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L. U. Jhaveri College of Arts and Sir M. V. College of Science & Commerce
L. U. Jhaveri College of Arts and Sir M. V. College of Science & Commerce is located in Mumbai.

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Five laboratories with upto-date equipment, library with 70,000 books and weekly Counselling services. Vibes is the name of their annual college festival

Streams:
Arts, Science, Commerce, Biotechnology, Computer Science, and Information Technology

No. Of seats:
Arts - 160; Science - 360; Commerce -160

Contact Address:
Sheth L.U. Jhaveri College of Arts & Sir M.V. College of Science and Commerce, Dr. S. Radhakhshnan Marg, Andheri (East), Mumbai - 400 069 Tel No: 56992022/ 26945270


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