University of Mumbai [MU] Answered Questions

To get a seat in Mumbai University for B.Sc. in Forensic Sciences, students need to have an HSC in Science stream. The admission process typically begins after the HSC results are declared, and students need to apply through the university's website. There are 60 seats available for the program.

The selection for B.Sc. in Psychological Health and Behavioral Science at GICEDEDU is based on an entrance test followed by a personal interview. While there isn't a specific cutoff rank available, a good performance in both the test and interview is crucial. The eligibility criteria is to have passed your 12th grade with either an Arts or Science stream. This course is a great choice if you're interested in the fields of psychology and human behavior.

Yes, the M.Sc. in Computer Science (Data Science) eligibility criteria differ for the reserved category candidates at Mumbai University. The eligibility criteria for reserved category candidates are relaxed, with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks required for candidates belonging to the reserved categories.

In most cases, no you can not directly take admission in third year of B.Com when you fail in the 1 st year and then you take a free year. Academic progression rules in University are normally severe. It is most likely that you would be required to re-enrol during the first year or the second year at worst, in the event that you pass your failed subjects upon the discretion of the university regarding the re-admission policy. A gap year does not automatically lead to a promotion since there is a normal practice of having a backlog of failed subjects, especially at the advanced years. You are required to talk to the admission or registrar office at the university in order to get their unique steps towards re-admission following academic failure and an interruption to study.

M.A. in Psychology graduates from Mumbai University can work in various roles such as:
Human Resource (HR) professionals
Industrial and Organizational (I-O) Psychologists
Counsellors
Special Educators
Researchers
Trainers and Development Professionals
Management Professionals
They can be employed in industries, organizations, NGOs, consultancies, and academia. Some notable alumni have gone on to work in top management positions, making a difference in the world of work.