Introductory Message_I Physics

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Dear Fresher Students,

I am your English Tutor, SABARINATHAN. V. I am delighted to meet you all virtually in this academic year 2020-2021. You are a special batch of students, as everyone aware of the pandemic situation that makes us to stay in our homes. It is a challenging and tough situation for all the people, particularly for the Students and Parents. Because they are not able predict what is going to happen next. 

Education is very important for students’ future and career. It has been five months since the Schools and Colleges have experienced the normal physical class atmosphere. The transformation slowly been taken into a new normal, A Virtual Classroom. You are all fortunate, because you have facility to have the access to the Online Platform, still there are certain students like you could not have the same. So make use of the resources properly and make your parent proud. I wish you all the very best for the Three year journey in Loyola College-Mettala.

                        Joyful Learning.!!

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