Jawaharlal Nehru University campus will reopen tomorrow with strict health protocols in place.
From tomorrow, entry to the Delhi JNU campus will require a negative RT PCR certificate, aligning with revised guidelines from University Grants Commission and local health authorities.
| Campus | Reopening Date | Test Requirement | Entry Condition |
|---|---|---|---|
| JNU Main Campus | Tomorrow | Negative RT PCR | Mandatory for entry |
| Hostels | Phased | Negative RT PCR | Prior approval |
| Academic Blocks | Tomorrow | Negative RT PCR | Mandatory | RT PCR Protocol
FAQ
Reader questions
Do I need a new RT PCR test if I already have a report from last week?
Yes, you must get a fresh test within 48 hours before entering the campus, as older reports are not accepted.
Can I enter the hostel without a negative RT PCR certificate?
No, hostel entry is not permitted without a valid negative RT PCR report and prior approval from the hostel authorities.
Will online classes continue if I choose not to visit campus tomorrow?
Your enrollment and access to online materials will remain active, and you can join lectures remotely without visiting the campus.
What happens if I show symptoms after entering the campus?
You should immediately report to the health center, follow medical guidance, and isolate as instructed to protect the campus community.