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Press Trust Of India / Bangalore September 02, 2004

The tussle between the Karnataka government and private professional colleges over seat-sharing and fee structure has ended.

Both parties reached a consensus and decided to file a joint memo before the Supreme Court this week, bringing relief to thousands of students.

After a series of talks that the government and Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental colleges in Karnataka (Comed-K) had since last week, both arrived at a consensus on the seat sharing formula and fee structure, minister for revenue, M P Prakash told reporters here.

Prakash, however, declined to share the details of the agreement.

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