Adesh Dental College starts e-learning for students

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Updated At : 12:58 PM Mar 30, 2020 IST

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Bathinda: Adesh Dental College has started adopting e-learning methods for its students during the curfew restrictions. Postgraduate students are presenting journals and seminars online. Their queries are also being solved online. Vice-Chancellor Dr GPI Singh and Registrar Col Jagdev Singh (Retd) said they were engaging with all allied colleges of the university for pursuing online learning methods. Dr Gurpreet Singh, MS Admin, said a task team had been established in this regard. Principal Dr Amanish Singh, who has research publications in teaching modalities in national and international journals, initiated the process to start these e-classes. TNS

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