KPB Hinduja College of Commerce MU 2nd merit list 2025 out for BCom courses; 320 allotted seats
Anu Parthiban | May 31, 2025 | 05:04 PM IST | 1 min read
Students who have obtained 94.83% to 60% have been allotted seats in KPB Hinduja College of Commerce in the Mumbai University second merit list 2025.
KPB Hinduja College of Commerce, an affiliated college of University of Mumbai, has declared MU 2nd merit list 2025 for BCom courses. Candidates who have opted for the KPB Hinduja College will be able to check the second merit list and cut-off on the official website, hindujacollege.in. Mumbai University Merit List LIVE
A total of 320 students have been selected in the KPB MU 2nd merit list. Students who have obtained 94.83% to 60% have been allotted seats in KPB Hinduja College of Commerce in the second merit list. As per the schedule, the MU 2nd merit list 2025 for around 885 colleges will be declared by 7pm today.
The document verification of the selected students will be held from June 2 to 4. Open category students from Maharashtra state board will have to pay Rs 17,291 and other board students should pay Rs 18,091. Reserved category candidates from Maharashtra state board will have to deposit Rs 12,551, while other board SC, ST candidates will have to pay Rs 13,351.
“Students have to login with their Merit Form login credentials. Please note that uploading the compulsory documents is mandatory in the Admission Form, and only complete and authentic documents should be submitted, failing which the application is liable to be rejected,” KPB Hinduja College of Commerce said.
KPB Hinduja College of Commerce cut-off 2025
Students can check the MU cut-offs 2025 for BCom courses in KPB Hinduja College of Commerce here.
|
Course |
Stream |
2024-2025 |
2025-2026 |
|
BCom |
|
- |
60.00% |
|
BAF |
|
84.17% |
87.33% |
|
BBI |
|
48.00% |
71.67% |
|
BFM |
|
86.17% |
87.60% |
|
BAMMC |
Commerce |
69.00% |
78.60% |
|
Arts |
51.67% |
72.00% |
|
|
Science |
50.67% |
60.50% |
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