Hello Aspirant,

As per the information I am able to get, only students from Maharashtra board are allowed to apply for the bsc courses in Mumbai University. 
I would suggest you to keep your other options open. And Delhi University is anyway a much better option then the Mumbai University.

Hi Abhishek, 

There is no such restriction and a student not residing in Mahasrasthra can also attain a seat in Mumbai Univeristy. The eligbility criteria for admissions to B.SC and other courses of the University are as follows:

a. For the B.SC Programme: Candidate must clear their class 12th examination

One shishohave done bsc in nursing/physiotherapy/physical education/human science/ medical graduate (mbbs)or learners of any gender are applicable for the course.

Should have minimum 50%at T.Y.B.S.C exam as the course is interdisciplinary course admission will be based on merit cum qualifying entrance exam.

Good luck

hello disha anand thakkar,

i suggest you to read and go through a article with the help of this link:

• https://university.careers360.com/articles/eflu-admission
• https://university.careers360.com/articles/eflu-application-form

because the admission process for each and every courses will differ on date.so please read that article carefully,then only you can get clear cut idea on EFLU admission.

HI,

The selection criteria for JBIMS includes MHCET score for its flagship MBA programme ,CAT/MHCET/CMAT score for Masters in Finance for Indian students . The cutoff figures for JBIMS are as follows:

CAT Score - 95+ percentile

MH-CET - 96+ percentile 

CMAT -99+PERCENTILE

SO ITS BETTER YOU ALSO APPEAR IN

Hi Satwik!

To answer the first part of the query then YES!, you can apply for DU. But the main query arrises that you have to check the different percenatges requried for different courses offered by the institiute. 

Apart from that if you want to do undergrad courses in commerce

Hi there. 

You seem to have asked the same question multiple times.

What examination or college or university are you talking about?

See different institutions and examinations have different eligibility criteria and various admission procedures. If you don't specify the same in your question we wouldn't be able to help