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What is school reopening in Odisha?
The Odisha government on Wednesday has allowed reopening of government and private schools in the state for classes 6 and 7 from November 15. As per the government order, the teaching hour for classes 6 and 7 students will be from 9.30 am to 1 pm out of which three hours will be used for teaching.
When did colleges reopen in Odisha?
The Odisha government has decided to reopen public universities, government and non-government colleges for first-year students from September 20. According to the order, the government has decided to reopen the colleges and universities due to “improvement in COVID-19 situation in the state”.
When school will reopen in Odisha latest news?
“State Govt have been pleased to allow reopening of schools in respect of Class VI & VII students for the academic year 2021-21 wef 15th Nov 2021,” the Information & Public Relations Department tweeted. The School and Mass Education Department highlighted that all should follow appropriate Covid protocols.
Will there be offline exam for Class 8?
CBSE Class 9 and 11 Exams to be Held Offline, But No Exams for Classes 8 and Below. CBSE class 9 and 11 exams will be held offline in several schools across the country, according to students who claim they have received their date sheets to write the examinations.
Will college students be promoted without exams?
The state government on Tuesday decided to promote all first-year and first semester students of the undergraduate and postgraduate levels enrolled in universities and degree colleges across Uttar Pradesh without exams in view of the Covid-19 situation.
Will schools reopen in Odisha in 2021?
On Wednesday, the Odisha government announced that schools for Classes 6 and 7 will reopen from November 15, with strict Covid-19 SOPs. With Classes 6 and 7, offline classes for first-year postgraduate students will also resume from November 15, 2021, with strict Covid-19 protocols.
Will schools reopen in West Bengal?
Schools in West Bengal re-opened on November 16. with a limited capacity. As per the guidelines, attending offline classes is not compulsory and students must bring parental consent. Students will have to wear masks, follow social distancing guidelines and maintain other COVID-19 appropriate behaviour.
Is it compulsory to go college in Odisha?
The Odisha government has allowed universities and colleges to commence offline classes for first-year undergraduate students from 20 September. As per a government order issued on Saturday, physical attendance is not mandatory for students at the moment and online classes will continue.
Will class 8 have exams?
Yes there are more chances that CBSE might request schools to conduct exams online for 8th grade students to come to give the exams in schools. But they also have to take the consent of the parents. If parents disagree to send their wards to schools to give exams then ONLINE EXAM.