First year classes to begin in person, not online, at Jagannath University

First-year classes to begin in person, not online, at Jagannath University. The first-year classes will start in person and not online at Jagannath University. The classes for 2020-21 (first year) students of Jagannath University (JU) will start in person only after opening the campus instead of going online. There will be no first-year classes before that. Talking about taking their classes online, he said, “We will start their classes in person.

Their classes will begin with orientation. And now many of those who have been newly admitted may not have a device. This information was confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor of the University Prof. Dr. Md. Imdadul Haque. The VC said, “We are still not thinking about our newly admitted students. They will be given the date of commencement of classes only after the campus opens. Since the government has announced the closure of educational institutions till February 20, no classes will be held before that.

So we will not take their classes online. Classes will start in person when the campus is opened. On January 12, at a meeting on ‘taking classes’ in the conference room of the vice-chancellor of the university, it was also said that classes for first-year students will start from February 10 unless the restrictions announced by the government are lifted.

Due to the increase in the outbreak of the new variant of the coronavirus, omicron, the cabinet department ordered the closure of schools and colleges from January 21 to February 6. Universities are asked to make their own decisions. At that time, all the universities were told to stop their in-person classes. On February 2, Education Minister Dr. Deepu Moni also announced extending the direct teaching of students by two more weeks and stopping till February 20.