Mumbai University offering Dual Degrees

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.

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• Engineering
• examination
• mumbai university
• No Objection Certificate
• NOC
• S K Ukrande

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