Mumbai University Cut Off

Yes its available now

Hello Aspirant,

You can apply for Mumbai University. In order to take admission in Mumbai University affiliated colleges, You need to fill its application form for UG & PG programmes.

Since it is late to answer your query, Mumbai University 2019 admission is over now. I hope you applied successfully.

Do let us know if you have other queries.

Good Luck!

Hello Abhinav,

Yes, University of Mumbai provides Bsc in Psychology as a course. And the average fees for the course is around 51,000INR. Hope you got the answer to your question.Thank you.

Kindly contact the college in which you are applying or the authorized University where you are applying

Goodluck

Hello Ramesh!

Sorry to diappoint you, but you have no chance of getting admission in Mumbai through MH CET LAW marks.

Below is the link to mhcet rank predictor. Check it out, it will give you a fair idea. 

Https://law.careers360.com/mhcet-law-rank-predictor

It is very important for the candidates to secure as per the cutoff of MH CET Law 2018, as it will be the basis for seeking admission in the undergraduate law programmes.It depends on whether you are a general category student or a reserved category student. You can check the expected cut-offs on the link given below :

Https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-cut-off

Actual Cutoff will be provided as and when DHE releases the same (keep checking the above link).

Good Luck!

Hey there,

Here are some important dates of MU.

Hi Raj, I am now quite clear with your query. If you have any specific questions regarding your admission in DU b. arch course, please post the question so that I would be able to help you in a better way. Thanks.

Hi Sachin,

I am happy that you are pursuing your graduation from a good university. Coming to your question, to apply MH CET Law three year law programme, you need to secure a minimum of 45 per cent in the aggregate of the subjects, and 40 per cent for those belonging to SC/ST categories of the Maharashtra state. And most importantly, you need to have a graduation degree that you will soon have. So all the best!! For more details, you can refer to the link given below.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-eligibility-criteria

Thank you