Mumbai University to Release Third Merit List for UG Admissions Today
Mumbai, 4th June 2026: Mumbai University is scheduled to release the third merit list for undergraduate admissions today, providing another opportunity for students seeking admission to various degree programmes across affiliated colleges.
The merit list will cover admissions to popular undergraduate courses, including Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Commerce (BCom), Bachelor of Science (BSc), Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS), Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (BAF), Bachelor of Banking and Insurance (BBI) and several other programmes offered by colleges affiliated with the university.
Colleges will publish course-wise cut-offs along with the names of shortlisted candidates based on the seats that remain vacant after the completion of the first two rounds of admissions. Students can check whether they have secured admission to their preferred college and course by accessing the merit list on the respective college websites.
According to the university’s admission schedule, students selected in the third round must complete document verification and fee payment between June 5 and June 9, 2026. Admission will be confirmed only after the successful verification of all required documents and payment of the prescribed fees within the stipulated period.
University officials stated that the third merit list has been prepared after considering the vacancies left unfilled following admissions under the second merit list. The list aims to ensure that available seats across colleges are allocated efficiently before the admission process moves to subsequent rounds, if required.
Students who receive seat allotments in this round have been advised to carefully read the admission guidelines issued by their respective colleges and complete all formalities within the specified deadline to avoid cancellation of their allotted seats.
With thousands of students competing for admission to Mumbai University’s prestigious colleges, the third merit list is expected to play a crucial role in filling the remaining undergraduate seats for the academic year 2026-27.
