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January 20th, 2008
Campus eyes more
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"We are also trying to start a master's course in material and nanoscience with the Indian Association for Cultivation of Science in the 2008 academic session," said Ghosh.
The initiative is part of the college's effort to improve life science and material science education.
There will be an attempt to increase the number of working days in the academic calendar by reducing or shifting holidays.
Source:
telegraphindia.com
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