Delhi University not to reopen from October 4 for all UG, PG courses, varsity debunks Fake Notice

The notice further stated that an adequate time frame of at least 10 days will be given to students residing outside Delhi to ensure smooth relocation and proper conduct of offline classes.

Delhi University has debunked a fake notice that has been making rounds on social media. As per the fake notice, Delhi University will resume offline classes for all Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses from October 4, 2021. The notice further stated that an adequate time frame of at least 10 days will be given to students residing outside Delhi to ensure smooth relocation and proper conduct of offline classes. Classes will be conducted with strict enforcement of government guidelines, it stated.

Delhi University had reopened its campus in a phased manner from September 15, 2021. The University decided to transit into the blended online-offline mode of teaching and learning in a phased manner after a nod by the Delhi Disaster Management Authority on August 30, 2021, to reopen educational institutions. Final year Undergraduate and Postgraduate students were allowed to attend practical and library classes from September 15, 2021.

As per the Delhi University guidelines, classes were resumed with only 50 per cent capacity. Only those experiments, practicals that are essential for the upcoming semester will be conducted by the University. The Delhi University had also clarified in the previous notification that theory classes for all UG/PG courses will be conducted in the online mode until further notification.

However, a new notice has emerged that has claimed that the DU will resume offline classes from October 4 for both UG and PG courses. Delhi University from its Twitter handle announced that the notice was fake. DU asked people to make a note of the notice that has been going around on social media. 

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