Mumbai university is offering students dual degrees from the academic session 2012 – 2013. Students seeking admission in two different colleges need to get a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the first college before applying for the second college so that Mumbai university is not responsible for clash of examination dates.
The university has scrapped the decision regarding completing of engineering within 8 years tenure. S K Ukrande has decided to allow only those students to pick the course who are capable of doing it.
Delhi University (DU) is planning to stop re-evaluation from the year 2013. The university will continue rechecking of answer sheets.
In rechecking the examiner would only re-total marks in the answer sheet. 
AICTE has decided to conduct Common Management Aptitude Test (CMAT) twice a year from 2013. The entrance exam will be conducted after a gap of 6 months. This would help interested candidates to sit again for the entrance test. The best score would be considered while admission in any B-School.
From 2013 it will be mandatory for all AICTE approved colleges to take admission by considering CMAT scores. 
UP board exams for class 10th and 12th standard students has been rescheduled from 1st March 2012 to 16th March and exams will conclude on 20th April 2012. Dates were revised due to clash of examination dates with election dates.
Sanjay Mohan ,UP Higher Secondary Education Board chairman took the decision to help teachers rest who will be involved in UP election work. The Class X examinations will get over by 2nd April, while the Class XII examinations will continue till 20th April 2012.
State Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) has postponed MAH – MBA / MMS – CET from 26th February 2012 to 4th March 2012 due to clash in dates with All India Council for Technical Education's (AICTE) Common Management Aptitude Test (CMAT).
Dates for MCA entrance exams will remain the same i.e 4th March 2012. The decision was taken in favor of students so that they do not suffer and answer both the exams peacefully. 
The Maharashtra State Secondary Education Board has decided to introduce sports as a separate subject in HSC and SSC. The new subject will be named “ Sports and Physical Education” and will be optional to SSC and HSC students in the academic year 2012 - 2013. The valuable 25 marks which is awarded to students participating actively in sports was being misused by a lot of other students who wanted to gain those 25 marks to increase rank.
The proposal is still pending with the government. 
