Mumbai University, located in Mumbai, India, issued a revised result for the Masters of Commerce (M.Com.) semester I on Tuesday, following protests from students who alleged discrepancies in the previously declared results. Students reported issues such as incorrectly calculated marks and being marked absent for exams they attended, despite having proof of their presence. The protests were further fueled by recent scrutiny over the university's examination processes due to a question paper leak. Santosh Gangurde, the state general secretary of Maharashtra Navnirman Vidyarthi Sena, emphasized the need for reforms to improve the university's administration and protect students' academic interests. In response to the protests, university officials confirmed that a revised result was declared and that corrected marksheets would be issued to the affected students.