Jamia Millia Islamia Extends Online Classes Till November 8, Mid-Term Semester Exam To Be Held Virtually

Last Updated:October 26, 2026, 10:06 pm IST

In a statement, the university said a review would be conducted after this period to decide the future course of action based on the situation on campus.

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Delhi’s Jamia Millia Islamia university on Monday extended online classes for all courses until November 8 amid protests on campus over the restoration of student union elections.

The university has also decided to conduct its second mid-term semester examinations online.

In an order issued on Monday, the university registrar said the decision was taken at a meeting of Deans, Heads, Directors and other officials chaired by the Vice-Chancellor to review the situation on campus.

“The online classes shall continue till the forthcoming Diwali’s holidays (i.e. till 8th November, 2026), thereafter, continuation of online classes will be reviewed based on the prevailing situation in the University Campus,” the order stated.

The respective Deans, Heads and Directors, in consultation with the Controller of Examinations, will decide the examination schedule and other arrangements. PhD research scholars have also been directed to consult their supervisors online.

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Why did Jamia Millia Islamia extend its online classes until November 8?

Jamia Millia Islamia extended its online classes until November 8, 2026, due to ongoing campus protests regarding the restoration of student union elections and to ensure student safety.

How will Jamia Millia Islamia conduct its mid-term semester exams?

The university has decided to conduct its second mid-term semester examinations online. The respective Deans, Heads, and Directors will coordinate with the Controller of Examinations to finalize schedules and arrangements.

What instructions were given to PhD research scholars during the online classes period?

PhD research scholars at Jamia Millia Islamia have been specifically directed to consult their supervisors through online channels while campus restrictions and digital classes remain in effect.

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