How to check Mumbai University’s first merit list for undergraduate courses

• The Mumbai University, on August 6, announced its first cut off or merit list for admission to undergraduate courses.
  
• The students who had applied for admission to Jai Hind College, HR College of Commerce and Economics, KC College, DG Ruparel, Wilson College and St. Xavier’s College can visit mu.ac.in or the website of the respective colleges.
  
• Those students who have made it to the merit list will now have to get their documents verified and pay their fees.
  

The Mumbai University, on August 6, announced its first cut off or merit list for admission to undergraduate courses.

The students who had applied for admission to Jai Hind College, HR College of Commerce and Economics, KC College, DG Ruparel, Wilson College and St. Xavier’s College can visit mu.ac.in or the website of the respective colleges.

1. HR College of Commerce & Economics - https://www.hrcollege.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/08052020-First-Merit-List-Circular.pdf
2. KC College - https://www.kccollege.edu.in/merit_list_2021.php
3. Jai Hind College - http://www.jaihindcollege.com/degree-self-finance-first-merit-list-2020-2021.html
4. Wilson College - https://www.wilsoncollege.edu/
5. St Xavier's -http://xaviers.edu/main/

Those students who have made into the merit list will now have to get their documents verified and pay their fees. The final date to get documents verified and payment of fees is August 17 (till 3 pm).

How to check the merit list for undergraduate courses:

1. Visit mu.ac.in.
2. Click on the merit list.
3. A pdf file will open in a new tab.
4. You can also download the list for future reference.

A student can wait for the second merit list to be announced on August 10, in case she or he fails to secure a position in this one

Important Dates to watch out for:

Many students were unable to see the first merit list because the official website crashed soon after it announced the list.

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