B.Sc. in Chemistry colleges in Mumbai (All)

To get a seat at Mulund College of Commerce, students have to first clear the eligibility rules ( 10+2 with 45% aggregate), since admission for BCom, BSc, and BMM courses is based on merit. The students can register on the official website and wait for the college to release the merit list. 

The merit list is released in the form of percentiles for various All India categories. If your name is included in the list, then you are considered qualified for a seat. To secure the same, you have to submit the fee and documents on time.

For the General AI category, the round 2 cutoff ranged from 53 to 87 for various courses. The cutoff for other categories will vary. To know the same, click here.

To gain admission at this institution for any of the UG-level courses, you would have to clear the course, round and category-wise cutoff. 

During round 2, in the General AI category, a percentile of at least 35 was needed. For the OBC and SC AI categories, the minimum cutoff required in the same round was 35. To know the course-wise cutoff details about all categories, click here.

Yes, you can get admissions in the Department of Atomic Energy Centre of Excellence in Basic Sciences for B.Sc with 60% in class 12th. 

The minimum marks considered by the institute is 60% in the 12th stream. If you belong to the SC, ST, OBC category, the minimum marks drops down by 5%. If you are completing your class 12th in the CBSE board, you will need a 6.0 and 5.5 CGPA respectively. 

St. Wilfred's College of Arts, Commerce, and Science gives provision for direct admissions at its campus. For admission to courses like BSc, BA, etc., students have to clear their previous qualifying examination and register on the official website. For the BArch programme, candidates are required to appear for the NATA exam. Also, students should appear for the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MAH CET).

For Rajiv Gandhi College of Arts, Commerce and Science admission, candidates must have a valid Class 12 score for a course at the UG level. Based on the score, the college releases the merit lists on its official website. Aspirants whose names appear in the cutoff list need to undergo document verification and the fee payment process to confirm admission. The Round 1 cutoff percentage varied between 36.83 and 72.67 for the Rajiv Gandhi College of Arts, Commerce and Science cutoff 2026.