The Mental Health and Equal Opportunity of students is not something which can be compromised

1) Many students do not have regular access to Internet, Laptops and Mobile Devices due to Economical and Geographical barriers, making them not being able to access the online classes, Notes and Quizzes. 

2) Many students are out of Delhi and fearing for health and safety it is not right to ask them to leave the safety of their own homes to live unsupervised in PGs and Hostels. And Come to delhi inorder to give their offline exams. 

3) The Mental Health of students is being affected. They are already living in a difficult time surrounded by fear, anxiety and stress and by making them live in uncertainty while other universities are cancelling exams for 1st and 2nd Year.

4) Students with disabilities, Underlying Health Conditions and Morbidities are also under an unfair situation in such a situation

5) The Focus should be entirely on Final Year Students as their careers and degrees are compromised in this situation and thus their exams should be conducted over a proper period without the concern for intermediate semesters

6) The Datesheet has already released today and clearly specifies that information about the examination centers will be circulated soon and it means there will be offline examinations most probably. 

7) Going out of our houses will also lead to not following social distancing and many students will use public transport and there are very high chances of getting contaminated while travelling and that single contaminated person has the ability to spread the virus among many people. 

In conclusion, with the the current scenario, We ask the GGSIPU Administration to follow the UGC Guidelines and Cancel Intermediate Semester Examinations for 1st and 2nd year  and Grade on the basis of Internal Assessment as direct by the HRD Minister Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal.