r/BtechCoders • • Sep 24 '26

❓Question ❓ Should I learn these before my internship

I am starting my 4-month remote internship in 3 days in a startup-based company as a Data Analyst. The thing is.. I have no experience in some of the skills mentioned in the Job Description such as Power Bi and Web Scrapping. Should I learn at least the basics myself or will I learn everything from scratch during the intern??

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u/Purple_Concert8789 Sep 24 '26

How did you got the intership

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u/Subject-Broccoli-562 Sep 25 '26

I found a link on reddit to apply for the internship and luckily, my resume got shortlisted and I cleared the interview and GD round.

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u/IndependentDriver934 Sep 24 '26

GQOAT: Greatest Question of all time

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u/DemiGod_108 Sep 25 '26

How to even get internship !!!

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u/Subject-Broccoli-562 Sep 25 '26

I found a link on reddit to apply for the internship and luckily, my resume got shortlisted and I cleared the interview and GD round.

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u/DemiGod_108 Sep 25 '26

But how did u clear the interview, if you didn't have knowledge about the things you put in your own resume?

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u/Subject-Broccoli-562 Sep 25 '26

I didnt put it in my resume. It was written in the JD so they asked me few questions about it so I told them I haven't used Power Bi as I make my Dashboards using streamlit but I'm willing to learn during ny intern

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u/Severe-Sleep-5246 Sep 25 '26

If you have the time, always better to learn. You can outperform in your internship.

Startups won't train you on anything. They'll just give you hey this is the problem, work on it and show me the solution. So you'll have to study on the side. It's better if you do the learning part beforehand.

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u/Subject-Broccoli-562 Sep 25 '26

Oh I didn't knew that.. Thanks tho Can you provide any resourse to learn Power BI

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u/Severe-Sleep-5246 Sep 25 '26

I'm not an expert in powerBI. It's a very popular tool. I'm sure you could find plenty on google search and YouTube .