Mumbai University Exam (Sem V & VI) - Useful Links

Here you can find some useful link related to University of Mumbai semester V & VI examination. Please remember the following code.

TYBA Semester V = 3A00145 

TYBA Semester V = 3A00146


Previous Question Papers (Sociology only)


Semester V & VI Exam Timetable


Results (Regular & Reval)


Semester V & VI Revaluation Link 

The link remains opened only for few days after declaration of the PDF result. 

Before applying for revaluation, kindly update mobile no. and email ID. 

Use only laptop or computer. This site doesn't work on phone. 


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