The university has published on its website the list of colleges which have not completed the process despite repeated reminders — the list includes names of some of the prominent colleges in the city.
The Mumbai University on Tuesday issued an ultimatum to colleges which are yet to complete the process of eligibility-enrolment of students, asking them to complete the process within a month failing which they will not be permitted to conduct admissions for the next academic year.
The university has published on its website the list of colleges which have not completed the process despite repeated reminders — the list includes names of some of the prominent colleges in the city.
“Respective colleges will be entirely responsible for academic loss of these students,” read a statement issued by the university.
The eligibility-enrolment process entails verification of documents such as Transfer Certificate (TC) and Migration Certificate, which are essential for students to receive MU degree, after completion of their course.
While students have to submit these documents at respective colleges where they have taken admissions, it is the responsibility of these colleges to further submit these documents to university’s eligibility department for verification.
Until these documents are verified, admissions of these students are considered temporary and their exam results are kept reserved under Result Pending for Verification (RPV) category.
