Chennai: The Department of Higher Education of the State of Tamil Nadu is to conduct a detailed survey throughout the country to assess the number of students who came out of college after reopening on September 1 after swimming in Covid cases.
A senior bureaucrat in knowing the things that informed IANS, “The government was worried that after the report emerged from various universities that a large number of students had stopped attending classes since the colleges in the country opened on September 1 after swimming in Covid-19 cases.
It’s worrying and the Department of Higher Education plans for detailed and scientific studies on the rean for this.
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The Ministry of Higher Education has received feedback from various countries so there is a decrease in the number of students and most students who jump up and classes actually support their families by working on agriculture and doing small work to survive.
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Sudheendran Krishnan, Chair, Research and Study Institute, Educational NGOs based in Chennai told Ivers, “We conducted a small study after the university was reopened in the state of September 1 and found that there was a decrease in the number of students who arrived in the class.
15 to 20 percent of students did not attend classes in Chennai, Kancheepuram and Chengalpattu colleges where we did our research.
“The situation in country rural areas will worry and the Department of Higher Education must conduct research and get the right scientific report on the same thing.”
Sources in the Department of Higher Education told Ian that an established market study agent would be carried out to conduct a survey to be carried out in all districts simultaneously.
The survey date will be completed within a few days, the Ministry of Higher Education officials said.
