Classes At Osmania University To Begin From Monday

Hyderabad, January 30: Classes at all the colleges affiliated to Osmania University will begin from February 1. As per the recommendation of state higher education, the university has geared up to begin classes for post graduate final year students.

Osmania University COVID-19 norms:

Arrangements are underway to hold the lab, project work and other classes adhering to COVID-19 norms. It is known that the Osmania University has been conducting online classes for the past few months due to prevailing situation.

However, the students with no internet facility, laptop and smart phones have had difficulties to join the online classes and Ph.D. students faced problems in their research work due to the closure of the campus.

With the notice from the government, the campus and the colleges affiliated to OU will be opened on Monday. Meanwhile, uncertainty prevailed over the re-opening of hostels in the campus.

On the other hand, the University of Hyderabad has already started to hold to lab work and other classes in the campus after the lockdown was lifted.

It is to mention here that following the government guidelines issued on January 12, all colleges were instructed to prepare a customized plan for the conduct of physical classes duly keeping the premises of the colleges clean and tidy by January end.

Classes At Osmania University To Begin From Monday
Classes At Osmania University To Begin From Monday

This included the sanitation plan, medical plan, logistical plan and academic plan.

“Many colleges are preferring to commence classes in batches by giving preference to third and fourth year students for the first 15-20 days of February and subsequently calling first and second year students.

The idea is to focus on laboratory work and continue theoretical classes online,” said Manzoor Hussain, registrar, JNTU-H, which is in the process of collating all the information being submitted by colleges.

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