University of Mumbai [MU] Answered Questions

MHCET Law PG Cut-off (General Category)
Showing Cut off values only for the years for which we have data
Masteter of Law (LL. M. )
Mumbai I. e. MH-CET LAW
Round 1 2021 Cut-off by score was 104 marks and round 2 was 97 marks.
2022 Cut-off by score for round 1 was 109 marks and round 2 was104 marks. Good luck.

It is not possible to change your university without lapsing. You will have to start this course fresh else to save that one year take up a new college which is affiliated to the same University under which you are studying right now. Migration within the affiliated college of same university but this is not possible.

Steps for admission process at Mumbai University (MU)
Step 1- Student has to register and log in the website
Step 2- Student has to fill his/her profile. Step 3- Student has to fill up the application form and upload all the necessary documents and submit the application. Step 4- Mumbai University Admission team will verify the eligibility with in 24 days. Step 5- The eligible students will get the eligibility letter along with the payment information for the registration fee. Step 6- The student has to pay the eligible fee and submit the proof of payment to the admission team and other after he/she gets Provisional Admission Letter. Step 7- The admission team requires 24 days to finally process and allot the college. Step 8- After the allotment of college student will get the Final Admission Letter. Step 9- The student will get the full tuition fee cost and payment information. The limit to pay the first (1st) year tuition fee is 7 days post arrival in India. Step 10- It is the responsibility of the student to report to the college and course allotted to you. Failure to report will entail automatic cancellation of admission. No refund of any of the fees paid to Mumbai University is possible under any circumstances. Step 11- It is mandatory for any student from non English speaking countries to pass English Proficiency Test and his/her responsibility to be present on the day of the examination.