The University of Mumbai stands as one of India’s oldest and most prestigious universities, established in 1857 as one of the country’s first three institutions of higher learning. Over its remarkable legacy spanning more than 160 years, the university has played a pivotal role in shaping India’s intellectual, cultural, and scientific landscape.

Recognized with NAAC ‘A++’ grade status and esteemed accreditations, the University of Mumbai is committed to excellence in education, fostering research, and innovation. With over 885 affiliated colleges and more than 800,000 students enrolled each year, it is one of the largest university systems globally. The university offers a comprehensive range of academic programs: 183 undergraduate, 143 postgraduate, and 79 doctoral programs across disciplines like arts, sciences, engineering, law, management, and technology.

The University’s vibrant learning ecosystem is further enriched by its five campuses and collaborative centers of excellence, such as the National Centre of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology and the Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences established with the Department of Atomic Energy. University of Mumbai alumni are leading contributors across science, industry, governance, and public life—making significant impact both in India and across the world. The university is globally recognized, ranked within the top 700 universities by QS World University Rankings and consistently among the top institutions in India’s NIRF rankings.

Through its dedication to inclusive, quality-driven education and a mission to foster creativity, critical thinking, and leadership, the University of Mumbai continues to generate skilled, ethical, and innovative graduates who help shape a better world.