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Khallikote PG classes to be held on old campus

 Classes for Post-Graduate (PG) courses of Khallikote Cluster University will be conducted in  Khallikote Autonomous College till construction of the new campus of the university is completed.

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BERHAMPUR: Classes for Post-Graduate (PG) courses of Khallikote Cluster University will be conducted in  Khallikote Autonomous College till construction of the new campus of the university is completed. Earlier this month, the Higher Education department had issued a notification that admission and classes of PG courses will be conducted in the autonomous college. Protesting this, several organisations had staged demonstrations. 


However, the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Manmath Padhy, said the arrangement is temporary till the new campus comes up. The construction of the new campus is underway at Kanishi on the outskirts of Berhampur near Palur Hill over 20 acres of land. The existing campus of the autonomous college does not have sufficient land to conduct classes and other activities. The college has 18  undergraduate and 12 new PG departments with student strength of around 4,500. 


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