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Banglalink, TutorsInc team up for free study materials

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30 April, 2020, 10:05 am
Last modified: 30 April, 2020, 10:29 am

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Banglalink, TutorsInc team up for free study materials

TutorsInc has a rich library of content for students of all classes from both national and international curriculam

UNB
30 April, 2020, 10:05 am
Last modified: 30 April, 2020, 10:29 am
Banglalink, TutorsInc team up for free study materials

Private mobile operator Banglalink has teamed up with TutorsInc, an online education platform, to provide students with free access to online study materials during the coronavirus pandemic.

Banglalink users will be able to access all study materials of TutorsInc including online courses, one-to-one sessions, videos, notes, year-wise and chapter-wise question papers, solved question papers and live classes for free.

TutorsInc has a rich library of content for students of all classes from both national and international curricula.

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Students can sign up for TutorsInc at https://www.mytutorsinc.com/ by entering their emails and creating passwords. They can also sign-in by using their existing Google or Facebook accounts.

Abdul Muqit Ahmed, Digital Services Director, Banglalink said, "As educational institutions are closed due to the ongoing pandemic, online study materials can be of great help to students. Banglalink has teamed up with TutorsInc to provide them with quality educational content for free."

He said they hope the initiative will help students maintain education flow uninterrupted while staying at their homes.

Syed Noor Alam, Chairman of TutorsInc Limited, said they are delighted to partner with Banglalink for providing the students with such exclusive facilities.

"Our platform is a one-stop solution where they will find useful resources from various materials, books and curricula. The quality content will surely cater to their needs during this shutdown period," he said.

Banglalink has taken several other initiatives to bring additional facilities for customers during the Covid-19 crisis.

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