Mumbai University All Questions

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!

Hello Roli Bohra! 

Please mention which particular college you are asking. 

Below I am providing the link to mhcet rank predictor that will give you fair idea. 

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

All the best! Thank you

Hello farheen here is the link where you can check the cut off marks.. https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-cutoff

all The best

Hi Mansi,

Congratulations on your score. Admissions to colleges in Mumbai university will depend on the reservation of seats for other state board students. Since you are from MP you will have to first check with the number of seats reserved for other state students. 

Hi Shruti,

79% is definitely not a bad score. To know whether you will secure an admission you will have to wait for the cutoff and merit list. Nothing can be said about the admission until the merit list is released by the University. The application process will start from tomorrow May 31. I would suggest you first complete the application process and give as many options as possible regarding the course. Since the cutoff keeps fluctuating every year there cannot be a certainty in the marks. Also, another factor which affects the cutoff is the category of the candidate. 

Eligibility for getting admission for pharmacy is having cleared hsc with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Maths from a recognized board with at least 50% marks. Fee structure varies from college to college. Clearing MHCET is necessary for admission in BPharm.

Hi Aditya,

Go through these guidelines: