When will the university examinations be held in Bihar, the education minister of the state gave the answer

due to corona virus all university exams are getting delayed. Regarding this, Bihar Education Minister Vijay Kumar Choudhary said on Tuesday that the pending examinations in various universities of the state are not likely to start before September this year. Chaudhary said that the government is aware of the problem being faced by the students due to the delay in the examination, but no decision will be taken in haste. The government is working on ways to conduct the exam in the safest way amid the pandemic.

Choudhary said, “We are hopeful that the situation can be normal by the end of August, if the corona infection continues to improve even at the present rate and there is no new covid wave in the state, then in that case the government will send the universities to September. May allow the conduct of examinations with COVID-19 protocol in the month of May. However, along with maintaining social distancing and cleanliness around the campus during the examination, everyone will have to compulsorily use face masks.

The minister appealed to the youth to get vaccinated soon, the
minister said that the youth should get themselves vaccinated at the earliest so that their health is not compromised. When asked about the reopening of hostels in colleges and universities He said that the matter is under the consideration of the government and an appropriate decision will be taken on it soon.

Getting Ministry to start offline classes in college degrees difficulty
Indeed difficulties to start despite the 50 percent attendance at most institutions of higher learning offline classes again Because their hostels are still closed. Heads of some institutions like NIT and BIT Patna said that unless the students coming from outside are provided accommodation in their allotted rooms, they will not be able to attend their classes.

Vaccination students allowed to stay in Patna University hostel
Anil Kumar, student welfare dean of Patna University said that only those students have been allowed to stay in their respective hostels, who have already got vaccinated. On the other hand, Magadh Mahila College principal Shashi Sharma said that some girls are living in the hostels of the college. She said that though some students of first year degree class are below 18 years of age and hence she cannot demand vaccination certificate from them.

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