New Delhi: The Delhi University has decided to reopen its campus in a phased manner from September 15.
The decision of the varsity comes days after the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) had issued guidelines on the same.
“Laboratory/practical classes and similar activities for the undergraduate (UG)/postgraduate(PG) students may be allowed in the offline mode from September 15 with maximum 50 percent of the working capacity of classroom/laboratory/hall/room,” an order issued by the varsity reads.
However, theory classes for all UG and PG classes will be held in the online mode till further notification, it said.
As per the order issued on Monday, final year students will be allowed to join for academic consultation and placement purposes but the decision in this regard would be taken by the head of the institution.
The varsity has advised all the students entering its campus to get at least one dose of Covid-19 vaccine. It has also asked the teaching and non-teaching staff of colleges/departments/centres to get both the doses of the vaccine at the earliest.
