As the impact of the corona epidemic in Tamil Nadu has diminished, the Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has issued a statement.
Accordingly, the Chief Minister has announced that schools will be reopened to students from 1st to 8th class from November 1, with the curfew being extended till October 31.
Permission to open schools
The Government of Tamil Nadu has given permission to open schools from class 1 to class 8 from November 1. Schools are already functioning from 9th to 12th class. Following that, the schools will be fully operational for all students from November 1.
Government Guidelines
Schools in Tamil Nadu that were closed due to the Corona epidemic have been reopened since September 1 and schools have been reopened to students in grades 9 to 12 as per government guidelines. However, the government has issued a major announcement regarding the reopening of primary schools as schools have not been opened for other classes.
Reopening schools
Schools in Tamil Nadu have been closed since March last year due to the Corona epidemic and will reopen from November 1. The Tamil Nadu government has ordered to open schools from class 1 to class 8 from November 1. It is noteworthy that the schools from 1st to 12th class will be fully operational from November.
It is necessary to open schools
According to a recent report by Soumya Swaminathan, chief scientist at the World Health Organization, children have increased immunity. Thus the impact of the disease does not spread much among students. It is a misconception that corona spreads just because you go to school. Thus he had mentioned.
Schools that open after 20 months
Schools in Tamil Nadu are set to reopen fully after about a year and a half. In particular, with schools closing in Tamil Nadu in March 2020 and online classes taking place, they are set to reopen after about 20 months.
Students in excitement
In Tamil Nadu, students studying from class 1 to class 8 have been given permission to come to school from November 1, exactly 20 months after school. The Tamil Nadu government, which had earlier sought the advice of parents and teachers, has since given permission to reopen schools from Class 1 to Class 8 from November 1 after consulting with the medical team.
Ariyar students of Anna University! Don’t miss this opportunity !!
Anna University and more than a hundred engineering colleges are functioning under it. In addition, various allegations of selection among students studying at Anna University are made from time to time.
In this context, a new special opportunity has been announced for the students who have Aryan studies in the University and Organ Colleges. Full details can be found in Buy!
Anna University
Students studying at Anna University and its member colleges will be given occasional opportunities to re-write if they have an Aryan. In particular, it is customary to offer special opportunities to students who have held the Aryan for many years. In that sense, students who have been in Aryan since the 3rd semester of the last academic year 2001-02 have been given a special opportunity to re-sit the exam.
Stunning announcement
Some important decisions were taken in this regard at the syndicate meeting of Anna University. Accordingly, students who have expired the deadline given to write the Aryan exams are now being offered the opportunity again on humanitarian grounds. Arrangements have been made for such students to appear for the examinations during the semesters of November / December 2024, April / May 2024 and November / December 2024.
20-year-old Aryan
Students studying in the member colleges functioning under Anna University can re-write the examination for the Aryan subjects they have been holding since the 3rd semester of the last academic year 2001-02. Additional details, including the procedure and examination center, will be released by the end of October.
How to apply
Those who want to take part in this special Aryan exam can apply from September 24. Students writing the Aryan exam must register at https://coe1.annauniv.edu with their registration form.
