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Hyderabad , March 13

Tally India, a technology company, has tied up with Osmania University, Hyderabad for education programmes on Tally accounting software across colleges under the university umbrella.

The Chief Executive Officer of South Asia Business, Tally India, Mr Bharath Gopalakrishnan, in a statement said, "This is to enable Osmania University to teach Tally. We have designed a curriculum for commerce students."

"Under the academic collaboration programme, we are investing more than Rs 30 lakh in this initiative to facilitate hands-on training in all the affiliated colleges. This strategic alliance with Osmania University will go a long way in building the academic-industry collaboration," he said.

Accordingly, the commerce faculties of all the 120 colleges affiliated to Osmania University have already undergone a two-day training programme on Tally accounting software.

The training offers both the faculty and the students a hands-on experience with real-time situations.

This is aimed at grooming students so that they are employable.

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