Kolkata: Students and teachers are getting ready for other online sessions after Durga Puja Break.
The decision by two school boards to carry out offline examinations have re-ignited expectations that decisions about re-opening educational institutions in a row can be taken in the coming weeks, but their direct gaol is to complete the syllabus on time before the semester exam starts by.
end of year.
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While some universities have continued online class this week, others will do it next week.
Some are reopened after puja times.
“We hope to return to our college but it seems impossible.
There is no other choice left but to prepare for another session from online class.
Since the first semester it has begun to be late, we have a little time to finish our syllabus.
So, His priority now is to finish the syllabus, “said Rajib Ghosh, a first year trading student Seth Anandram Jaipuria College.
At St Xavier’s College and St Paul’s, online classes will continue next week.
“The first and third semester class will begin on October 25 for the Department of English.
The online class for other people will also continue,” said Faculty Member.
A principal who did not want to be named said the decision by two main school boards to carry out offline checks had re-ignited expectations that some decisions to reopen universities and universities can be taken immediately.
“Thousands of students graduate this year without setting foot on campus.
Students with science subjects do not conduct basic experiments in the last four semesters before graduating.
At least some activities on campus must be permitted and the decision to start the complete offline class can be taken later,” said the principal.
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