COVID-19: Maharashtra govt cancels final year exams for non-professional courses & professional courses

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: June 26, 2020 01:02 PM2020-06-26T13:02:16+5:302020-06-26T13:03:08+5:30

Maharashtra Government has taken a decision to not conduct the final year/final semester examination of the non-professional courses as ...

COVID-19: Maharashtra govt cancels final year exams for non-professional courses & professional courses | COVID-19: Maharashtra govt cancels final year exams for non-professional courses & professional courses

COVID-19: Maharashtra govt cancels final year exams for non-professional courses & professional courses

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. Therefore, CM Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray has written to the Hon'ble PM Narendra Modi requesting to instruct national level apex authorities like 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 Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray had previously also written to the PM Modi requesting intervention to direct the MCI to postpone the MD/MS & DM/MCh examination as the final year resident doctors are playing a crucial role in fighting this pandemic.

Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray has requested PM Narendra Modi’s intervention for the postponement of post graduation examination for medical students enrolled in MD (Doctor of Medicine) and MS (Master of Surgery) courses in the state till December 2020. Uddhav said the services of final year medical students were needed for clinical management of coronavirus cases in India’s worst-affected state.


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