University of Mumbai [MU] Answered Questions

There are two academic sessions in the Institute of Distance and Open Learning of Mumbai University. The January session and July session You can take admission for the July session of M.A. Political Science starting June 1st. Sometimes dates are extended to the first week of December as well. For instance, the last round of admission in M.A. Political Science was extended up to December 8, . Admission for the January session begins after the conclusion of June session admissions and may be extended until the first week of April. You can take admission in the January session for an M.A. In Political Science. You can also check the official admission portal of IDOL to SEE if the registration link is still open for the June. Also, you need to have graduated by the time you apply to IDOL.

It doesn't matter where you have completed your undergraduate degree from, for applying in Mumbai University you just need a relevant Bachelors degree with minimum 50% of marks for M.Com. The admission is based on merit lists which vary every year.

As compared to a regular course, correspondence degree has a lower value but atleast you get a bachelor's degree if you complete your BCom. Looking to private companies I don't think they will judge you by your correspondence degree or a regular degree obviously because every company would like to hire a candidate who is talented and skilled. So here a degree doesn't matter much if you are eligible for that post you are looking.

According to me obviously yes because degree is a degree, may it be a correspondence or a regular. It depends on the schools what percentage or grade is required for the exams and for sure it is all upto to you how much you score in your entrance exams. So I think yes you should go for your target and best of luck for your future.

Well, all students enrolled in UG and PG programmes at any university, particularly Mumbai University, must maintain a 75% attendance rate. In actuality, students who have 100% attendance now receive 5 marks. Any student who does not maintain the required level of attendance will not be permitted to take the final or additional exams. They must enrol or be admitted as new candidates, maintain a 75% attendance rate, and then show up for the final exams. You are only enrolled for the first year, as you stated, therefore don't take this chance and keep taking classes until you have at least 75% attendance. Alternatively, you can apply for re-admission, in which case you must begin with the first semester once more and pay all applicable fees. I'll suggest you to be engaged in your studies and keep going to class because this sounds so reckless and frantic.