It’s back to classrooms for college students
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Classes to be conducted in different shifts from January 1
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Classes to be conducted in different shifts from January 1
The State’s higher education sector is set to make a gradual transition to a blended mode of learning with the government deciding to resume offline classes in a phased manner from January 1.
A high-level meeting chaired by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday decided to permit final-year undergraduate and postgraduate classes of arts and science colleges and related universities in the initial phase with half the student strength at a time.
Demand to resume classes at MCH
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The Ernakulam unit of the Kerala Government Medical College Teachers’ Association (KGMCTA) has issued a statement that says that the State government must take necessary steps to open up the Government Medical College Hospital (MCH) at Kalamassery to non-COVID patients and resume classes for medical students at the institution.
After the MCH began functioning as an exclusive COVID-19 care centre from March onwards, training for students and treatments for non-COVID patients have come to a halt, the association’s statement says.
The Kerala University of Health Sciences had issued a circular suggesting that classes for final-year students could begin from December 15 and for first year students from December 28 onwards, said Dr. Unmesh A. K., president, Ernakulam unit, KGMCTA. The National Medical Commission has also recommended that medical colleges resume classes by December.