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Online classes Vs offline classes- Better?

We the students of Jyoti Nivas college autonomous went around the campus interviewing people about their experience on getting back to campus

We first interviewed Ms. sathya a faculty from English department. We asked her – Q: would you prefer online / offline classes and difficulties by taking online classes.

She replied- Normal circumstances we have to follow covid protocol and to be on safer side we stick with online classes until things get better. And difficulties of online classes was we really don’t know how much of the students are imported to the students who is listening or not. If there is technical issues there is no way we can check and students are responsible they may sleeping, doing other works but we really don’t know.

“But on the normal circumstances, I prefer online classes for few months”.

And then we interviewed a student of JNC, who is shristi from 1st year BCG, we asked her about- Q: The difficulties that they are facing while traveling.

She said: I find it difficult to travel in bus because it always crowded, there are no covid measures taken in the bus. It would be really convenient if there are only limited people allowed in bus.

At last we interviewed Anjali from Bsc BCG-  about- Q: what will you prefer weather online /offline classes prefers offline classes to be more comfortable. We can see the teachers face to face. Have more interaction. In offline classes there was network connection issues. So no proper communication. Since majority of her subjects is practical based, she finds it more easier in doing the experiments offline and understanding it better.

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