Mumbai University Releases Second Merit List 2024; Find Your Name Now on mum.digitaluniversity.ac

Mumbai University (MU) has announced the release of the second merit list for several affiliated colleges, including Xavier’s College and HR College. Candidates who have completed their class 12 exams and submitted their application forms can now access the updated merit list on the official website at mum.digitaluniversity.ac. However, some institutions like KC College and Hinduja College are yet to publish their second merit lists.

How to Check Second Merit List:
To download the Mumbai University Second Merit List for 2024, candidates can follow these steps:

1. Visit the official website of Mumbai University: mumoa.digitaluniversity.ac.
2. Look for the link titled “Mumbai University Second Merit List.”
3. Click on the link to open the PDF file.
4. Review all the details in the merit list.
5. Download the PDF file to your device.
6. Print a copy of the merit list for future reference.

Documents Required for Admission: Candidates need to ensure they have the following documents for admission:

• Two Passport-size photographs (soft copy)
• Signature (soft copy)
• Aadhaar Card
• Caste certificate (if required)
• Class 10 (SSC) mark sheet with one attested photocopy
• Class 12 (HSC) mark sheet along with three attested photocopies
• Specially-abled certificate (if applicable)
• Transfer certificate (if applicable)
• Migration certificate (if applicable)
• Gap certificate (if applicable)
• Cultural or sports certificate (if applicable)

Important Dates:

• Deadline for document verification and fee payments: 3 PM on June 27
• Third merit list publication: June 28 by 5 PM
• Deadline for document upload and fee payments for the third merit list: June 29 to July 3

First Merit List Highlights:
The first merit list of Mumbai University for UG admission was released on June 13, showing high cut-offs for various programs at St. Xavier’s College. The BA program had cut-offs ranging from 95.83% to 93.22% for Maharashtra HSC board students and 100% to 98.20% for students from other boards.