University of Mumbai [MU] Answered Questions

Educational:
1. For Bachelor program in psychology, you need to pass class 12th.
2. For Post graduate courses in psychology, you need to have Bachelor's degree in psychology.
3. For Ph.D/ M.Phil, you need to have PG or Diploma in psychology.
Hence, it would be difficult to get admission in PG as you do not have the graduation in the same field.

Hi Aruna,
The applicants must be academically strong and work experience is also preferred. Additionally, it will depend on what kind of job are you looking for. You can check the job portals and look for vacancies and requirements. You can prepare accordingly.

Yes, students pursuing correspondence course or distance learning too can appear for GMAT. Wth regards to acceptance to such degrees by universities abroad, there are universities that do accept such degrees. However it is best to email the university for the same.

Yes, you can definitely change college after getting O grade in FYBMM. You can apply for some of the good colleges like MMK, Mithibai, NM college of commerce and economics, National college, provided if you stay in Mumbai . You can apply for any of the good colleges in SYBMM. Rest is up to your choice whether you want to continue in the same college or some other college.

You will get MMS degree from Mumbai University. Whether it is the right place for you or not, depends on your score, and which other colleges are you getting admission in. If you were getting in top 4 colleges like JBIMS, Sydenham, K.J or Welingkar then definitely those are better places than ADMI. But if you dont want to repeat the CET or you want to pursue MMS this year itself, then ADMI isnt a bad choice either.
The placements here generally offer a average package of 4.5 L pa. The faculty is good and visiting faculties are a class apart. The advantage is you get to be on Mumbai University campus where you can attend many events and conferences organised by other departments like economics, statistics, languages and get a better exposure and networking opportunities. The disadvantages are being a government institute the infrastructure or the overall pace of getting things done is a little slow. So choose wisely.