Colleges in Mumbai

The modes of MET Asian Management Development Centre admission are offline and online. Admission to various postgraduate courses is based on merit and the scores of the entrance exams. At the postgraduate level, the MET Asian Management Development Centre offers two-year PGPMBA courses to students. PGP is offered in three specialisations, namely SBA, EMBA. The postgraduate courses are offered for a duration of two years.

MET Asian Management Development Centre is a part of the Mumbai Educational Trust (MET) and is ISO certified. MET Asian Management Development Centre offers postgraduate courses to students across Management, Business Administration, and various other streams. PGP is offered in two specialisations, namely PGP in Empowered Management & Business Administration and PGP in Empowered Management & Business Administration (Business Analytics). MET Asian Management Development Centre offers scholarships to students as financial assistance and also offers placements to students.

No, admission to the Mumbai University-affiliated colleges might not be possible with an XAT percentile of 45. According to the estimated Mumbai University XAT cutoff for 2026 for gender-neutral category candidates, a percentile of at least 50 is required for admission to the MMS/MBA/PGDM course at different colleges.

A few colleges require a percentile of at least 70, namely IES MCRC, Welingkar Mumbai, etc for the Post Graduate Diploma in Management course. Please note that the cutoff data given here is an estimate and is not official. 

Mumbai University conducts NEST for admission to its Integrated M.Sc courses. However, it is not compulsory for selection. Aspirants with a required score in other accepted exams: JEE Main, MAH MCA CET, CUET PG etc. are also eligible to apply. Moreover, aspirants shall check out the eligibility requirements before applying for the course. Candidates are shortlisted based on accepted exam scores for further selection rounds. To read more on Mumbai University cutoff 2024, Click here.

Mumbai University cutoff 2024 has been released for the affiliated colleges.  As per the Mumbai University MAH MArch CET cutoff 2024 for the M.Ed course, the lowest percentile has been announced for Gurukrupa College of Education and Research at a cutoff percentile of 39.21. 

To get admission into Mumbai University via MAH B.Ed CET, a candidate must have attained the minimum cutoff rank as per the cutoff list. The last-round closing rank for B.Ed course varied between 0.12 and 92.76 for the affiliated colleges of Mumbai University, for the General All India category candidates. Among all the colleges, the most competitive B.Ed cutoff has been released for M.C.E.S College of Education at a the lowest percentile of 0.12.

Yes, MET Institute of Information Technology, Bandra West offers a 6 months Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) approved course of MET Institute of Information Technology, Bandra West. To be eligible for admission, candidates must pass graduation degree in relevant field from a recognised university and appear in CCAT for final seat confirmation.

The colleges affiliated to Mumbai University allows admission via MAH B.Ed CET exam. Candidates were allowed to participate in the counselling process based on their scores in the exam. To get into Mumbai University, 70 percentiles are more than enough to appear to get admission into Mumbai University. Considering the latest round cutoff, the cutoff stood between 0.05 and 92.76 for the General AI category candidates. Candidates can check more category, year, and round-wise cutoffs from the Mumbai University official website: 

MET Institute of Information Technology, Bandra West applications are conducted in online mode. Candidates filling the application form must also pay an application fee to submit their form. The application fee for PG- DAC courses at MET Institute of Information Technology, Bandra West is INR 1,500.

Aspirants have to pass CET conducted by for admission to CCACA programme at MET Institute of Information Technology, Mumbai. Candidates are selected for PGCP-AC course based on their scores in C-DAC's Common Admission Test (C-CAT). Selected candidates are called for document verification and fee payment.