Mumbai University announced summer session exam dates for UG programmes; over 1 lakh students to appear
Vikas Kumar Pandit | January 1, 2025 | 08:48 AM IST | 2 mins read
University of Mumbai summer session exam for BCom semester 6 will begin on March 18, 2025, and the BSc, BA semester 6 exam will commence on March 26, 2025.
NEW DELHI: University of Mumbai (MU) has announced the schedule for the summer session exam for various undergraduate programmes. As per the official press release, a total of 1,38,000 students are expected to appear for the MU summer session exams across seven districts under Mumbai University’s jurisdiction.
As per the announced schedule, the MU summer session exam for Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) semester 6 will begin on March 18, 2025, while the Bachelor of Science (BSc) semester 6 and Bachelor of Arts (BA) Semester 6 examinations are scheduled to commence on March 26, 2025.
The institute will commence the exam for Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSc IT) Semester 6, self-financed courses under commerce and management, and Bachelor of Mass Media, Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia and Mass Communication (BMM, BAMMC) Semester 6 on March 26, 2025.
MU Summer Session Exam: 74,483 students to appear from commerce
Across different faculties, a total of 14,723 students will appear from humanities, 74,483 from commerce, 27,134 from science, 13,004 from technology, and 8,725 from law. MU summer session exams will be conducted at 439 designated centres, accommodating 75,346 male students, 62,717 female students, and six students from other categories.
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Exam centre and seat number details
The university’s examination department has implemented a digital system to streamline the examination process. The examination details including students' exam centres and seat numbers will be available three months before the exam date at the Digital University Portal (DU Portal) of the institute.
Students will be able to access the MU summer session exam details using the “Know Your Exam Venue” feature available on the institute's DU portal at mum.digitaluniversity.ac.
As per the official press release, the temporary hall tickets carrying subject details, seat numbers, and related information have been made available in the college logins. Colleges have been instructed to verify the details in these hall tickets, and if any corrections are needed, they should immediately contact the university.
“According to Pooja Roundale, director of the board of examinations and evaluation, deputy registrar of the examination and results department, Narendra Khalane, and his team have meticulously planned the summer session 2025 exams,” English translation of official press release read.
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