dear aspirant,hope you are doing well.now coming to your question,if you locked your preferences and the admit card you received was of previous date,then you must immediately report it into the councelling bodies and authorities regarding your problem as soon as possible.also write an email to them regarding this.

hope this will help.

best of luck.

Hello aspirant

The Mumbai university has started the registration process for first year courses on may 29 ,the Mumbai university has provided a link on official website to fill your registration form on scheduled date and students are advised to fill the form 14 June  because 14 June 2019 is the last date to enroll yourself 

Since  university has to complete other works like  documentation, seat allotment, record updations, facilities checkup and others before admitting the studens so the complete each step as fast as possible 

So do register fast , hopefully I have resolved your query

Dear Nisha, you havent mentioned the course you are enquiring about. Neverthless, each College has its own administration and it depends on the course you want to study. But ideally it is suggested to submit different applications if you are submitting your applications offline but if its online, one application will do. 

Hi Aspirant,

IPU introduced this course just last year and there are presently just two colleges- namely VIPS and Fairfield which offer the course. Hence, the seats are really low (less than 100). Your chances of admission are feeble unless you have a major category benefit. You may wait for the subsequent rounds of counselling to know about your chance. Meanwhile, seek for admission in other colleges too. 

All the best!

Hello Yaswanth,

For you aggregate percentage in the special round, you have to consider the following subjects - 

1. Mathematics

2. Physics

3. One subject out of Chemistry/Biology/Biotech/Technical vocational subject

4. One language

5. One other subject

Add all the scores, divide them by the maximum marks and multiply by 100 to get your aggregate percentage. 

All the Best!