Classes at the Indian Agricultural Research Institute (ICAR-IARI), New Delhi, will continue in offline mode. The Centre confirmed this decision through an official release. All undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD programs will follow their regular academic schedule.
Offline Classes Confirmed
The institute will not shift to online or hybrid learning. Students are expected to attend all classes physically on campus. This ensures continuity in academic activities. It also maintains the quality of education at ICAR-IARI.
The decision applies to all academic programs. These include agriculture and related fields. Offline classes allow for practical learning. They are also vital for research and laboratory sessions. These components are essential for agricultural studies.
This move aligns with government efforts. The government aims to maintain normal academic operations. This applies to educational institutions nationwide.
Students should follow the official academic schedule. They should monitor institute notifications. This is for any future updates or changes. The decision ensures smooth academic sessions. Students can continue their studies as planned.
The latest notice regarding this confirmation was issued by the Press Information Bureau. This announcement supersedes any previous indications of a shift to online modes. The academic calendar remains unchanged. Students should prepare for in-person attendance.
