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Odisha State Open University Admission Date Extended till 30/09/2021
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Foundation stone for GMU s second campus laid
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Odisha: Land hurdle delays Burla ring road work | Bhubaneswar News
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The colleges and universities will have to hold extra classes to cover the syllabus so that things get back to normal in the next academic calendar
BHUBANESWAR: The 2021-2022 academic session could be delayed by around three months due to Covid-19 pandemic, higher education department secretary Saswat Mishra said on Thursday. As far as exams in undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) courses are concerned, they would be held after physical classes are conducted for 70-80 days.
Normally, academic session in first year UG and PG courses begin in August-September every year. Since the ongoing session is already delayed, the next academic session will be delayed by at least three months, another official of the higher education department said.
Updated Dec 11, 2020 | 07:41 IST
Following statements regarding reopening of schools and colleges in January, CM Naveen Patnaik has stated that only the Government would decide on the reopening and not Education Departments. Odisha Govt. to decide on reopening of schools, colleges | Photo Credit: iStock Images
Decision on reopening Schools and Colleges in Odisha from January 2021 would be taken by the Odisha Government. Hours after the announcements made by the Secretary, Higher Education Department, Odisha in regards reopening of colleges in Janaury, Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik has clairifed that the decision would be taken by the Government and not the Education Departments. A similar statement regarding reopening of schools from January was also made by the Education minister earlier yesterday. Both these statements have been denounced.