Updated Jan 14, 2021 | 13:53 IST
Mumbai college has constituted a committee comprising deans and their legal representatives to investigate the matter. The report will be submitted by the team by next weekend. Mumbai college forms committee to investigate harrassment | Photo Credit: Representative Image
A week after students of reputed Mumbai college complained about the online harassment they faced by proctors in an online exam, a committee has been formed by the institute to investigate the matter. The committee comprising deans and their legal representatives is expected to submit the report by next weekend.
Soon after the incident, the students of the institute took social media platforms to inform about the harassment they have faced. According to tweets shared by several Twitter users, the proctors were hired by a company called Mercer Mettl for the online examination of Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai.
Several students of a prestigious management college of Mumbai shared screenshots of WhatsApp and Instagram chat screens, alleging online harassment by proctors in an online exam that the students wrote.
NMAT by GMAC registration date extended: Here s how to apply
NMAT by GMAC registration date extended: Here s how to apply
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NMAT by GMAC registration date extended: Here’s how to apply
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Additional window registrations will start from January 18, 2021 till January 31, 2021
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Several students of a prestigious management college of Mumbai shared screenshots of WhatsApp and Instagram chat screens, alleging online harassment by proctors in an online exam that the students wrote.