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Coronavirus scare: 'Are exams immune to COVID-19?'
Updated On: 16 March, 2020 08:02 AM IST | Mumbai | Pallavi Smart
Teachers, staff, students question MU's contradictory stand as despite govt ordering colleges shut till month-end, varsity directs exams to go on

Students arrive at Wilson College for their HSC exams. Except HSC and SSC, the state government directed that all exams be postponed. File pic
While the state government has directed that schools and colleges be shut till March 31 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, confusion reigns over college and university examinations. This especially after the Mumbai University (MU), through a circular, told colleges to continue with practicals and examinations.
Students and staff are questioning MU's ambiguous guideline as the state government on Saturday ordered that all exams except SSC and HSC be postponed. Moreover, teaching and non-teaching staff of colleges and the university are questioning being made to work when academic activities are suspended. Questions are also being raised over the logic behind suspending lectures but not postponing exams amid the Coronavirus pandemic.
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