MUMBAI: Mumbai University (MU) has released the schedule for its upcoming summer examinations, providing students with exam dates, seat numbers, and centre details well in advance. The initiative, facilitated through a digital system developed by the examination department, covers major courses under commerce, arts, and science faculties.A total of 1.24 lakh students are expected to appear for the summer session exams. The university has made the details accessible via its digital portal, allowing students to check their exam venue and seat number using the ‘Know your exam venue’ option at https://mum.digitaluniversity.ac/.Exams for commerce courses begin from April 1According to the official timetable, major exams under the commerce faculty are scheduled to commence on April 1, 2026. Third-year BCom, BCom (Financial Markets), BCom (Banking and Insurance), BCom (Accounting and Finance), and BMS students will take their examinations on these dates. Typically, these exams have started in the last week of March, but this year they have been scheduled for early April.Arts and science exams to start from April 8The final semester exams for major papers under the arts and science faculties will begin from April 8, 2026. This includes courses such as BSc, BSc-IT, BSc Computer Science, BSc Data Science, BSc Biotechnology, BA, and BAMMC. Over half of the students appearing for the exams belong to the commerce faculty, followed by science, arts, technology, and law students.Digital system provides seat numbers and centre detailsThe university has introduced a digital system that allows students to access their seat numbers and exam centres four months in advance. This platform aims to streamline the examination process and reduce administrative challenges. Exams will be conducted across 896 centres throughout Mumbai.Summary of major exam schedules
Students can access detailed schedules, seat numbers, and exam centre information via the MU digital portal. The early release of these details is intended to ensure that all candidates have adequate time to prepare and make necessary arrangements for the examinations.
