Nagpur: The higher education institute has not seen the presence of substantial students nearly four weeks after the state government allows the commencement of the physical class to vaccinate full.
College said many of their students had not taken their second dose, which only matured in December and January.
Housing institutions such as VNIT and NFSC open gradually to avoid health fear while in a hurry.
On Monday, some of them opened the door for the physical class for the first time after March 2020.
However, only a few students attended the class.
Member of the Nagpur University Management Board Urmila Dabir, which is the principle of Rajkumar Kevalramani Kanya Mahavidala, said students could not join because of mandatory vaccination norms.
“More than 80% of our students so far only take the first dose and their second shot will only be done in December or January.
Some of the first year students are under 18 years old, but they have also moved away from the classes present.
We are still do online classes, “he said.
NFSC Dean Goutham Kumar said they would start gradually.
“When the first year’s acceptance was completed recently, the students had been on campus.
Starting today, the last year’s class begins again because we have to complete their practice and activities related to fire.
After the 15-day loose, we will call students year The third followed by the second year.
We asked for a negative RT-PCR report, although everything was vaccinated.
If the situation remained controlled, the class will be held in physical mode, “he said.
The Director of VNIT Pramod Padole said PhD scholar and MTech’s second year batch will begin attending classes in a few days.
“They must provide an effort regarding vaccination status and that they will follow Covid norms.
The rest of the UG course has their last working day in a few days.
So, there’s no point in calling them.
They will come from January.
We have taken a special vaccination drive For teaching and non-teaching staff and family members over 18 years, “he said.
A spokesman for IIim-n said they were gradually reopened.
“We are still continuing with hybrid mode.
Some students are in the classroom and join online from their respective cities.
This will be a gradual process.
We also make bio-boubble they need to follow,” he said.
The director of the welfare of the University of Nagpur Abhay Mudgal University only said some students join the PG department.
“The university has not received the bottom hostel, so outstation students still have not joined.
We hope the presence will increase in December.
We run a special drive for vaccination too,” he said.