The death toll due to the pandemic in India's financial capital rose to 5,927 with 55 patients succumbing, it said.
1,984 COVID-19 patients were discharged from city hospitals during the day, taking the number of recovered patients to 77,102.
The recovery rate of coronavirus patients in Mumbai has now gone up to 72 per cent from 71 per cent the day before, the BMC said.
There are 22,800 active cases in the city and 886 new suspected patients have been admitted to hospitals.
So far 4.56 lakh COVID-19 tests have been carried out in the city, it said.
Based on the past seven days'' data, the city has an average case doubling rate of 61 days and average case growth rate of 1.14 per cent.
Mumbai's case doubling rate was 20 days and growth rate was 3.64 per cent as of June 2, the BMC said.
The case doubling rate was 10 days on May 10 and five days on April 15.
Now, two out of 24 civic wards in the city have a doubling rate of over 100 days.The H-east ward that includes areas like Bandra east and Khar east has the highest doubling rate of 129 days.
The R-Central ward that includes theBorivali area in Western suburbs has the lowest doublingrate of 32 days.