Mumbai University M.Sc Biophysics: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

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M.Sc Biophysics at Mumbai University is a 2 years, Full Time Degree program offered On Campus.

  • The total fees for the M.Sc Biophysics program at Mumbai University is ₹ 28,237.
  • Students need to pay ₹ 13,906 in the first year.

Times Higher Education Science ranking 2020, ranks Mumbai University at 801 out of 801 in India.

Find detailed Mumbai University M.Sc Biophysics fees, eligibility, admission dates, cutoff and ranking below.

Course HighlightsDetails
duration2 Years (Full Time)
course levelPG (Degree)
mode of studyOn Campus
total fees₹ 28,237
eligibilityGraduation
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Mumbai University M.Sc Biophysics Fees

Mumbai University M.Sc Biophysics fees 2025 is ₹ 28,237 for the entire course duration.
  • This includes a total tuition fee of ₹ 28,237.
  • Candidates need to pay ₹ 13,906 in the first year.
Quota:
Fee TypeTotal Amount (INR)
total academic fee₹28,237
hostel fee₹13,200
total fee₹41,437
* Fees is refundable

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What are ATKT rules for Mumbai University engineering course?

Sneha Iyer

ATKT (Allowed To Keep Terms) rules for Mumbai University engineering (under Mumbai University's engineering regulations):

  • ATKT means you passed enough subjects to be promoted to the next year/semester even with some backlogs
  • Promotion conditions: to move from FE to SE (1st to 2nd year), you need to have cleared all FE subjects or have a limited number of backlogs allowed under ATKT rules
  • Mumbai University engineering typically allows promotion with up to 4 backlogs (KTs) from the previous year, but this depends on the specific exam scheme (2012, 2016, 2019 pattern etc.)
  • you must appear in backlog subjects while studying in the promoted year
  • a student with too many KTs (typically more than 4) may be detained — not allowed to proceed to the next year

exact ATKT rules vary by exam scheme. check your college's exam office or mu.ac.in for the rules applicable to your specific batch/pattern. the rules changed with the introduction of CBCGS (Choice Based Credit Grade System). your college's exam department is the most reliable source for your specific case.

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