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University of Mumbai revises Winter 2024 law exams, new dates here

Mumbai University Exams: The exams in the affiliated colleges in law that were scheduled for December 2, 2024 will now be held on January 22, 2025.

A senior Mumbai University official said that the administration will look into the complaint by MUST. (Express image/ file)

The University of Mumbai has revised the law exam dates for the Winter 2024 session. The exams in the affiliated colleges in law that were scheduled for December 2, 2024 will now be held on January 22, 2025.

Also, first year LLB/ BLS (5 years course), BA LLB (five years integrated course) and first LLB/BLS (sem 1) (5 years course) exams will be held on January 22.

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Following examination are rescheduled and will now be held as per revised date as shown below in circular pic.twitter.com/TddAQRYXEJ

— University of Mumbai (@Uni_Mumbai) October 21, 2024

Meanwhile, amid the Assembly elections in Maharashtra, the University of Mumbai has also re-scheduled certain exams of online and distance learning courses. In the notification released on October 18, Mumbai University had announced that all the examinations scheduled for November 19 and 20 are rescheduled and will now be conducted on November 30 and December 7 respectively. While announcing the revised date, the CDOE Mumbai University has said that the venue or the exam centre of the semester exams will remain the same.

The university has also extended the deadline for admission to online and distant courses for both UG and PG courses. The deadline for the first-year admission process of MMS courses has also been extended until October 30. Apart from that, the admission process for the PG Diploma in Financial Management (Session 1 and 2) has also been extended.

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