Students of Delhi University (DU) are set to return to physical classrooms starting today, marking the end of the online classes for the current academic session. While the university resumes its regular in-person academic schedule, authorities have cautioned against a viral fake notice circulating on social media.
The notice, which has been widely shared among students, falsely claims that the university has extended online classes. DU officials clarified that the notice is entirely fake and urged students to disregard such misinformation. The university administration has also asked students to report any suspicious or misleading messages.
Key Points:
- Return to Classrooms: DU students are expected to return to their respective campuses and resume face-to-face classes today.
- Fake Notice Alert: Authorities have identified a fake notice claiming that online classes have been extended. The university administration has condemned the spread of such false information.
- Official Statement: DU officials confirmed that the university’s regular academic schedule, including in-person classes, will continue as per the academic calendar.
Students are strongly advised to only rely on official communications from the university for updates on academic schedules and other important announcements. DU authorities have emphasized the importance of verifying information before sharing or acting upon it.
In the meantime, DU students are encouraged to stay alert and report any instances of misinformation or fake notices to the university's helpdesk. By doing so, they can help prevent the spread of rumors and ensure that the academic environment remains focused and productive.
