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Mumbai colleges fear vacant postgraduate seats with four-year degree rollout amid NEP

As Mumbai's autonomous colleges prepare to launch the fourth year of undergraduate programmes under the NEP, educators are concerned about the impact on master's courses, possible vacant postgraduate seats and the financial burden of the new academic structure

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Mumbai’s autonomous colleges are gearing up to launch the fourth year of select undergraduate programmes. REPRESENTATION PIC/ISTOCK

Mumbai’s autonomous colleges are gearing up to launch the fourth year of select undergraduate programmes. REPRESENTATION PIC/ISTOCK

While Mumbai’s autonomous colleges are gearing up to launch the fourth year of select undergraduate programmes, the question that looms is what becomes of the classrooms after that. In this change brought about by the National Education Policy (NEP), students opting for the fourth year of their bachelor’s (Honours Programme) are to study alongside those who are in the first year of their master’s.

However, since the four-year students may finish their academic journeys sooner, colleges are left wondering whether the second year of their master’s programme will see half-filled classrooms.

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