Exam scheduling errors cause chaos at Mumbai University

Mumbai: Students at the University of Mumbai are grappling with examination scheduling conflicts that have affected both arts and law programmes, causing widespread frustration among final-year students. Mumbai University Third-year Bachelor of Arts students enrolled in "Geography of Health" and "Abnormal Psychology" discovered both examinations were scheduled for November 25, from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm, making it physically impossible to sit for both papers. Adding to the confusion, students report that on November 11, another circular instructed them to disregard the October notifications and adhere to the original September schedule, leaving them with merely eight days to prepare. A Mumbai University official explained the situation: "The college wrongly entered the wrong subject code for the TYBA exam, though the exam date for one subject was adjusted at a student's request.