On the 28th of September, the Supreme Court of India made a decision regarding the Final Year exams.
According to the judgement the Supreme Court said that students cannot be promoted or allowed to graduate without final year exams as this would harm their careers.
In light of the same, the Maharashtra Government has decided to announce the modalities of the exam on Monday, 31st September. The modalities and decisions regarding the exams have been made by a six-member committee headed by Mumbai University Vice ChancellorDr Suhas Pednekar.
Maharashtra’s Minister for Higher and Technical Education Uday Samant told reporters, “We will announce our first decision on Monday about how we are going to conduct examinations of students in the final year of graduation and post-graduation courses. Students’ safety is paramount and decisions would be taken without compromising on safety.”
Setback to #UddhavThackeray-led govt; SC says students cannot be promoted without University final year exams, upholds UGC circular.https://t.co/L2Es3GKFkY
— TOI Plus (@TOIPlus) August 28, 2020
