Final year UG students affected by cyclone to be allowed to appear for exams again: Maha Govt

The government has decided to give the opportunity to those candidates who have missed their exams due to the recent cyclone.

Maharashtra Government has decided to give one more chance to students of final year undergraduate courses to appear for the final exams again. The government has decided to give the opportunity to those candidates who have missed their exams due to the recent cyclone. Students can contact their respective colleges in case they have missed their final year exams. The colleges will announce the exam schedules for the remaining subjects.
Minister of Higher and Technical Education Maharashtra Uday Samant took to Twitter to announce this. He said: “Students who missed the final year of graduation due to the cyclone disaster should not worry. Concerned students should contact your college. The concerned college will announce the schedule of the remaining examinations of the students,” Mr Samant added.

Examinations for undergraduate students of 13 state-run universities in Maharashtra were being held online due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation.

"There are strict restrictions imposed to break the chain of the COVID-19 spread in the state. Hence, we have decided to conduct examinations for undergraduate students, from first to third year, online," Mr Samant said earlier.

Meanwhile, the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has released the Maharashtra Higher Secondary Certificate (Class 12) subject-wise question bank on the official website for the upcoming Maharashtra HSC board examination 2021. Students preparing to appear for the Maharashtra 12^th exams 2021 can visit the official website to download the subject-wise question bank and prepare for the exams.

The board has released the Mah HSC question bank for English, Marathi, and Urdu Medium Arts, Science, and Commerce students.