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Free access to app for JEE preparation amid Covid crisis

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Updated At : 01:55 PM Apr 01, 2020 IST

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In view of the coronavirus scare, education technology company Extramarks will be giving all students full and free access to its app until April 30, 2020.

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“This initiative (Go-To-School) will give all students full and free access to the entire Extramarks – The learning app until April 30 and to JEE and NEET crash courses, starting March 20 and 23, respectively,” Extramarks said in a release.

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Moreover, this initiative will allow schools to take live online classes through its technology platform anytime, anywhere, for free with added benefits of being able to assign homeworks and worksheets through the platform.

The free access to the platform can be sought by downloading the app redeeming the GTS@K12 code, while the JEE and NEET crash course by Extramarks can be accessed by downloading the JEE/NEET Test Prep app by Extramarks and applying code GTS@TP during checkout. PTI

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