La Universidad de Mumbai publica resultados revisados del primer semestre de M.Com. tras protestas estudiantiles

La Universidad de Mumbai publicó el martes los resultados revisados del primer semestre de la Maestría en Comercio (M.Com.) después de que los estudiantes protestaran por discrepancias. Las quejas incluían cálculos incorrectos de las calificaciones y marcaciones erróneas de ausencias a pesar de contar con pruebas de asistencia.

El martes, los estudiantes se manifestaron frente al Centro de Educación a Distancia y en Línea (CDOE) de la Universidad de Mumbai por errores en los resultados del primer semestre de M.Com. Denunciaron cálculos incorrectos de las notas y haber sido marcados como ausentes en exámenes a los que asistieron, respaldados por tarjetas de examen firmadas por los supervisores.

Un estudiante que participaba en la protesta declaró: “También teníamos pruebas para demostrar que nos presentamos al examen, ya que el boleto de examen tenía la firma de los supervisores”.

Un funcionario de la universidad afirmó que, tras las protestas, se publicó un resultado revisado y las actas de calificaciones se emitirán en consecuencia.

El episodio ocurre en medio del escrutinio por una reciente filtración de un examen. Santosh Gangurde, secretario general estatal de Maharashtra Navnirman Vidyarthi Sena, señaló: “Estos incidentes recurrentes plantean serias dudas sobre la eficiencia de la administración universitaria y resaltan la necesidad urgente de reformas para salvaguardar los intereses académicos de los estudiantes”.

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