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Meet on cluster college concept

Special Correspondent

CHENNAI: College principals will deliberate the cluster college concept — in which colleges share academic resources and infrastructure— in higher education at a two-day workshop, beginning on Thursday.

To be held in the Madras University, the workshop will be inaugurated by S. Muthukumaran, member-secretary of Tamil Nadu State Council for Higher Education. It has been organised by the UGC (University Grants Commission)-Academic Staff College of Madras University.

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