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COURSES

We offer a wide variety of courses and working even harder to put more courses in our bucket.Our courses are divided into two segments that is technical and non-technical.(Click on the course to get its details)
We have following technical courses till now:
1) C++-(Foundation+ Data Structures)
2) Operating System
3) Computer Network
4) Discrete Mathematics
Non-technical:
1)Aptitude
2)Vocabulary

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