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Aptech extends reach in Bangladesh

NEW DELHI: Aptech is aiming to extend its reach in SAARC countries through a tie-up with Northern University, Bangladesh (NUB). The pact will enable students to pursue the courses from NUB during their stay at Aptech, according to a company release. Aptech also provides customised training to corporate, NGOs and government departments in Bangladesh. It had earlier tied up with Southern Cross University, Australia, and was poised to diversify its operations to IT education consultancy and training to the government sector.

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