University of Mumbai [MU] Answered Questions

 In the field of Commerce and Accounting, Mumbai University offers a two-year MCom programme via more than 120 colleges affiliated with it. Admission to MCom is subject to a valid score in the last qualifying exam at the undergraduate level. The University offers MCom of two-year duration via its Faculty of Commerce and other affiliated colleges. Via the Faculty of Commerce, MCom is offered across two specialisations. Candidates are required to have merit in the last qualifying exam for selection and meet the minimum eligibility criteria which is to pass a relevant undergraduate degree with an aggregate ranging between 40% and 60%. Mumbai University application forms for MCom and other courses are generally out in the month of June on the official website (mu.ac.in). Candidates seeking admission must visit the official website, fill MU pre-enrolment form, fill out the application form for MU-affiliated colleges and then wait for the release of MU merit lists. The lists are published on the official website of the affiliated colleges.

Yes, the University of Mumbai offers a number of programmes in the field of Management at the PG level, such as MBA, Master of Management Studies (MMS), Master of Marketing Management (MMM), Master of Financial Management (MFM), Master of Human Resources Development Management (MHRDM), Master of Information Management (MIM) and Master of Financial Services Management (MFSM). Out of these, MBA and MMS are full-time courses whereas all the remaining are offered via part-time modes. The course is offered across numerous specialisations, such as Marketing Management, Financial Management and Hotel Management, among other specialisations. Read on to know more about MU MBA admission and other details here. Since there are numerous MBA colleges under Mumbai University, the total tuition fee for MBA at varies from one college to another. However, the overall fee range is between INR 17,630 and INR 7.31 lakh. This fee range, however, is sourced from unofficial sources. Hence, can be considered as indicative. While there is no doubt that MU has MBA colleges with a fee ranging from affordable to highly expensive options. 

Candidates seeking admission to PhD are either required to appear for PhD Entrance Test (PET) conducted by the university for admission. Also, those with a valid score in NET/ SET/ GATE/ JRF examination of the apex bodies in such as CSIR NET/ UGC NET/ ICAR for admission are exempted from the PET conducted by MU and are offered admission on the basis of these afore-mentioned exams. As per eligibility criteria, students must have completed their masters' degree with at least 55% aggregate. The selection procedure for the PhD admission at MU is as follows:Step 1: The candidate's application form is screened and shortlisted based on students' academic record and research aptitude.Step 2: The shortlisted candidates are then called for an interview and the final selection is based on their performance in the interview and the PET/ other relevant accepting entrance exam.

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 total tuition fee for MA at University of Mumbai affiliated colleges ranges between INR 2,000 and INR 5.24 lakh. This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. For exact course and college fee, students are advised to visit official website of affiliated college they wish to get into. The website of Mumbai University will not be helpful in this case. In addition to tuition and course fees, there are other fee components which are part of overall fee structure. This includes application fees, development charges and other components. Read on to know more about fee, admission criteria and MU-affiliated MA colleges.

No worries, if you have already filled the Mumbai University form but missed filling the individual college form, there are still steps you can take to resolve the situation. 1. Check College Websites: Firstly, visit the official websites of the colleges you are interested in. Look for information regarding their admission process and whether they require a separate application form. 2. Contact College Admission Office: If any of the colleges you wish to apply to require a separate form and you haven't filled it, don't panic. Get in touch with the admission office of each respective college as soon as possible. They are the best source of information and guidance in this situation. Politely explain your oversight and ask for their advice on what steps to take next. 3. Inquire About Late Submissions: Some colleges might accept late submissions or provide an alternative solution for cases like this. Ask if they can allow you to submit the required form even though the deadline has passed. 4. Admission Helpline of Mumbai University: Additionally, you can also contact the Mumbai University's admission helpline to explain your situation. They might offer some guidance on how to proceed. 5. Prepare Necessary Documents: While you are working on the individual college forms, ensure that you have all the required documents, such as academic transcripts, certificates, and any other specific documents requested by the colleges. 6. Keep Calm and Act Promptly: It's essential to stay calm and act promptly in resolving this matter. Admission offices are usually understanding, and they encounter such situations every year. Being proactive in reaching out to them shows your genuine interest and commitment to the admission process. 7. Explore Alternatives: In the worst-case scenario, if some colleges do not accept late submissions, consider alternative options, such as looking for other colleges or courses that still have available seats and match your interests. Remember, every college has its own admission policies, and they understand that mistakes can happen. So, take the necessary steps promptly, and hopefully, you'll find a solution that allows you to apply to your preferred colleges. Good luck with your admission journey!

Rizvi College of Engineering, Saraswati College of Engineering and Sardar Patel College of Engineering are some of the colleges offering BTech under MU. However, for the best options, students can select from a list of MU-affiliated BTech colleges as per their qualifying exam score/ rank and availability of specialisation. 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. Read more: List of colleges under MU offering BTech.