MUHS defers all exams until further notice

Nashik: The city-based Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) has, for the second time, deferred the examinations scheduled for June. The vice-chancellor has established an examination committee to decide the conduct of examinations this year based on the model of the state committee for examinations.
“Our committee is headed by our pro-vice chancellor Moran Khamgaonkar and the committee will take the decisions about the examinations after consulting with the principals of all the colleges affiliated with the university and their administration, MARD, etc.,” Vice-chancellor of MUHS Deelip Mhaisekar told TOI.
The university had first deferred its examinations scheduled from May 12 to June 15. They had also declared a timetable for the same. But, after looking at the current scenario, they decided not to conduct any examinations for a specific period.
Ajit Pathak, controller of examinations, MUHS, said “All the examinations of undergraduate and postgraduate courses across the streams are postponed and will be conducted after June 15. We will declare the new schedule of examinations well in time so that the students get sufficient time to study.”
To ensure that the students are not misguided, the university has asked them not to believe in any fake news or rumours and wait for the university to release further instructions.
“We urge all the students to believe only in circulars put up on the university website. They should also note that we will consult all the stakeholders before taking any decision. The students should not panic. There will be enough time for them to study,” Pathak added.
The decision stands valid for the students of all the streams like Homeopath, Ayurveda, Allopath, Unani, etc.