The classes will start with the first-year MBBS/ BDS students. Representational image The Delhi government on Thursday allowed medical colleges in the state to reopen as there is a drop in the number of Covid-19 cases in the national capital. The decision was taken after assessing the current situation prevailed in the state, the news agency ANI reported quoting the state government.
In the first instance the first year MBBS/BDS batch will be called in staggered manner & teaching & practical will be completed within one and half to two months from the date of re-opening of college. Subsequently, final year students will be allowed to join college: Delhi Govt https://t.co/n3p6TYDGoG
— ANI (@ANI) January 7, 2021
The classes will start with the first-year MBBS/ BDS students, and the colleges should complete the courses in one-and-a-half to two months. Subsequently, final year students will be allowed to join college, the Delhi government stated.
Following the completion of the exam and training of the final-year batch, the second-year batch will be allowed to rejoin college, it mentioned. The colleges will open following the guidelines, SOPs related to COVID-19.
