Bengaluru: With the government that allows universities to reopen from Monday (July 26), management prepares to welcome students on campus.
Only students who have received at least one dose of Covid-19 vaccine will be permitted on campus.
Bengaluru City University has planned the program ‘Welcome back to campus’ on Monday at the Chancellor’s Deputy Office.
“The campus will return to life after a long time,” said Lingarnaju Gandhi, VC, BCU.
“We plan to welcome students with roses, masks, and sanitisers to motivate them to attend classes on campus and to create awareness and their concern about the Covid-19 protocol.
Unless students from other states, we hope all other students will be present.
College He has reported that 75% of their students have been vaccinated.
“This campus was disanitized on Friday.
Universities affiliated with the University of Bangalore will be reopened on Monday, but the Jnana Bharati campus will remain closed until August 2 as the hostel continues to be a covid treatment center.
“Practically and the exam must be done on priority.
We hope students will return to campus because it has long been a break,” said Venugopal KR, VC, Mrs.
Offline class is optional.
“This time, we hope to be better than last year,” said TD Kemparaju, VC, Bengaluru North University.
“This is because students are more confident because they have received a vaccine shot.
We also state the test date.
Students will want to come and get ready.
Judging from last year’s experience, they want to return to campus because it has been a long time without regular classes.” However, the University Visvesvaraya technology said it could take a few days to take.
“There is an exam until August 11.
Because physical classes are optional, we feel it might take just after that.
However, students may be more confident because of vaccines.
Around 74% vaccinated,” said VC Karisidappa.