University of Mumbai [MU]

In order to pursue BTech from an MU-affiliated college, the selection is based on merit scores obtained by the students in Class 12 followed by a valid score/ rank in MHT-CET or JEE Main. MU admission to all courses starts in the month of June and the deadline for filling up and submitting the Mumbai University admission form and pre-admission online enrollment form for UG programmes is usually June.

The university follows norms of Maharashtra State Government for seat reservation. For SC category students, 13% seats are reserved, 7% for ST students, 19% for OBC students. 11% of seats are reserved combined for NT (B), NT (C), NT (D) and DT (A) categories. Beyond all these, 10% of seats are reserved for General categories and there are a few seats also reserved for women, SBC, Physically Handicapped and other categories.

The third merit list of Mumbai University 2023 is released for admission to UG programmes in MU-affiliated colleges. The merit list had the name of applicants who were shortlisted for admission on the basis of marks they have secured in the qualifying examination. Given below is the course-wise merit list for all the top MU-affiliated colleges for the academic year 2023: 

For more colleges and their cutoff,  check out this link.

For admission to Mumbai University, application forms are usually out in the last week of May on the official website (mu.ac.in). Candidates seeking admission to Mumbai University for various UG and PG programmes must fill out the application form, followed by a pre-enrollment form online. For access to the login window of the Mumbai University application form, candidates are required to register first (on the official website). Mumbai University admission is currently open. The admission process is completely merit and entrance-based for all its UG, PG and doctoral-level courses. 

The asked course is not in the list of Inter disciplinary studies of Mumbai University. However the eligibility criteria of Diploma in film making and other diploma courses is 10+2 in any stream.

No, it's not considered as a 2nd attempt. But at some places the improvement marksheet is not accepted. Means they treat it as a 2nd attempt, but at maximum places it is accepted i.e. they treat it like 1st attempt.

But don't worry for the places who don't accept the improvement marksheet use original 12th marksheet at those places for admission process.

Yes, you will be admitted directly in the second year of engineering after you complete post SSC Diploma in engineering (polytechnic) from DTE recognised institute.

DTE every year conducts Central Admission Process (CAP) for such lateral entry. They start this process as soon as all the universities from Maharashtra announces their first year engineering results or just after first year engineering admission process completes. Normally it is observed that every non-minority college with 60 intakes has minimum of 12 seats reserved for Diploma holders.

"You will get your enrollment number/ registration number after you apply for any course. After application form is submitted, you will get confirmation message along with all details where you will get your registration number. After selection, during admission process you will get enrollment number. After completion of whole process, you will get roll number and university registration number using which  you can get all your details and your exam score marks."