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For reserved category students, the admission criteria for M.Sc. in Information Technology at Mumbai University includes a relaxed eligibility criterion. The university follows the reservation policy as per the Government of Maharashtra rules, which includes seats reserved for SC, ST, OBC, and other backward classes. The eligibility criterion for reserved category students is a minimum of 45% marks in B.Sc. (IT) or B.Sc. (CS) of University of Mumbai or any recognised University.

BBA course at Mumbai University lasts for three years. Each year is further divided into two semesters. Therefore, in total there are total six semesters in the course. Students looking forward to take admission in the BBA course should check for all the mentioned eligibility criteria and meet them as well in order to take admission. 

Yes, Mumbai University first merit list 2025 has been declared for its affiliated colleges for admission to the undergraduate courses. The cutoff was released in the form of percentages for different categories of students. MU first merit list has been released college-wise for aspirants seeking admission to courses such as BSc, BCom, etc. As per the first merit list, for admission to the B.Com in Accounting and Finance course,  the cutoff percentage for admission to Kishinchand Chellaram College and H.R. College of Commerce and Economics stood at 96 and 95, respectively, for the General AI category candidates. The cutoff percentages for these two colleges are comparatively higher as compared to the past two years. Similarly, for St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, the highest cutoff percentage was 98.82 % for admission to BSc in Physic course among the General category students.

Mumbai University BE/BTech admissions requires a valid MHT CET or JEE Main score. Selection is done by the merit lists released by affiliated colleges, based on entrance examination merit. Students who are shortlisted proceed to document verification, counselling for the college allotment process, & eventually fee payment of 60 K to 7.7 L along the programme duration.

Yes there are various scholarships that are available for the students of BTech Mumbai University, who wants to avail it. It is also important for the students to meet the eligibility for availing that offered scholarship. Some of the offered scholarship schemes are written below:Financial Assistance to Backward ClassesFinancial Assistance to Needy StudentsGovernment ScholarshipsGroup Insurance Scheme (YUVA RAKSHA)

Jai Hind College cutoff released in the form of merit list for admisison to several undergraduate courses. During the Jai Hind College first merit list 2025, the cutoff percentage ranged between 49.67 to 90.17 for the UG programmes. Basis the cutoff list, B.A. in Psychology was the most competitive with the highest cutoff percentage among the General AI category students. The lowest cutoff percentage stood at 49.67 for admission to B.Com. in Banking and insurance (BBI), B.Com. in Accounting and Finance (B.A.F), B.Com. in Financial Markets, B.Com in Digital Strategy and B.Com courses for the students belonging to the General HS quota. Candidates can refer to the table given below to check out the first round of Jai Hind College, Mumbai University merit list for all the UG courses offered for the General category students for the HS quota: CourseRound 1 Cutoff 2025 (General HS Quota)B.Com. in Banking and insurance (BBI)49.67B.Com. in Accounting and Finance (B.A.F)49.67B.Com. in Financial Markets49.67B.Sc. in Information Technology54.33Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)49.67B.Sc. in Botany54.33B.Sc. in Biotechnology54.33Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)54.33B.Com in Digital Strategy49.67B.A. in Psychology90.17B.A. in Economics55.67B.A. in English55.67B.A. in History55.67