'Mumabai' typo on graduation certificates spells embarrassment for MU
Press Trust of India | March 1, 2025 | 05:10 PM IST | 1 min read
MU: In 2023-24 a total of 1.64 lakh students graduated, however, it is not clear as of now how many got certificates which had the 'Mumabai' typo error printed on them.
MUMBAI: In a major embarrassment, Mumbai University has issued graduation certificates with the name of the metropolis misspelt as 'Mumabai'. In 2023-24, a total of 1.64 lakh students graduated, though it is not clear as of now how many got certificates which had "University of Mumabai" printed on them.
"Due to a printing error, some certificates had this typo. We are rectifying it," a University of Mumbai official told PTI on Saturday. Fresh certificates will be issued at no extra cost, the official added.
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