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Allot vacant seats to students by September 15, Mumbai university tells colleges

All affiliated colleges have now been informed by Mumbai university to complete admissions for vacant seats by September 15

Updated on: Sep 10, 2021, 01:11:55 IST
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Days after the third and final merit list for undergraduate degree courses was announced by the University of Mumbai (MU), all affiliated colleges have now been informed to complete admissions for vacant seats by September 15. In a circular released earlier this week, MU has asked colleges to announce one or merit lists at their respective institutes within the deadline to allot vacant seats to interested students.

Mumbai university has asked colleges to announce merit lists to allot vacant seats within the deadline. (HT PHOTO)
Mumbai university has asked colleges to announce merit lists to allot vacant seats within the deadline. (HT PHOTO)

“The university in its circular released on August 4 had announced the schedule for three rounds of the common admission process, which ended in the first week of September. Students are now approaching colleges directly and for these new applications, colleges can announce one or more merit lists to fill up vacant seats,” stated a circular released by MU this week.

Rising Covid-19 cases forced most school education boards to scrap Class 12 board exams this year and instead promote students based on their performance in Class 10, 11 and 12 following a 30:30:40 formula. This pushed the overall performance of students from all boards—while CBSE and ISC schools witnessed a hike in the number of students scoring 90% and 95% in their batches, the state board witnessed a 12-fold rise in the number of students scoring 90% and above this year, including 46 students who scored a perfect 100% in HSC this year.

The first degree merit list announced earlier this month pushed cutoffs across popular colleges ended at 10-13% points higher compared to last year. The third and final merit list was announced on August 30 following which all vacant seats were handed over to respective colleges for them to individually fill up the remaining seats.

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Shreya Bhandary

Shreya Bhandary is a Special Correspondent covering higher education for Hindustan Times, Mumbai. Her work revolves around finding loopholes in the current education system and highlighting the good and the bad in higher education institutes in and around Mumbai.

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