Mumbai University’s Student-Vice-Chancellor Dialogue Resolves Exam And Admission Issues Of Students

The student-centric initiative was organised at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Bhavan (New Examination Building) at the university’s Vidyanagari campus. Students from various colleges raised issues related to examination results, admissions, marksheets, revaluation, reserved results, eligibility and other examination-related matters.

University Officials Resolve Several Student Issues During Interaction

University officials concerned were present during the interaction, enabling several grievances to be addressed immediately. The university said students expressed satisfaction after their issues were taken up and resolved promptly. In several cases, reserved results were declared and marksheets were handed over to students during the interaction.

Vice-Chancellor And Senior Officials Attend Student Dialogue Session

The programme was attended by Mumbai University Vice-Chancellor Prof Ravindra Kulkarni, Pro-Vice-Chancellor Principal Dr Ajay Bhamre, Director of the Board of Examinations and Evaluation Dr Pooja Raundal and officials from the concerned departments.

Among the students who benefited from the initiative was Laxman Bhosale of G. R. Patil College, whose pending eligibility issue was resolved and whose BCom Semester VI marksheet was made available by the university. Similarly, Nikita Gharat of Veer Wajekar College received her marksheet, while Sarika Thorat of Dnyansadhana College received her BSc marksheet. The students expressed satisfaction with the university administration’s prompt intervention.

The university said it plans to expand the initiative in view of the positive response from students. The expansion is expected to provide more students with an opportunity to directly approach the administration and seek solutions to their academic and administrative difficulties.

Mumbai University Plans Expansion Of Student Grievance Platform

The ‘Student–Vice-Chancellor Dialogue’ has been conducted at the university for several years and has emerged as a platform for addressing student grievances concerning results, reserved results, revaluation, photocopies of answer sheets, marksheets, eligibility and degree certificates, among other issues.

The initiative is also being implemented in line with the student-centric, transparent and accountable approach emphasised under the National Education Policy 2020. As part of the university’s ‘NEP Connect’ initiative, several interactive programmes have been launched to facilitate direct communication between students and the university administration.

Through these interactions, students are also provided guidance regarding changes and opportunities under the NEP and various academic processes. The university said student feedback received through such initiatives is being used to implement student-oriented decisions more effectively.

Students wishing to participate in the ‘Student–Vice-Chancellor Dialogue’ can register in advance by emailing [vidyarthisanvad@mu.ac.in](mailto:vidyarthisanvad@mu.ac.in).

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