Ranchi: Birsa Agriculture University (Bau) has decided to open universities and hostels for top-class students undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from September 6 Provide information on Monday, an official Bau said students would have the option to choose between Offline and online class.
Official University of Ajay Kumar said, “The decision to open universities and hostels is based on Jharkhand Government Guidelines and Grants University (UGC) commissions.
Notifications have been published on a decision taken at a high-level committee meeting led by the smell of Vice-Chancellor Onkar Nath Singh on August 25.
“The University has published a 34-point guideline for students to prevent covid outbreaks on campus.
Students who attend offline classes must come with Covid negative reports, should accept at least one dose of anti-covid vaccine and must regularly update their Aroooga setu application.
Students must also come with a letter of approval from their parents.
In hostels, each student will have a separate room while visitors will not be permitted.
On their arrival, a medical officer would filter students with a thermal gun.
Meanwhile, the smell announced the results of a Bachelor of Science title in forestry exams.
The girls secured the top three places with Anupama Kumari from Garwah standing first with OGPA – an average overall class point of 8,463 / 10.
Shayma Khan from Jamshedpur and Shreya Kumari each was the second and third.