Mumbai University second merit list 2025 declared for UG admissions in 885 affiliated colleges
Anu Parthiban | May 31, 2025 | 05:15 PM IST | 2 mins read
MU 2nd merit list 2025 and cut-off out. The document verification for round 2 will be done between June 2 to June 4 up to 3 pm.
University of Mumbai has declared MU second merit list 2025 for undergraduate admissions in 885 affiliated colleges and 56 teaching departments. Candidates who registered for the BA, BCom, BSc admissions in the MU colleges will be able to check their selection status from the official website, muugadmission.samarth.edu.in. Mumbai University 2nd Merit List LIVE
The affiliated colleges offer 405 academic programmes, out of which 183 are undergraduate (UG) programmes. Candidates selected in MU 2nd merit list 2025 will have to get their documents verified and make the payment before the deadline.
The document verification for round 2 will be done between June 2 to June 4 up to 3 pm. Candidates will have to produce the scanned copy of Class 10, 12 marksheets, school leaving certificate, domicile, caste certificate, Aadhaar card, photograph, and signature.
BK Birla College, Kalyan, KPB Hinduja College of Commerce, SM Shetty College Of Science, Commerce and Management Studies,Yeshwantrao Chaphekar College of Commerce and Management, Vivek College of Commerce and others have announced MU cut-off for 2nd merit list 2025 on their respective official websites.
Mumbai University second merit list 2025: Cut-offs
St. Andrew's College of Arts, Science and Commerce cut-off 2025 for BA, BCom, BSc here, as per MU 2nd merit list.
|
CLASS |
MINORITY |
OPEN |
|
BA |
39.83% |
70.00% |
|
BCOM |
Contact College Office |
60.00% |
|
BMS |
(COM.) 80.50% (ARTS) 46.50% (SC.) 52.00% |
(COM.) 86.33% (ARTS) 76.17% (SC.) 65.00% |
|
BA MMC (FYBMM) |
(ARTS) 60.00 % (COM.) Contact College Office (SC.) 45.17% |
(ARTS) 85.00 % (COM.) 83.33% (SC.) 73.50% |
|
BSC (IT) |
60.50% (Maths Marks 45) |
51.67% (Maths Marks 44) |
|
BCOM (A&F) |
82.00% |
81.33% |
|
BSC (HS) |
Contact College Office |
51.67% |
|
BCOM (B&I) |
Contact College Office |
69.67% |
Also read KPB Hinduja College of Commerce MU 2nd merit list 2025 out for BCom courses; 320 allotted seats
Mumbai University fee details
Mumbai University has announced the tuition fee details for the academic year 2025-26. After the admission of students in the academic year 2025-26 is confirmed, it is mandatory for the colleges to transfer some of the said fees to the University and the said fees are payable in order. The fees to be transferred to the University are as follows.
|
Particulars |
Maharashtra state board |
Other state boards |
|
Disaster Relief Fund |
Rs 10 |
Rs 10 |
|
Enrollment fees (Maharashtra State Board)/ Eligibility-cum-Enrolment fees (Other Board) |
Rs 200 |
Rs 500 |
|
National Service Scheme Ekak Yojana |
Rs 10 |
Rs 10 |
|
Students Development Fund |
Rs 50 |
Rs 50 |
|
Sports Contribution |
Rs 60 |
Rs 60 |
|
Vice-chancellor's Funds Contribution |
Rs 20 |
Rs 20 |
|
E- Suvidha and charges |
Rs 60 |
Rs 60 |
|
To raise the Annual State Level Contribution collected from each student per year for the Raj Bhavan events from Rs 30 to Rs 36 from the academic year 2024-25 (Indradhanushya- Rs 6+ Krida Mahotsav- Rs 8+ Aavishkar - Rs 5+ Avhan -Rs 5+ University Share - Rs 6) |
Rs 30 |
Rs 30 |
|
Total |
Rs 440 |
Rs 740 |
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