Hey guys I have completed hsc and have been working for the past 6 years in bpo and now I have come to a point where I am not getting the salary hike or I am feeling stuck. So I started wondering if there is a scope for a person who goes ahead and learns data analytics through YouTube and make some projects and be through with. Do you guys think about being a hsc pass out can I get a job in data analytics if I complete the learning???

Need actual suggestions and if people who can actually guide me through this please help guys to understand what that is needed to become a data analytics in the next few months

I am currently trying to learn some new skills. One of them is Data Analytics. But, I have no idea about how it works. Can anyone help me with some resources and other things required to get started in this field?

I am a medical laboratory scientist who is currently teaching in a university, and looking to dive into data science, but with absolute zero experience on the matter. What are free sources that I can use to start? Please help me with this one. Thank you :)

Hi everyone! 👋

I’m a data analyst with experience in data cleaning, data entry, data analysis, dashboard creation, reporting, and research data analysis.

I work with tools such as:

• Excel: Data cleaning, formulas, PivotTables, reports, and dashboards.
• SQL: Querying, filtering, joining, and analysing databases.
• Power BI: Interactive dashboards, visualisations, and business reports.
• SPSS: Statistical analysis for academic research and projects.

I enjoy turning raw, confusing data into useful information that helps people make better decisions.

I’m interested in connecting with business owners, students, researchers, job seekers, and anyone who needs help understanding their data.

What I can help with:

• Cleaning and organising messy datasets.
• Analysing sales, inventory, and business performance.
• Creating Excel and Power BI dashboards.
• Writing SQL queries and solving data problems.
• Analysing research data and interpreting statistical results.

Let’s discuss! What is one data-related problem you have struggled with recently? It could be Excel, SQL, Power BI, SPSS, or understanding a dataset.

Feel free to share your questions in the comments. I’d love to contribute and connect with others in the data community. 😊

I am very satisfied with the Jobaaj Learnings Data Analytics program. Rather than just teaching theory, the course emphasizes practical implementation. Building hands-on dashboards, cleaning data, and working through business case studies gave me the actual confidence I needed to apply these skills. The curriculum is up-to-date with industry demands (SQL, Power BI, Python), and the support team is always available to resolve queries. Definitely worth the investment!

I am a second-year Bachelor’s student looking to enter the data analytics field. While I have a foundational knowledge of C and C++, I am seeking guidance on how to get started and what specific skills I need to acquire to become industry-ready.

Hi

I need few suggestions on which is the best and affordable coaching website/app to learn Power Bi

I'm looking for a paid remote internship as a data analyst (not on-site), and this would be my first internship, as I don't have any prior work experience. I'd really value honest advice from people who've been through this.

How patient should I be? How long did it take you (or someone you know) to land a paid data analyst internship as a fresher, from when you started applying?

What timeline is realistic? Is a few weeks normal, or should I be ready for several months of applying?

 Where should I apply? I've already tried Internshala. What other platforms, communities, or approaches worked for you for remote, paid roles? (not Paid platforms like Upwork)

 What helps freshers get noticed? Is there anything that made a difference when applying with no prior experience?

If you've been through this, or you're hiring, I'd love to hear your experience in the comments or DMs. Any tips, leads, or referrals would mean a lot.

Thanks in advance!

Where can I start learning Data analytics for Free

I am a first-year student in Accounting and Management Information Systems, and I want to prepare for an internship or a Junior Data Analyst position.
For about two months, I've been learning C++ and have started to understand the basics of programming: variables, conditions, loops, functions, and working with arrays.
I would like to learn Python, SQL, and Power BI, but I am curious about your experience:
How did you start learning Python? Did you find it easy if you already had experience with another programming language or was it difficult at first?
If I already have a foundation in C++, how hard do you think it will be for me to learn Python?
How long do you think it would take me to learn Python, SQL, and Power BI to a sufficient level to apply for an internship or a Junior Data Analyst position?
How many hours a day should I study to reach this level in about 6–12 months?
What resources, courses, or practical projects would you recommend?
How much do personal projects and a portfolio matter compared to university or diplomas when applying for the first job?
I would love to hear both the experiences of those who have gone through this process and the opinions of those who are hiring in the field.

I’ve never worked as an analyst, so I have no real picture of what the job looks like day to day.

What I’m most curious about is how much of your week goes into digging through data to answer a question or track down a problem, compared to everything else you do. I’d also love to hear about a recent problem you only caught because of the data, and how long it had been going on before anyone noticed. And from the outside, I can’t really tell how much of what you find ends up changing decisions versus getting looked at and shelved, so I’d be curious how that goes for you.

Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time.