Kolkata: In the midst of a pandemic situation, the question of vaccination status has entered the form of college acceptance.
Shri Shikshayatan College asks students whether they have been vaccinated or not.
If yes, they must say whether they have taken the first dose or the second.
Institutions such as St Xavier’s College will try to find out the details of the vaccination after they are registered.
Students enter Bhawanipur Education Society College must check the vaccination box during registration.
“It’s just a humble message to create awareness.
When the government ordered reopens, we want everyone to be accounced,” Aditi Dey said, the principal, Shik Shikshayatan College.
“We only want to convince students that our universities pay attention to their health and safety.
All of our staff members, in the entire category, have been vaccinated.” Pastor Pastor Dominic Savio, St Xavier’s College Principal, said, “After the receipt was completed, every department Will compile data about fresher vaccination status.
” College has held a vaccination drive for senior students.
“After the first year’s online class starting from September 10, we can arrange vaccines for those who have not received it,” said Rev.
Fr Slavio.
With the government hinting in in-people after Diwali, the principal said, “We will not force anyone, but start hybrid mode, as long as the situation is safe.
The best is all people vaccinated at that time.” Miraj D Shah, Deputy Chairperson, Bhawanipur Education Society College, said, “The clause is not included in the application to minimize unnecessary personal data.
But the acceptance form will have it so that we can include newcomers who are not vaccinated in our sustainable vaccination camps.” In countries like The US, students are required to be vaccinated to return to the campus starting the fall of 2021.
In India, government guidelines are only looking for results plus-II.
Subhrojyoti Bhowmick, Clinical Director, Peerless Hospital, said that “the institution seeking student inoculation is the right step.
This raises awareness among young people and their parents and helps fight vaccine doubts.” Shri Shikshyatan Principal Dey said, “We are waiting for the nod of the KMC to start the student vaccination camp.
There will be around 4,500, including 1,500-strange freshener.” Some prefer to wait until government orders.
Deepali Singhee, Principal of the Birla Institute, said, “We are running the acceptance process in accordance with government guidelines, based on class-XII results.
After the event’s decision on campus is taken, we will consider the aspect of vaccination.” Last week, CM Mamata Banerjee said the government Considering to reopen schools and colleges on alternative days after a Puja holiday in November.
“If the physical class starts in December, most newcomers will be 18 years old and qualify for vaccines,” said Prabal Chatterjee, father of the ISC pass-out this year, pratim.
University officials Presidency and Jadavpur University said they did not ask students to apply for UG courses if they were vaccinated.
“Too far at the moment.
We don’t know when and in what form what activities on the campus will be continued,” said Ju official.