Hello,

In recent days a lot of surverys are being carried out about the difference between preferences on online or offline classes.In the above case it is true and fair that many people(85%) think that the student teacher interaction of online class cant replace that of regular physical classes but it is a debatable topic.Although students and teachers can not interact physically they can talk to the teachers via call,email or virtually,it depends on the student actually.It can be difficult or a new feeling for many to open up,ask their doubts to the teacher through a virtual interface but unless the spread of the virus receeds we have no choice but to adapt to what options we have  and online classes are the best option right now that students have to continue their studies in a safe way.

Hi Student,

I do understand your concern and agree with your statement. But, there are no other better options as of now. As BIPC students, you must be concerned about the lab and practical classes that are positively affected. Due to network issues and stereotypical teaching patterns, it is tough to maintain the same status as offline. But, I will suggest you focus on the online classes till we get the better substitute or colleges get open.

All the best.

Hello student,

All the universities have started (especially private) their online classes for first year now, pretty sincerely, which includes parul university. Missing syllabus or not, is up to you. The authorities are doing as much as they can for the students. So, you can start preparing your syllabus as soon as possible.

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

if you want to go for Master's degree in any if your preferred branches and further education , you can definitely give GATE exam. Its score is valuable to get a good position into a reputable PSU and other companies, since you have a Master's degree which exemplify that you have done more education and have a good practical knowledge. You should start early you will have enough time to prepare the schedule, check the syllabus and go through the reference books and materials which will help you further.Another advantage of starting the preparation early is that you will be able to allot much time to your studies and just focus on revision during the final few months so that you are at the top of your condition during the examination. If you don't want to go for online classes for GATE, you could study by self study mode since it gives you the strength to compile all your work with your own mindset. Gather all the study material available including youtube lectures, reference books, etc. But if you want to go for other materials like online classes and websites then BYJU's , , unacademy , GATE Academy and GATE forum are good. In order to track your performance, give online mock tests which will definitely help you with going and maintaining the pace.  Also, if you want to avoid online classes, then you should prepare your daily schedule and give time accordingly to every subject, get the whole syllabus at your fingertips and most important, take help and advice from all the available sources that you have

Hope that helps , good luck.

hello aspirant

please provide the full name of the college so that we can help you accurately,

however, you need to keep checking your email id and the official website for any news related to your college, you will be updated on that platform only.

you can come back to us for any more query

hope that helps

all the best

Hii,

This is quite a genuine question. I think that you should go for youtube. You will definitely  find the concepts there. They will help you. However I recommend to make habit of learning in classes only. Also make friends which will help you to sort your doubts.

Hey, hope you are doing well!

Please mention the name of the university or college you are asking about.

Hey aspirant,

As per the recent guidelines issued by UGC, academic year for 1st year students may commence from November 1. However it will depend on the institute as to when they will start classes and whether it will be online or offline. Based on an earlier announcement by the Deputy CM of Karnataka, Dr CN Ashwath Narayan, offline classes for higher semesters was to begin from October 1, but that is now ruled out because of the ever-increasing COVID-19 cases and the situation is especially worsening in Karnataka.

So, you may expect online classes to begin sometime in November, but this may get delayed further.

All the best.

As you said, you admission is confirmed in a university in the United States. If they are starting with online classes, it is done for all the students across different regions in the world. Due to the ongoing pandemic, no body knows for sure when the situation will improve. This is the reason why your university is not saying anything about physical classes. When people migrate from one place to another, they come in contact with several people and risk of infection increases.

Any way, you should start with your online classes. The university will notify you about the commencement of physical classed beforehand.