Bombay HC refuses to stay MUHS offline MBBS Exams
Nagpur: The Bombay High Court on Saturday refused to grant a stay to offline examinations of the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) which are to start from June 10.
Justice Avinash Gharote was hearing a petition filed by Amol Deshmukh and Nitesh Tantarpale, seeking postponement of the exams for undergraduate as well as post graduate courses of MUHS, including MBBS, MD and BHMS.
The exams should be further put off till all students are vaccinated or should be held online, petitioners' lawyer advocate Rahul Bhangde had submitted.
Students, as well as examination staff, would be otherwise at risk of catching coronavirus infection, he argued.
MUHS lawyer Abhijit Deshpande said the petition had been filed very late and the entire preparation for the examinations has already been completed.
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