Archive · 24 Sep 2026
Mumbai University Warns Results Could Be Held For 3,014 Students
Mumbai University found that some students have not finished the paperwork needed to confirm their eligibility for college courses.
There are 3,014 such students.
They studied for Class 12 through education boards outside Maharashtra’s state board.
The students joined degree courses in the 2024-25 academic year.
They are spread across 370 colleges connected to the university.
The colleges must check the students’ documents and send them to the university department handling eligibility.
If the paperwork is not completed, the students’ exam results may not be released.
The university said the colleges, rather than the students alone, will be responsible for unresolved cases.
Students and colleges have been asked to check the published list and act quickly.
Mumbai University warned that results for 3,014 students could be withheld over incomplete eligibility formalities.
The affected students passed Class 12 through boards other than Maharashtra’s state board.
They enrolled in degree programmes during the 2024-25 academic year across 370 affiliated colleges.
Colleges must submit documents to the Admission, Registration, Eligibility and Migration Certificate department and complete verification.
The university said colleges would be responsible if results remain under “RPV” status because eligibility procedures are unfinished.
- Who
- Mumbai University, 3,014 students, and the 370 affiliated colleges where they are enrolled.
- What
- The university warned that students’ results could be withheld because their admission eligibility formalities remain incomplete.
- When
- The affected students were admitted during the 2024-25 academic year; the notice’s issue date is not specified.
- Where
- Across 370 colleges affiliated with Mumbai University.
- Why
- The students’ eligibility for degree programmes has not been formally verified and completed.
- Affected students
- 3,014
- Affiliated colleges involved
- 370
- Admission year
- 2024-25
- Students’ prior boards
- Education boards other than the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education
- Required action
- Colleges must submit documents, verify them, and complete eligibility procedures.
- Relevant department
- Admission, Registration, Eligibility and Migration Certificate (AEEM) department
- Possible result status
- Results may remain under “RPV” status if eligibility is not completed.