Hello,

Yes you do have to take up extra curricular activities at least for 2 hours for guiding the candidates. There is no such list of colleges available but on their official side it is said that any college under the UGC  in your affiliated  to Mumbai University has to obey it and this would be included as well.

Hope it helps.

Good luck.

Hello,

Admission for MCom in IDOL Mumbai takes place twice a year, hence exam too are conducted accordingly, as you said you have taken admission in July session of this year, hence  examinations are held twice in a year accordingly  in the first half of the year(Feb/March/April) for July session and in the second half of the year (October/ November/December) for January session.

Hey,

For admission into Mumbai University the candidates are required to fill the pre enrollment form. After that the students are also required to fill the forms of the respective colleges separately in order to be be counted eligible for admission into that college.

So I think it might be impose sone problem to you at the time of admission. But keep an eye on the respective college to see if the dates of form filling starts again.

Hope that helps.

Thank you.

Hello Aspirant,

The admission norms and policies of each university or college differs from Other university or college depending upon its degree courses and eligibility criteria for admission into its different courses. Also, the admission and curriculum criteria for BSc courses differ from university to university.

So, if you are thinking of getting admission into Gujarat University after leaving Mumbai University, you have to first see the eligibility criteria for the gujarat university of Bsc and it's policies for more information about the same. You can maybe visit and contact them via their phone number or email provided by them on their official website.

Some colleges don't take admission directly into 3rd year from 2nd year and usually take an admission granted test to see if you are eligible to get admission into their university's Bsc 3rd year.

So, for all these sort of queries , you need to contact them through their details provided by them on their website. You can also write them a letter saying that you need an urgent basis admission because of the transfer of your father.

Hope that helps. Good luck

BFM or Bachelor of financial markets is a three year undergraduate course offered by Mumbai university. It has a very wide future scope. You can find the detailed syllabus for the course from the official website of mumbai university.

https://mu.ac.in/syllabus

In the detailed syllabus , you will find the list of suggested books and readings. You can easily find these books in your university library or you can also get the readings from your seniors.

Hello Aspirant,

Seeing your rank, percentile and NATA score, you can get admission into a NIT depending upon your category, rank , seat availability and previous years cutoff trends. Use the college predictor link given below to view the preferred college available for you,

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-architecture-college-predictor

You can also have a look at the previous years cutoff trends of various NITs and some other institute given below, https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-b-arch-b-planning

For getting admission by NATA score, you can check colleges like Manipal university, SRM university, ICL institute of architecture, amongst others.

Good luck

Hello Aspirant ,

Kindly elaborate or make your question more clear so that it will be easier for the experts to answer you. But from what I have understood , if you are asking whether having done FYBBI course in correspondence or distance learning , you can do SYBBI in regular mode then yes , a candidate who has passed F.Y.B.B.I. (BANKING & INSURANCE) (or equivalent) from any recognized University can seek admission to S.Y.B.B.I. (BANKING & INSURANCE) subject to fulfillment of eligibility rules.  Please visit the official website of the college you wish to apply for , in order to know about other eligibility criteria and admission procedure.

Hope this helps

All the best

Hello Aspirant,

Few days earlier UGC issued a statement which states that no university can grant affiliation to more than 300 colleges if they do so a penalty will be imposed on them and other strict actions would be taken. So not only in Mumbai but even in the whole country New Education Policy 2020 has been implemented so the Maharashtra college will face the same changes which are to be faced by other Institutes at their respective location. I am enlisting down some keyword of NEP 2020 for higher educational institutions :-

• From now there will be only governing body for all the higher educational institutions by the Higher Education Commission of India
• Fees of all colleges irrespective of their ownership, will be disclosed and make transparent.
• Now in three to four year Undergraduate programs candidate will have multiple exit points means if he is not satisfied with the program he joined then he can leave that but he will get a certificate of that and certificate status like diploma, certificate,degree qualifications will depend on the period when you leave the course.
• A proposal has been raised for "Fee fixation", let us see what happens to it.

I have mentioned some Important key points of NEP 2020, if you want all these in details then refer to the link given below :-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.careers360.com/nep-2020-what-does-it-say-about-schools-and-universities/amp

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!