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Updated At : 06:29 AM Sep 09, 2015 IST

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Dehradun, September 8

Sunil Agarwal, Chairman of the Association of Self Financed Institutes Uttarakhand, today expressed concern at the delay in starting the B.Ed course for the 2015-17 academic session.

Agarwal said the fee for the B.Ed course would be revised as the government had decided to increase the duration of the B.Ed course from one year to two years in the ongoing academic session.

He said HNB University, which is a Central University, would revise the B.Ed course fee while the government would decide the fee for the B.Ed course running in colleges affiliated to Sri Dev Suman University.—TNS

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