Great Lakes Institute of Management reopens campus; RT-PCR test report mandtory for students

As per the SOPs, students coming to the campus will have to present RT-PCR negative test reports (taken no more than three days ago) and to stay in the mandatory 14 days quarantine.

Great Lakes Institute of Management (GLIM) has reopened its campus for students after a gap of nearly 11 months. The institute has been kept closed since mid-March last year owing to COVID-19 outbreak. The GLIM has resumed on-campus classes for the students of its One Year (PGPM) and Two Year (PGDM) programs, strictly adhering to the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) issued by the Government of Haryana & UGC for the reopening of the institutes of higher education in the state. While the PGPM students rejoined the campus in early February, the PGDM students came to the campus on February 21.

As per the SOPs, students coming to the campus will have to present RT-PCR negative test reports (taken no more than three days ago) and to stay in the mandatory 14 days quarantine. A basic health screening has been arranged every day for the students – and the staff – for fever, cough and breathlessness. To facilitate the adherence of physical distancing and other guidelines, GLIM has adopted flexible timings for different classes. The PGPM students are attending the classes on rotation or on alternate days, in line with the guidelines.

GLIM has conducted training programs for its admin and teaching staff on SOP to ensure its effective implementation. It has added resources for frequent cleaning and sanitization of the classrooms, and commonly touched surfaces like doorknobs and latches, desks, chairs, computers, printers, laptops, tablets and other teaching and sports materials. Hand washing at regular intervals has been made mandatory for all students and staff. Alcohol-based hand sanitisers are placed at prominent places.

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