This decision follows earlier instructions issued on March 10, 2026, related to austerity measures and fuel conservation strategies across the education sector.
Under the new schedule, all public and private universities, along with DAIs, are required to fully restore physical classes. Students will return to regular academic routines after a period of limited or hybrid learning aimed at saving energy.
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Education authorities have stressed that institutions must ensure a smooth transition and strictly follow government guidelines while reopening for in-person learning.
The move is expected to benefit thousands of students nationwide, ending disruptions caused by adjusted schedules and hybrid classes during energy-saving measures.
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Students will finally attend full on-campus classes again. Hybrid learning is ending, but institutions must manage schedules carefully to avoid confusion. This reopening could improve academic performance and routine for students.
