College principals said they are expecting lesser number of students on Wednesday as most of them who are from outside Delhi will not be able to make it.
“We have posted the Google form for parental consent. We are doing theory classes online and practical classes offline so that the combination does not suit those who live outside Delhi, which is why many people have opted to come to college. Would not have said.” Anju Srivastava, Principal of Hindu College said. She said they would have a fairly manageable number of students.
“For example, if we have 25 students, we’ll split them into groups of two, meaning we’ll have no more than 12-15 students in a large lab, and 8-10 in a small lab. There will be no more students than that.” he said.
Professor Balram Pani, Dean of Colleges of Delhi University and Principal of Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, said that students are expected to come from Delhi and if students from outside Delhi also come, they will face the problem of finding accommodation.
“We will see polling and then decide on the feasibility of holding physical classes. Libraries are opened and we will see the people coming to the library and that will give us an idea of how many students are coming to colleges to issue books, ” she added.
Rajdhani College principal Dr Rajesh Giri said that they have sent Google forms to the students to get their parents’ consent. The form requires them to fill in details regarding their vaccination status, mode of transport, etc.
“If they have not received a single dose of the coronavirus vaccine, we will take them to the nearby Shivaji College, where the vaccines are being administered. There are sanitizing machines inside the college and we also have gloves and masks for the students, whose Maybe we have forgotten them. We are fully prepared and have formed a task force to reopen the college.”
Srivastava said that he would give preference to those students who have received both the doses but those taking the first dose will be allowed. But there will be no entry for those who have not yet been vaccinated, she said.
“This will motivate them to get vaccinated. There are several staff members who will ensure that all the COVID protocols are being followed. Having the Aarogya Setu app on the phone is also a mandatory requirement, while we have also done the latest RT-PCR. Said. Students report. If students find it difficult to get it, we will see what needs to be done.”
In an order issued last week regarding the phased reopening, the university said physical attendance of students may be optional and will have to be decided.
It has also been said in the order that the teaching and non-teaching staff of colleges, departments, centers should get both the doses of Kovid vaccine at the earliest.
“It is further advised that all the students entering the college/department/university should receive at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Although both the doses of the Covid-19 vaccine are required for the hostel students, ensure Ensure that residents have at least one dose of vaccine,” the order read.
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