About the University of Mumbai (MU)

Established in 1857, Mumbai University or the University of Mumbai is Maharashtra’s oldest university and one of the premier state universities in the country. The university was accredited with an A grade by NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council) in 2012, while it had already received five-star status in 2001. MU has its campuses in Fort and Kalina as well as sub-campuses in Thane and Ratnagiri. Being one of the largest universities in the world, Mumbai University also has affiliated colleges at several locations in Maharashtra, including Mumbai, Mumbai suburbs, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Raigarh, Singhdurg, Konkan, and Ratnagiri.

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MU Engineering Colleges

The University of Mumbai has more than 700 affiliated colleges that offer courses in various study streams. When we specifically talk about the engineering colleges under Mumbai University, let us tell you that MU does not have its own engineering department like several other state universities do. However, the university has several privately owned engineering colleges affiliated to it to provide high-quality education to students.
We have selected the top colleges out of all MU-affiliated engineering institutions. Explore the following list and make a good choice to pursue an undergraduate, postgraduate or doctoral engineering and technology course.

List of Engineering Colleges Affiliated to Mumbai University

How to Get Admission in MU Engineering Colleges

• Undergraduate programmes:

Most of the autonomous engineering colleges under Mumbai University offer admissions in their B.E./B-Tech courses based on the students’ JEE Main scores and/or their performance in MHT-CET (Maharashtra Technical Common Entrance Test). The Directorate of Technical Education carries out the admission process through several rounds, which are known as CAPAI or Centralized Admission Process to Autonomous Institutes together.

• Diploma programmes:

As several engineering colleges under Mumbai University also have undergraduate diploma programmes in engineering and technology, the admission in these programmes is done based on student’s scores in their matriculation board exam.

• Postgraduate and doctoral programmes:

The admission of engineering graduates in M.E./M-Tech programmes is done based on their GATE performance or sponsorship. Those who have completed a postgraduate programme in engineering/technology can apply for PhD programmes in their discipline.

Eligibility Criteria for Undergraduate Engineering Programmes

The various engineering colleges under Mumbai University have the following basic criteria to admit students in B.E./B-Tech programmes:

• Students should have passed class 12 exam of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education/CBSE/any other equivalent board or university outside Maharashtra.

• Students should have passed class 12 with their subjects as physics, chemistry, mathematics, and English. For biomedical or biotechnology engineering, it is also mandatory to have passed the subject of biology.

• Students should have secured a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate of PCM subjects in class 12 qualifying exam. The percentage may vary for non-general and other categories.

If you aspire to seek admission in an undergraduate engineering programme at one of the engineering colleges under Mumbai University, then you must ensure your eligibility before submitting an online application to take the MHT-CET exam.

Highlights of MU Engineering Colleges

While there are more than 60 affiliated engineering colleges under Mumbai University, we have given you a list of some top colleges that excel in terms of the major factors governing the quality of education and exposure given to students. Check out some of the aspects that push these colleges in the list of the best engineering colleges in the state and the country:

• Faculty-student ratio:

These colleges usually have a low intake of students in varied courses. Thus, they maintain a healthy ratio of faculty and students. A few of these colleges even maintain a ratio of 1:15, which means one faculty member for every 15 students. This can give you an idea of the strong connection every faculty member is able to make with students. A healthy faculty-student ratio also helps professors in imparting high-quality and value-adding education through flexible means.

• A wide range of disciplines:

These engineering colleges under Mumbai University offer almost all major disciplines of engineering and technology. You can find courses in computer science engineering, IT engineering, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, structural engineering, instrumentation engineering, and production engineering. You may even pursue a course in electrical engineering, electronics and communication engineering, civil engineering, automobile engineering, marine engineering, printing and packaging technology, biomedical engineering, and biotechnology engineering.

• Teaching pedagogy:

The focus of engineering education in the listed colleges remains on practical aspects, along with theoretical learning. While the faculty imparts theoretical education according to the set curriculum, it is also flexible in terms of providing examples, case studies, and interactive discussions to support the theories. Students are also involved in research projects and industrial training. Through several industry interaction events and academic activities, the faculty lets students be more innovative with the learned concepts.

• Infrastructure and facilities:

The infrastructure in most of the engineering colleges under Mumbai University is extraordinary. There are all types of basic facilities available for students to stay comfortably on the campus and study efficiently. Ranging from resourceful libraries, well-equipped classrooms and labs, and spacious seminar halls and conference rooms to sports and recreation facilities, these colleges have it all to ensure a great campus life for students. The colleges not only deliver effective engineering education but also ensure to enrich their education by having a variety of industry interaction events, guest lectures, academic societies, professional societies, hobby clubs, seminars, outreach programmes, etc. This helps in the overall growth and development of students on campus.

• Training and placement:

There are efficient training and placement cells in these colleges to take care of industry collaboration and professional training of students. MU and its affiliated engineering colleges have strong ties with top companies in the private and public sector, as well as with foreign universities. Thus, students develop effective academic and leadership skills before they are industry ready.
After passing out of these MU colleges, students are able to become successful engineers and entrepreneurs who can contribute highly to the nation in their respective fields.

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