Nashik: inquiry ordered over offline junior-college admissions

Missing online records complicate board-exam forms.

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28 October 2026 · 1 min read

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Missing online records complicate board-exam forms.

Event / development: 28 Oct 2026
Location: Maharashtra

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Dada Bhuse ordered an inquiry into offline college admissions following board-exam form problems, the Times of India reported from Nashik on October 28.

Missing U-DISE or online admission-validation records reportedly caused errors. A Nashik board official said 14,088 student records had been cleared, with other corrections pending.

Bhuse said students' academic year should be protected. Asal Sach has not inspected files; the inquiry does not establish every college's wrongdoing.