Students in Mumbai will be vaccinated on priority if they have got confirmed admissions to universities abroad and need to get inoculated before travelling to another country, the Maharashtra government said. The students have to produce the required documents to prove confirmed admissions to a university abroad to get vaccinated against Covid-19 in three centres run by the city's civic body BMC, IBNS said. 

"For students who have received confirmation of admission in universities abroad and require vaccines for the same, the @mybmc has arranged free, walk-in vaccination this coming Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday (31st May, 1st, 2nd June) at 3 centres - Rajawadi, Cooper and Kasturba," Shiv Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray tweeted.

"The students need to carry I- 20 or DS- 160 form/verified confirmation letter to concerned foreign universities, along with personal ID documents. This admission and vaccine affecting careers, we are duty-bound to vaccinate them in the required time," Mr Thackeray said.

The BMC has allowed walk-in vaccination for people above 45 from Monday to Wednesday in the country's commercial and entertainment capital.