Education refers to the teaching or training of people. It is generally carried out in educational institutes such as schools, colleges, universities, etc. With time, the modes of teaching have changed with innovations and changes in technology, a new and better understanding of concepts, etc. However, in the last two to three years, the education sector was shocked worldwide. Due to the emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic caused by the Coronavirus, schools, colleges, and all other educational institutes were forced to shut physical classes. Institutes across the globe had to adapt to the environment and shift to online methods of teaching. The change was notably difficult for most institutes. It was not only difficult for the teachers to teach but students also found it difficult to concentrate in online lectures and retain the same information they could easily retain in offline classes. With a little time and a better understanding of the resources at hand, the world has adjusted to online learning. However, with the pandemic dying down and things opening up physically worldwide, one question remains: What is the impact of offline classes and online classes on students? With the virus almost gone, is it better to resume offline classes, or do online lectures provide the students with better educational knowledge? This is an important question as this impacts not only the students but also decides what will make our future generations more capable and ready to take on the world in their future.