Mumbai University postpones examinations scheduled for July 6, 2026, citing heavy rainfall and Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) weather advisories, according to multiple reports. The university says the decision is taken as a precautionary safety measure for students, with rainfall causing waterlogging and transport disruptions across Mumbai. Times of India reports that an IMD alert and monsoon-related disruptions lead the university to prioritise student safety. NDTV and Business Standard similarly state that the university postpones the scheduled exams because of heavy rain and an IMD forecast or alert, and that a revised examination timetable will be published soon. The reports also indicate that students should check the university’s official website for the updated schedule. Times of India adds that hall tickets will remain valid for rescheduled exams. Free Press Journal reports that related precautions in the wider Mumbai Metropolitan Region include holidays declared by other authorities, though it specifically notes the university’s circular and that colleges and stakeholders are instructed to inform students. Deccan Chronicle also confirms that new exam dates will be announced shortly.