Out of the total, 125 examinations have been discontinued because no students registered for them over the past two to three academic years, officials said
The courses that have completed 10 years will not be revived, officials said. File Pic
Mumbai University has announced that 304 old examinations including 125 with zero enrolment have been declared inactive and will no longer be conducted, an official statement said on Thursday.
It said that out of the total, 125 examinations have been discontinued because no students registered for them over the past two to three academic years.
These include 23 exams from the Faculty of Commerce and Management, 15 exams from the Faculty of Humanities, 42 interdisciplinary exams and 45 exams from the Faculty of Science and Technology.
University officials said that these exams have seen zero enrolment for several years and are therefore being closed.
In addition, 179 examinations linked to courses that have completed 10 years have also been permanently discontinued.
These include 10 exams from the Faculty of Science and Technology, 86 exams from the Faculty of Commerce and Management, 38 exams from the Faculty of Humanities, and 45 interdisciplinary exams.
According to a university circular dated 10 February 2026, these examinations will not be conducted in the future.
Provision for reactivation in special cases
The university clarified that if any affiliated college or institution submits a proposal for student registration in courses that were closed due to zero enrolment, the examinations may be reactivated.
In such cases, the university will restart the examination process as per rules, including scheduling, question paper setting, examiner appointments and other formal procedures.
However, courses that have completed 10 years will not be revived, the Board of Examinations and Evaluation has said.
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