IIU to begin online classes from tomorrow
Islamabad: The International Islamic University has announced it will commence online classes on June 1.
As per details, online classes for left over spring 2020 semester would be based on synchronous and asynchronous mode so that students can benefit in offline mode also.
Talking on the online classes policy, Vice President Academics, Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Khalily said that online teaching policy is aimed to provide opportunity to students to complete their semester and avoid their loss of time.
He added that online teaching policy has been designed to facilitate students through synchronous and asynchronous mode so that they may benefit in offline mode also.
The examination through online open book mode shall be conducted formally and a committee shall oversee and ensure transparent conduct of examination in befitting manner.
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