Website doesn't mention that University of Mumbai gives degrees for new courses started by them. Is it true?
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The University of Mumbai is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in India. The University is one of a kind, with 56 departments, 12 specialised centers, 781 affiliated colleges, two main campuses, two sub-campuses, two model colleges, and the "School of Engineering and Applied Sciences" at Kalyan as the University's own Engineering College. In general, when you take admission to any degree or any certification course, every university provides a degree at the end of any course by itself. If you have any doubts, you can go to Mumbai University and verify it by itself because there is no data available on the website.
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