r/DataAnalytics_India

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Looking for a Data Analytics Internship (open to anywhere/Remote) can be unpaid as well.

MBA student here specializing in Business Analytics. Looking for a Data Analytics internship — remote or anywhere in India. Unpaid is fine if the work is genuine and there is something to learn.

Happy to contribute to real projects and give my best effort.

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u/Akshit_j — 1 day ago

Interview anxiety

Interview anxiety is kicking in, got interview with MasterCard for DA role. Help me out, I'm thinking not to attend the interview but don't want to!

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u/idkyaarpls — 1 day ago

Looking for a Data Analytics Internship (Delhi/Remote) can be unpaid as well

Hi everyone, I’m currently pursuing an MBA in Data Science and have a background in operations. I’m looking for an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in Data Analytics and learn by working on real projects. At this stage, my focus is on learning rather than earning, so I’m completely open to unpaid internships and willing to give my best to any team that gives me a chance. If you’re looking for someone who’s genuinely eager to learn, work hard, and grow in this field, I’d love to connect. Feel free to DM me.

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u/Ok-Needleworker-277 — 2 days ago
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Can ISRO s experience be used as launchpad to get a good job in corporate ?

Can ISRO s experience be used as launchpad to get a good job in corporate ?

After a year or so, use that experience and ISRO tag be used to get a good job in corporate in a foreign country (provided you already have the eligibility to work there).

Is this possible? and do people do that normally and usually?

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u/Jealous-Elephant-260 — 3 days ago

Data & BI Roles in BLR | 7-15+ LPA | Databricks

Hey everyone,

My team is expanding and we are actively hiring for Data Engineering and Business Intelligence (BI) roles based out of Bengaluru.

Open Positions:
Analyst: 0 to 2 years of experience | 7+ LPA
Associate: 3 to 6 years of experience | 15+ LPA

Location & Work Model:
• Bengaluru (Near Bhartiya City)
• Hybrid: 4 days working from the office

Preferred Tech Stack:
Core: Python, SQL
Data & Cloud: Databricks, Snowflake, Azure
BI: Power BI
AI/Workflows: Agentic workflows (n8n, LangChain)

Bonus points if you have:
• Prior experience in client-facing roles or stakeholder management.
• Hands-on experience building Databricks applications.
• Familiarity working with Genie spaces.

If your profile aligns with these requirements and you're looking for a new opportunity, please reach out.

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u/Legitimate-Metal-500 — 4 days ago
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Still Looking for My First Opportunity as a Data Analyst

I am looking for one chance to start my career.

I am a person in the field trying to become a Data Analyst. I have learned how to use Python, SQL, Excel and Power BI. I have also built some projects. Applied for many jobs. But I am still looking for my first job.

If anyone is looking for someone to fill an entry-level Data Analyst or Internship role I would really like it if you could help me get an interview or a chance to work with you.

I know how to use Python, SQL, Power BI and Excel.

Email: aa8903100@gmail.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashishchaudhari03/

One job can make a difference in my life.

#OpenToWork #DataAnalyst #FresherJobs #SQL #Python #PowerBI

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u/im_ash_03 — 4 days ago

Should I take BCA or BBA for business/data analytics?

I'm from a commerce background. I'm leaning into data analytics. Basically, I wanna know which degree is more relevant for data analytics. I heard people say BCA has more value compared to BBA. However, I also hear that for data analytics, BCA is no good.

For business analytics, we obviously need business knowledge to understand what's going on according to the data. In the end idk what to choose anymore cz both degrees have pros and cons.

Can someone guide me?

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u/Prize_Cable_1402 — 4 days ago

Please give me advice

Hello everyone,

I've done bpharm and qualified for masters entrance exam for which I will get stipend but i want to work in data analytics (many healt care companies hire for data analytics role ) because pay is higher and remote work exists but getting into it through mba makes sense and iam getting pharma mba but fees is high and I don't think taking loan would be worth it so iam thinking of doing mpharm and side by side course for data analytics so I can get into entry level , my question is should I take one iim course in data analytics where they say they will provide 100% placement otherwise 50% refund or data analytics course of iit delhi which have almost 1.5 lakh fees or is there anything I else I can do to get into data analytics , i want to start earning while in my mpharm like in one year probably at least internship and iam ready to work hard I've even started learning python and sql

(Many pharmaceutical companies hire for data analytics and there are healthcare analysts too , I don't want to compete with btech cs people like my competition mostly would be with people from my field only i guess but with people who have done mba )

I can do executive mba in business analytics or executive data analytics course from tiss after gaining experience .

Also I was thinking of doing online mba in business analytics online as fees will be lower but I've been told it's not worth it in 2026 I should later do it or executive one after gaining experience.

Please give advice I am very anxious and can't even sleep. I am so scared I get nightmare , I just want to start earning as soon as possible

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u/aseptic_simulation — 4 days ago

Seeking to venture into d.a . Skillovilla is ok?

I have talked to almost 20 edtech companies and they seemed genuine but they don't guarantee placement. I am desperate for a job. 29 years old and venturing into this field. Please suggest.

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u/Any_Animator_880 — 5 days ago

Need help regarding choosing specialization...I got Big Data...did I make a mistake

QNeed help regarding choosing specialization...I got Big Data...did I make a mistake

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Just completing my 2nd year...need to choose speciazation from

AI

Data Science

Big Data

Cyber Security

Quantum Computing

Not very much interested in AI

Data Science is tough

Cyber has no jobs (in my college) tier 3 btw

So only option left for me is Big Data which looks good and fancy and middle option between AI and Data Science.

Did I make the right choice...are there jobs and internships for Data Analysts and Data Engineers in market

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u/Anyone326 — 5 days ago
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Seeking guidance to get into data analytics

Hi, 23M here, I'm from nontech bg(bio), 2023 passout(worked in a store as cashier due to financial issues) now i wanna break into tech specially into data analytics, I've already enrolled in Physics wallah's Data analytics with gen ai course, I'm now a little confused about the core i need like operation/finance/sales, i really wanna go into operation but i dont know how to get the best of my spending money (or free), if anyone can help that'll be great, and any comments about my gap in cv?

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u/ObjectiveOwl1569 — 7 days ago

Data analytics

Hi, I'm planning to take data analytics course. I have completed masters from a life science background which is non tech. Now I don't want to work in the laboratory so was planning take DA which also has place in healthcare. So I really need some advice if I could take the course and does have the scope??

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u/OkWeb7356 — 6 days ago
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Where can I find data for total crude oil imports by India, distributed exporting country wise?

I don't know if this isbthe right sub to ask, but would really appreciate if you could help me find the source or let me know which sub to ask.

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u/informal_loan22 — 7 days ago
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MBA student looking for a good Data Analytics training institute

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for some honest guidance regarding learning Data Analytics / Business Analytics. I’ve tried learning on my own through YouTube and online resources, but the biggest issue for me has been consistency and doubt clearing. I feel like I learn better in a structured environment where there’s proper guidance, mentorship, projects, deadlines, and people to ask questions to.

So now I’m considering joining a training institute / coaching center / bootcamp.

What I’m looking for:

Good teaching & mentorship

Real-world projects

Proper doubt support

Placement assistance that is actually useful

Industry-relevant skills (SQL, Excel, Power BI, Python, Tableau, etc.)

Something beginner-friendly but career-focused

I already spoke with CoachX and Coding Ninjas. Both sound decent during counseling calls, but I honestly can’t tell what’s marketing and what’s reality. I’d really appreciate honest opinions from people who actually joined any institute/bootcamp for analytics.

Which institutes are genuinely good for Data Analytics or Business Analytics in India right now? And which ones should I avoid?

For context:

I’m from a non-tech background (MBA student)

Communication skills/interview confidence are not really my issue

My main goal is building solid practical skills and becoming job-ready

Would love some genuine suggestions and experiences. Thanks :)

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u/Competitive-Bitch — 10 days ago
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Is it okay to start Data Analytics as a B.Com graduate with zero technical knowledge?

Hi everyone,

I'm a B.Com graduate and I'm thinking about starting a career in Data Analytics. The problem is that I currently have zero knowledge of SQL, Python, Machine Learning, or even advanced Excel.

I come from a non-technical background, so I'm honestly confused and a bit scared about whether this field is the right choice for me.

I keep seeing mixed opinions online. Some people say Data Analytics is a great field with good opportunities, while others say Al will replace many analytics jobs in the future. Because of this, I'm unsure whether it's worth starting now.

My current plan is:

Start learning Data Analytics from the basics

Get an entry-level job after completing the course

Gain around 1 year of work experience

Eventually, I'm planning to pursue a Master's in Germany after gaining some work experience.

So I wanted to ask:

  1. Is Data Analytics still a good career choice in 2026?

  2. Can someone from a B.Com background realistically enter this field?

  3. How difficult is it for someone with zero technical knowledge?

  4. What does the actual job market look like for freshers?

  5. Is Al really reducing opportunities in Data Analytics, or is that exaggerated?

  6. Would Germany be a good option later for higher studies and jobs in this field?

I'd really appreciate honest advice from people already working in this industry.

Thank you.

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u/DefinitionBasic5183 — 9 days ago

Fresher - Data Analyst Job search Guidance / Referrals

Hi everyone,
My frd recently graduated with a degree in Biomedical Engineering and is interested in starting a career in data analytics, ideally in healthcare/pharma, but she is also open to analytics roles in other industries.
She has completed a short data analytics course covering:
SQL
Excel
Python (pandas, NumPy, Jupyter)
Power BI/Tableau basics
She is currently building projects and creating a GitHub portfolio and apply for remote volunteer opportunities to gain practical experience.
We’re trying to understand what has actually worked for recent graduates (2025–2026 pass-outs) in today’s market.
A few questions:
What strategies helped you land your first data analyst role?
How important are GitHub projects versus certifications?
Are Forage, Kaggle, or volunteer projects valued by recruiters?
Should she focus on healthcare/pharma companies like Pfizer and IQVIA, or apply broadly across industries?
Are there specific companies in India (especially Chennai) that are hiring freshers for data analyst roles?
Any tips for networking or reaching out to professionals on LinkedIn?
Any guidance, success stories, or leads would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

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u/Snoo_45651 — 10 days ago

Help with DA project ideas

Hi everyone,

I have question for people who are working for a long time and people who recently got a data analyst job, I’ve completed 2 data analytics projects so far, and for my 3rd project I want to build something much more SQL-heavy to improve my problem-solving and interview skills.

The issue is I’m struggling to find good project ideas that are realistic and actually help me grow in SQL beyond basic queries.

I’d really appreciate suggestions for:

- SQL-heavy project ideas

- Datasets with real business problems

- Projects that helped you personally during interviews

Also, if anyone is open to reviewing my current projects and guiding me a bit personally, please feel free to DM me. I’m trying to improve seriously and would value honest feedback from experienced people.

Thanks!

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u/AccomplishedPizza815 — 11 days ago

Need genuine help — entry-level Data Analyst opportunities

My brother has been trying really hard to get his first job in Data Analytics / Power BI and honestly the market feels brutal right now.

He’s not someone who just watched 2 YouTube videos and added “Data Scientist” to bio 😭
He actually has:
- BSc Statistics
- ongoing Data Science internship
- Power BI + SQL + Python skills
- good projects
- Google Data Analytics certification

Still struggling to even get interview calls.
The pressure at home is also getting worse and I’m genuinely worried about his mental health if this keeps going on.

At this point I thought I’ll just ask here directly in case someone from tech companies/startups knows openings for:
- Data Analyst
- Power BI roles
- MIS / Reporting roles
- junior analyst positions
- internships that can convert to full-time

Even referrals or company suggestions would genuinely help.

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u/MonicaBing__ — 13 days ago