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Maharashtra colleges to reopen from February 15; compulsory attendance waived off
Maharashtra colleges to reopen from February 15; compulsory attendance waived off
Written bySagarika ChoudharySagarika Choudhary / Updated: Feb 3, 2021, 17:49 IST
Maharashtra will reopen on February 15 for offline classes.
An attendance of 50 per cent will be maintained in the colleges on a rotational basis. Besides, compulsory attendance of 75 per cent has also been decided to be waived off this year.
For students who moved out of the city during the
lockdown, an option of online classes will be made available.
On Monday, the vice-chancellors of the universities across the state held a meeting with Maharashtra Higher and Technical Education Minister Uday Samant regarding the opening of colleges.
Maharashtra colleges and universities to reopen from Feb 15
Maharashtra colleges and universities to reopen from Feb 15
Uday Samant has announced that Maharashtra colleges and universities will be reopening with 50% attendance from February 15.
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UPDATED: February 3, 2021 17:49 IST
Uday Samant has announced that Maharashtra colleges and universities will be reopening with 50% attendance from February 15. (Photo: PTI)
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Uday Samant announced that universities and colleges will reopen in Maharashtra from February 15 onwards.
The classes will be held on a rotational basis and 50% attendance has to be maintained.
The government will soon issue a list of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Maharashtra Higher and Technical Education Minister Uday Samant announced that universities and colleges will reopen in Maharashtra from February 15 onwards. The classes will be held on a rotational basis and 50% attendance has to be maintained.
Maharashtra: Colleges to reopen with 50% attendance from February 15
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The colleges in Maharashtra will reopen with 50 per cent attendance from February 15, Higher and Technical Education Minister Uday Samant said on Wednesday. The 75 per cent compulsory attendance rule has been waived off this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, informed Samant.
The Minister further said the colleges will have to strictly followed the standard operating procedure (SOPs) with respect to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Speaking about the examinations, Samant said the universities will have to take a decision regarding conducting exams online or offline.
As far as the reopening of hostels is concerned, Samant had earlier said that will be done in phases as there are still some hostels that are converted into quarantine centres.