Colleges in Mumbai

Mumbai University has released its round-wise seat allotment results for various categories including All India and Home State quotas. As per the Mumbai University cutoff 2024, the top courses are MTech in Computer Engineering, M.E. in Electronics and Telecommunication, and M.E. in Information Technology . The target score for these courses is subject to the cutoff released for MHTCET MTech. For M.Tech in CSE, the target cutoff percentile should range between 0.65 and 18.92 for the General HS category candidates. Similarly, for Electronics and Telecom, the percentile stood at 11.67 for Vidyalankar Institute of Technology. At last, M.Tech in IT cutoff spanned from 5.69 to 16.33 for General HS quota.

Mumbai University allows admission to MMS courses based on MAHCET exam scores. Considering the Mumbai University cutoff 2024, the MMS course percentile stood at 99.99 for JBIMS Mumbai, 99.97 for SIMSREE-Sydenham, 99.95 for Welingkar Mumbai, 99.93 for SIES College of Management Studies, 88.41 for Mumbai Institute of Management and Researchand 99.93 for Xavier Institute of Management and Research. As per the cutoff data, many colleges are offering MMS course at a cutoff rank above than 90. Apart from these colleges, there are many colleges which are offering the course at lenient cutoffs ranging under 80 percentile. So, candidates with 90 percentile have the fair chance to secure a seat at Mumbai University. 

To know which is a better choice, students must weigh both options based on important factors such as fees and Shiksha Rating. As per official sources, the fee to pursue PG Diploma at NMIMS is INR 50,000, and the fee to pursue PG Diploma at SBM MUMBAI ranges from INR 60,000-INR 1.2 lakh. In terms of fees, NMIMS SBM Mumbai is a better choice. 

Moreover, as an overall Shiksha rating, NMIMS SBM Mumbai has been rated 4 out of 5. On the other hand, TISS-SVE has been rated 4.3 out of 5 by the students. In terms of rating, TISS SVE is a slightly better choice.

Note: The above information is taken from various official sources. Hence, it is indicative.

Yes, you can get admission with 68% and 70 % at 10th and 12th respectively. There is no specific percentage criteria to be eligible to apply for MHCET law. Following are eligibility criteria:

• You need to be Indian citizens.
• Must have passed Class 12 Board Examination from any recognised educational institution under state board or national board of education. 
• You must have secured 45% marks in aggregate in qualifying exam.
• If belonging to SC/ ST category of Maharashtra state then minimum marks required are 40%. For VJNT, SBC & OBC categories in Maharashtra, you need minimum of 42% in qualifying exam to take MHCET Law 2025 exam for 5-year LLB.

MH CET Law 3-Year LLB Eligibility Criteria 2025

• Graduation in any discipline.
• Those appearing in qualifying exams can also apply.
• General category candidates belonging to Maharashtra and outside Maharashtra must have bachelor's degree with  minimum of 45% marks.
• SC/ST candidates belonging to Maharashtra must have undergraduate degree with minimum aggregate.

Yes, as long as you finished your final year with a backlog and earned your LL.B. degree, you are qualified to enrol for the University of Mumbai's Master of Laws (LL.M.) program. The main requirement for admission to the LL.M. programme is having an LL.B. degree from the University of Mumbai or any accredited institution. For LL.M. admissions, the university administers the Common Entrance Test (CET) online. This admission exam is open to candidates who have finished their LL.B. or are awaiting final results.

Before admittance to the LL.M. program, the University requires that all LL.B. degree prerequisites be met. You should be aware of this. You should therefore be able to go in as long as you have finished your backlog and have the required paperwork.