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Govt extends closure of educational institutes till May-31 Says teaching in all these institutions will be in online mode

Srinagar, Apr 28 (UNI) All educational institutes including schools, colleges and universities wore a deserted look on Wednesday as the teaching and non-teaching staff have been allowed to stay home in view of a surge in COVID-19 cases in Jammu and Kashmir.. UNI PHOTO SRN 7.

Srinagar: Amid spike in COVID-19 cases, the government on Sunday extended the closure of all educational institutes till May-31.

The government in the new guidelines has said, “All Universities, colleges and technical or skill development institutions in Jammu and Kashmir shall remain closed for imparting on-campus and in-person education to the students till May-31.”

However the government has exempted the closure of institutions for the courses or programs that require physical presence of students on account of laboratory, research or thesis work and internship.

The government said that the teaching in all these institutions will be in online mode.

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