Only a few classes held on the first day at the MSU

Vadodara / Rajkot: University M (MSU) cannot hold a class for most of its programs on the first day of college in the state permitted to reopen.
The university has not received the approval form of officials.
MSU said that they had received new directions and formatting the new agreement form on Wednesday.
It’s sent to students on the email application and message.
Most students have not submitted this form to the university.
Preficials say that once students submit forms, universities can decide on the class schedule.
Depending on the number of students who want to come for offline classes, shifts or days must be repaired to ensure that they learn to maintain social distance.
Offline classes also cannot collide with online class time.
The K Chudasama registrar said that clarity would appear in the coming days.
Based on this, the dean of various faculties will receive calls in the holding class.
He added that several classes were held on Thursday, but this was mostly from the Master’s program.
In Rajkot, despite the nod from the state government, the university did not start education on Thursday due to a sustainable exam for Bachelor and Postgraduate Saurashtra University.
Offline classes will now start next month.
Also, some private universities have decided to start universities from Monday.
Colleges also get details about how many students have been vaccinated.