New Delhi: Starting Wednesday, the University of Delhi will be reopened after Payoff Covid Long for the last year students for courses that require practical work.
College is not sure how many students will appear, but they have collected data about their vaccination status and modes of transportation they might use to reach campus.
According to the notification issued by the University, students will be asked to have at least one vaccine dose to be able to attend practical classes and to get hostel accommodation.
The results of the commencement of practical classes set a 50% capacity limit at a time.
This means that only a number of experiments and exercises are considered important which tends to be done.
Agarwal, Principal Ramanujan College, said, “We opened a laboratory for practical classes for students in recent years.
Library facilities for the last year students have been opened.
The teachers have been instructed on the Covid protocol for students.
We have also communicated with students other than The last year they have to let go of college before coming to campus.
“While the teachers have been told that they can hold a physical class, Agarwal added,” How many students really come for practice, we will only know tomorrow.
” In Rajdhani College, the authorities have circulated the Google form and asked students to fill in details about their vaccination status, the mode of transportation they will use and approval of their parents so that they return to college.
These colleges expect students to do chemistry, physics, computer science, Mathematical Awards and BSC program programs.
Rajesh Giri, Principal, said, “About 300 students have responded and filled out forms.
How many really will come back will be clear in the coming days.
At the college level, our Covid task force is very vigilant.
We have ordered gloves and shoe cover for students.
We have made provisions to have a sanitation laboratory after every two hours.
Thermal scanning will also be done at the entrance.
“With 60% of students at Du Colleges from outside the city, the principal said maybe some time before the laboratory and classrooms filled again.