Can I get special assistance in accounting subject at ITM University Raipur as a Maths student who's interested in BBA?

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Sushant Singh | Contributor-Level 8

3 years ago

In accounting subject you'll get special assistance from the teachers there as you are new to this frild and the teachers and faculty members are very cooperative towards students. They will help you and support you on every stage and as you said you're a Maths student so you will have not much diff

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