New Delhi: Delhi University’s First Year students will spend the first day of college in front of their laptops and their mobile screens and the venue orientation program will be enlarged and Google fulfills the link.
Universities have planned daylong orientation programs to give students who slip from what the courses they will learn and who will teach them.
RK Dwivedi, the entrance ticket at Aryabhatta College, said, “During the physical orientation, we used to arrange lunch and tours for the outstation of parents and students.
Now, the teacher will give them about online courses and colleges.
We will also give They are a little idea of a different society.
“At the Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Joinees has only been given a link to attend the orientation event from 10am.
Class will start from November 23.
Non-teaching staff have been invited to watch offline events.
Rajdhani College will hold an orientation program for two days.
For BA (Hons) students, the event will be held on Tuesday and other courses on Monday.
In some universities, seniors have planned introductory sessions.
However, Freshers were disappointed because their lives were completely different from what they had imagined for a long time.
Darshan Ram, a student BCON in Hindu College, told Toi, “My friends and I have talked about this for a very long time.
There is a lot of hope from college life.
We are disappointed because DU will not open up to 100% of place capacity Sitting is permitted.
This means we will lose another important experience in our lives.
“Despite being Delhiite, RAM has not visited one of the colleges.
He has taken a virtual tour through Google.
Sanjana Sosjpati, who will join Maitreyi College, said the last year the school was not only unexpected, but it was also difficult because they did not have one offline class.
“When the council’s exam was canceled, it was another disappointment.
Joining DU has always been a dream.
While school life ends, sitting in front of my laptop, I hope college life is normal,” added history students (Hons).
Delhi: du their trip starts from the front of the screen
