How to read a college course page
A practical guide to checking course information against an archived college site.
Commerce, management, computing and college life in Mulund, Mumbai.
Founded in 1970 by Parle Tilak Vidyalaya Association, Mulund College of Commerce developed from a commerce college into a place for management, computing, finance and postgraduate study. Its junior college began in 1976. The college history names the late Shri Babasaheb Pethe and Shri Baburao Paranjape among its founders.
The college history traces M.Com teaching from 1980, management studies from 1982, and new computing and finance programmes around the turn of the century. By the 2012–13 site edition, the courses page brought together commerce, management, information technology and related specialisations.
The library offered lending, reference and periodical access. The National Service Scheme took part in environmental work, while sporting achievements were recorded across several years. The college’s mission connected intellectual, physical and social development.
Start with the programme list, then read the former admission and fee structure pages to understand how the college presented those decisions in 2012–13. Current seats, fees, eligibility and application steps require an official notice for the relevant academic year.
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