University of Mumbai [MU] Answered Questions

It is possible to join GICED without MAH CET, but the quality of the college may be affected. However, it is important to note that MAH CET is a state-level examination that is required for final admission to some colleges in Maharashtra. Some categories of candidates, such as foreign nationals, children of NRI/OCI/PIO, and Indian workers in Gulf countries, may be eligible for direct admission without having to appear for the exam. Additionally, some MBA colleges in Mumbai offer direct admission without taking an entrance exam, but candidates must meet certain eligibility criteria, such as having a minimum CGPA and being in the final year of graduation. Therefore, while it may be possible to join GICED without MAH CET, it is important to research the specific admission requirements for the college and programme of interest.

Although It should be your personal decision to repeat or not but If your HSC (Higher Secondary Certificate) exam score from Mumbai University was 42% and you feel that you might do better, you could think about taking the test again. Repeating the HSC might provide you the chance to strengthen your subject-matter knowledge and comprehension, which could result in higher grades.

Dr. D.Y Patil Medical College was originally affiliated to Constituent school of DY Patil University Mumbai and the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik (MUHS), but now it is a Deemed University. It is UGC and AICTE approved. DYPUSM Mumbai is a private university offering 20 plus courses. DYPCET is the major exam accepted for D.Y Patil admissions.

No, GICED (Garware Institute of Career Education and Development) is not a government institution. It is a private institute located in Mumbai, Maharashtra. It was founded by the University of Mumbai in 1984. GICED offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and Diploma courses in various fields of study. It is affiliated with the University of Mumbai and is accredited with 'Grade A' by NAAC

The table below showcases the highest package offered to BCom students was INR 42 LPA to BCom students. However, students can follow the table below:ParticularsStatistics the highest packageINR 42 LPANote: The placement data mentioned above are gathered from Shiksha review. Hence, the stats may vary further.

The admission procedure at Garware Institute of Career Education and Development (GICED) may vary depending on the course and academic session.Eligibility: Candidates must meet the eligibility criteria specified by GICED for the desired course. This typically includes educational qualifications and any specific requirements related to the discipline.Application: Candidates need to fill out the application form for admission to GICED. The application form can usually be obtained from the official website of the institute or through other designated channels.Written Test: For most courses, GICED conducts a written test of the allied discipline. The written test may assess the candidate's knowledge and aptitude in the relevant field.Personal Interview: Shortlisted candidates from the written test may be called for a personal interview. The interview is conducted to evaluate the candidate's suitability for the course and assess their communication skills and overall personality.Other Tests: In some cases, GICED may also conduct additional tests such as an aptitude test and a grammar test as part of the admission processSelection List: After the completion of the admission process, GICED publishes a selection list. Candidates who have completed the admission process and paid the fees before the stipulated date and time mentioned in the selection list are considered for admission

The Institute of Distance and Open Learning (IDOL), University of Mumbai, offers various specializations in Master of Arts including;MA (Economics)MA (Education)Master of Arts (English)Master of Arts (History)Master of Arts (Sociology)Master of Arts (Politics)Master of Arts (Marathi)Master of Arts (Hindi)Master of Arts (Education)

 According to Mumbai University ATKT rules,  engineering students are allowed a maximum of 5 end-semester and 3 internal KTs. Including end-semester and internals, you can have a maximum of 8 KTs in the first year.You need to clear your first-year KTs by the end of 2nd year, i.e. 4th semester. Students aren’t allowed to carry any first-year KT to the third year. Even if you clear all first-year KTs by the 4th semester except 1, you have to take a drop. It is the golden KT rule.

Yes, the degree offered by institute of distance and open learning - University of Mumbai is valid, because it is reputable and government registered University. However, all Programs offered by the Institute are approved by Distance Education Bureau, University Grants Commission, New Delhi.