology, Commerce and Management and more.

Ans. Mumbai University charges a one-time non-refundable registration fee from students willing to enroll in PhD programs. This registration costs up to INR 1000. 

Ans. Yes, PwD or Persons with Disability can pursue their PhD degree from Mumbai University. They can enroll under the PwD category to take reservation and eligibility benefits. Moreover, PwD students must attach a valid category certificate at the time of admission. PwD students can benefit from the fee relaxations in some universities too.

Ans. Yes, Mumbai University accepts international applications from students across the world. The admissions for international students are announced on the official website of Mumbai University. Domestic and international applications are made online only. 

Ans. Mumbai University Faculty of Law comprises more than 10 law courses offered by the renowned university. The courses include several full-time Undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. Additionally, it includes undergraduate and postgraduate diplomas and more. The specialization offered are: 

1. Bachelor of Law (LL.B.)
2. Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) (Three Years)
3. Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) (Five Years)
4. Master of Law (LL.M.)
5. Master of Law By Research (LL.M.)
6. Diploma Course in Labour Laws and Labour Welfare
7. Diploma Course in Taxation Law
8. Post-Graduate Diploma Course in Cyber Law
9. Post-Graduate Diploma Course in Forensic Science and Law 
10. Post-Graduate Diploma Course in Human Rights and Laws 
11. Post-Graduate Diploma in Criminal Law, Procedure and Practice
12.  Post-Graduate Diploma Course in Intellectual Property Rights and more.