In a benevolent move, the University of Mumbai has come out with a new rule that will allow students to appear for a paper they had failed within 40 days of the results being declared.

In a major move to curb paper leaks, the University of Mumbai has initiated new two processes to ensure that a repeat of last month’s paper leak fiasco never occurs again.

Students in engineering colleges under the jurisdiction of University of Mumbai are unable to comprehend the subjects and hence, the high failure rate in every semester.

In a bid to improve the infrastructure and ease public movement at some of the major stations, the Railways has decided to rope in the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IIT-B) to redesign its pl

Even as the future of 1,100 students has been put at stake after the Maharashtra Housing and Development Authority (Mhada) demolished the Mohite Patil Vidyalaya in Mankhurd without notice last week, t

The Republican Sena has demanded that the Centre take strict action against those guilty of including a cartoon of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar in the Class 11 textbook of the National Council of Education R

If having 650 colleges and 6.5 lakh students was not enough trouble
for the University of Mumbai, the management council has gone ahead
and given its nod to 30 colleges for affiliation and allowed
introduction of a host of new courses to existing colleges.

SC/ST/NT students eligible for freeships/scholarships have been threatened of being expelled from their college unless they pay the arrears of the last two semesters and

On Thursday, when students appearing for the third year Bachelor of Management Studies (TYBMS) reported to the examination centre, they were again haunted by the paper leak demons of Wednesday.

The decision of the University of Mumbai to reschedule 29 exams due to the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MH-CET) has not gone down well with students.