The scholastic meeting in colleges and higher instructive organizations can be begun from September rather than July taking into account the Covid-19 circumstance in the nation, a board delegated by the University Grants Commission (UGC) has suggested.

Two boards of trustees were comprised by the UGC to investigate the issues of scholastic misfortune and online training in the wake of the lockdown in the nation due to the coronavirus pandemic.

One of the panels drove by Haryana University Vice-Chancellor RC Kuhad was framed to investigate the methods for leading tests in colleges in the midst of the lockdown and work on an other scholastic schedule. The subsequent board of trustees, to propose measures to improve online instruction, was driven by Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) V-C Nageshwar Rao. Both the boards presented their reports on Friday.

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