Nandani savita
Humanities
March 2023
The aetiology of the transmissible illness COVID-19 was first noted in December 2019. By March 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) had classified it as a pandemic. Greater than 5.69 million have received positive test results as of today, May 28. Worldwide cases of the Corona Virus infection are growing quickly. The WHO and governments are working really hard to combat the disease. Understanding the pattern and predicting the virus's global spread is proving to be quite difficult for experts. All the administrative divisions of the respective countries are extremely concerned about the COVID-19 outbreak occurring in various places of the world. India is likewise struggling to control the viral spread and has slowed its rate of expansion by taking certain stringent steps. In this study, The consequences of the COVID 19 pandemic on higher education are assessed, and the difficulties faced by students from different colleges and universities in India who use online learning platforms are recognised. Both essential and secondary information are used for conversation in this explanatory research. Information and data gathered from a review performed among students and teachers at several institutions in India utilising the
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