Mumbai University admission form 2020 released; apply @mum.digitaluniversity.ac
Team Careers360 | July 17, 2020 | 03:24 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI: Mumbai University has released the admission forms on the official website mum.digitaluniversity.ac for undergraduate programmes. Aspiring candidates can fill the UG admission form till August 17, 2020. To apply for the admissions, candidates need to visit the official website of Mumbai University mum.digitaluniversity.ac and click on the “Apply Online” and then “Register” button.
The varsity will release the admission form for postgraduate courses from July 18, in online mode.
After registration, the candidates have to further log in using their registered username and password to complete the admission form. Further, the candidates need to click on the ‘admission form’ button where candidates have to fill their personal details, academic details, mobile number, and upload the digital images of their signature and photograph.
Candidates should always recheck their ‘admission form’ thoroughly to ensure that the filled information is correct and then proceed to click on the “submit” button. All candidates must fill their pre-enrollment forms online after submitting their Mumbai University application form.
Mumbai University admissions into the undergraduate courses are offered based on the marks of the candidates in the qualifying examination, while for PG admissions, the varsity conducts entrance tests.
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