Maharashtra Government has taken a decision to not conduct the final year/final semester examination of the non-professional courses as well as professional courses as the present atmosphere is not yet conducive to conduct any examination or classes.
The State has also decided to award degrees based on the formula decided by the universities.
AICTE, COA, PCI, BCI, NCTE & National Council For Hotel Management & Catering Technology to endorse the decision of the State Government regarding cancellation of final year/ final semester examinations of the Professional courses & issue guidelines to the Universities.
CM in his letter to PM wrote “requesting to instruct national level apex authorities like AICTE, COA, PCI, BCI, NCTE & National Council For Hotel Mgmt & Catering Technology to endorse state govt’s decision regarding professional courses & issue guidelines to universitiesâ€.
The government on June 19 passed a GR stating that the final year exam of non-professional courses is made optional for the students. Those who still wish to give the final exam will have to provide written consent on their choice and individual universities will come out with a schedule based on the situation of COVID-19 in their jurisdiction.
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