How to get a seat in University of Mumbai?

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To get a seat at the University of Mumbai you need to:

Meet the minimum academic qualifications for your desired program. (passing Class 12 or a relevant undergraduate degree with a minimum percentage of marks)- for most of the programs.

  • Entrance Exams: Admission to many programs is based on the follo

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J
2 years ago

The University of Mumbai (MU) admits students based on merit. They also accept scores from national-level entrance exams. The last date for registration for 2024–2025 is July 30, 2024. The entrance exams include CAT, CLAT, GMAT, XAT, ATMA, and CUET.

Steps to apply:

  1. Register on the university's websit

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Bhavana Pandey
2 years ago

Mumbai University admission to Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and Certificate programmes is based on merit or entrance exam. Candidates must submit a Mumbai University application on the official website for the desired course if they want to be considered for a seat at Mumbai University. Mumbai Unive

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Candidates should have passed Class 12 exam with 45% marks to become eligible for BBA LLB admisison. 

The application mode for BBA LLB course at MU is online. First of all, candidates have to appear for the MHT CET Law exam and then register at MU official website. In the last step, caniddates should apply at College level.

A total of 60 seats are there at Mumbai University for BBA LLB course.

Admission to BBA LLB at MU is done basis MHT-CET Law entrance exam.

Admission to BA LLB course at Mumbai University is done basis MHT-CET Law exam. 

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