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Results rumours make students restless

On July 11: Mumbai University has announced the TYB.Com, March exam results on its official website. Visit the website to get your results — dunyatoday.com.

Updated on: Jul 17, 2010, 02:18:20 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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On July 11: Mumbai University has announced the TYB.Com, March exam results on its official website. Visit the website to get your results — dunyatoday.com.

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On July 12: Mumbai University today announced the results for the third year B.Com 2010 on the their website. Due to heavy website traffic, students may have problems in viewing the website. Students should visit the website some time later. — Thatsfamous.com

On July 13: Mumbai University announces results of TYB.Com examination. The first exam was supposed to be held on April 12 but was then rescheduled to April 27. — vedicsutra.com

Since the weekend, B.Com students in the city have been confused everyday with rumours about the final year results being declared.

A simple Google search on the subject will throw up various websites confirming that the results have been declared.

But the University of Mumbai said that they have not put up any results on their website.

“The results will be out in about two weeks. The assessments are done and the results are in their last leg. These are rumours and students should ignore them,” said Vilas Shinde, Controller of Examinations.

The TYB.Com results are already delayed by more than a month because teachers were not going assessments.

The exam ended on April 27 and university guidelines say that results should be declared within 30 to 45 days.

The B.Com exams are the university’s largest exams with over 80,000 students appearing for it.

Students, meanwhile, are fretting. “We really slogged for the last few months for this exam. First, they suddenly postponed the first paper, two days before the exam. Then the results are delayed, and then these rumours. It is not fair to us,” said Abhay Jain, a third year student.

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