JNU permits final-year MPhil students on campus from March 8
JNU has also permitted Bachelors and Masters students under the PWD category to enter the campus if they require access to laboratories and other facilities.
Press Trust of India | March 1, 2021 | 08:26 AM IST
NEW DELHI: Further reopening its campus, the Jawaharlal Nehru University Sunday said all final-year M.Phil students who require access to the premises for submitting their dissertation on time will be allowed entry from March 8.
The university has also permitted Bachelors and Masters students under the PWD category to enter the campus if they require access to laboratories and other facilities.
"The reopening of all authorised canteens except 'Mughal durbar' and food court has been allowed with immediate effect, besides railway reservation counter and service providing shops like hair salon, cobblers and xerox outlets," the varsity said in official order.
Earlier, the JNU had allowed fourth-semester M.Phil and M.Tech students of its science school and special centre, as well as final semester MBA students, both day-scholars and hostel residents, to return to campus in the different phases of reopening.
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