r/DataAnalytics_India

Looking for data analyst job as fresher

Looking for Data Analyst Opportunities – Fresher | India
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m a fresher actively looking for Data Analyst / Junior Data Analyst / Business Analyst opportunities in India.
I have hands-on experience with:
📊 Excel
🐍 Python
🗄️ SQL
📈 Power BI
🔍 Data Cleaning & EDA
📉 Data Visualization & Reporting
I’m currently building projects to strengthen my practical analytics skills and would love to start my career in a data-driven organization.
I’m open to full-time, internship, hybrid, or remote opportunities, especially in Delhi NCR / Noida / Gurgaon, but I’m also open to opportunities across India.
If your company is hiring freshers or if you know of any relevant openings, I’d really appreciate a referral or lead. 🙏
Resume: Available on request.
Thank you! Any advice, referral, or opportunity would mean a lot. ❤️

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u/Beautiful_Tower_3133 — 13 hours ago
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Need a job

24 F open to relocation but preference would be WFH setup due to family constraints

Looking for opportunities in Data Analytics
M.Sc. Bioinformatics graduate with hands-on experience in Python, SQL, Power BI, Excel, PostgreSQL, MySQL and Machine Learning.
My project experience includes customer behavior analysis and business insights using SQL, along with credit card fraud detection using machine learning.
I’m looking for roles in Data Analytics, Business Analytics, BI, Customer Analytics or Risk Analytics, where I can apply my analytical and technical skills to solve data-driven problems.
If you come across a relevant opportunity, please feel free to DM me here.

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تحليل البيانات او هندسة البيانات

أنا خريجة علوم حاسب و محتارة بين الاثنين خصوصياً في الفرص الوظيفية ايش تنصحوني فيه ؟
لي ٨ شهور متخرجة اشتغل على لغتي و مجال يناسبني و أسعى للحصول على شهادة احترافية معدلي ٤.٣٧ مع مرتبة الشرف الثانية و صفر خبرات كل خبراتي معسكرات و تدريب اونلاين

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u/Old-Substance-4782 — 1 day ago
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Help! In a Dilemma | SDE vs DA

So I am a final year B.Tech student at a good college, CSE branch. Today, I got placed at a Fintech company as a Data Analyst, and the pay is also good (~25LPA).

The thing is, I never prepared for this role. I grinded DSA/LeetCode throughout my college life and was also good at it. I wanted to be a backend engineer and made good projects. I feel I just got this job because of my sql or aptitude skills.

Now I am worried if I made a wrong decision just because of the good pay.

I wanted to know, how is growth in this field? For SDEs at a higher level, like SDE 3 and so on, they earn pretty insanely. Do data analysts ever come close to that pay?

What's the hierarchy of positions in this field, and can I ever be a tech guy again? How possible is a switch from Analyst -> SDE?

Or if not this, how about DA -> Data Engineer -> Data Scientist?

I am not sure whether I would ever like this non tech kinda role full of meetings/presentations

u/Willing-Plant-8265 — 1 day ago
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Devops or data analyst for me?

I’ve already spent 2–3+ years in support roles, including tech support and IT support. So, should I move into DevOps or Data Analytics? I really care about work-life balance, and WFH is a priority for me. I honestly don’t know what to choose at this point, and I’m really confused. But I really want to move out of support. Not a big fan of rotational shifts. Just don't know what is right. My age is 26

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u/AcanthaceaeUnlucky18 — 2 days ago
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Looking to connect with people working in healthcare data analytics

Hi everyone, I have a Master’s in Bioinformatics and a background in Computer Science, and I’m currently looking to start my career in healthcare data analytics/healthcare analytics in India.
I have experience with Python, SQL, Excel and Power BI through projects, but I’m finding it difficult to get entry-level opportunities.
I’d really appreciate advice from people currently working in healthcare analytics, especially on how you got your first role, what skills companies actually look for, and whether there are any entry-level opportunities or teams I should look into.
Thanks!

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u/ListenFeisty9052 — 2 days ago

2024 graduate restarting career in Data Science/Data Analyst looking for entry role in Bengaluru

Hi everyone,

I’m a 2024 graduate in Mechatronics Engineering and also completed a Data Science course. I had about 6 months of internship experience, but in October 2025 a tragedy struck — my father fell from a ladder while working and has been in a coma since then. I became the financial support for my family, doing delivery jobs to keep things going.

During that period I went through depression and lost track of my career until April 2026. Now I’m trying to restart, but I feel overwhelmed seeing the job market and my confidence is low. Still, I want to get back on track.

I’m looking for opportunities as a Junior Data Analyst / Data Scientist in Bengaluru. Even an internship with a chance of PPO would mean a lot. I’m willing to work hard, learn quickly, and commit fully — even if the starting pay is modest (₹15k).

If any startup founders, hiring managers, or professionals here know of opportunities, please guide me or connect me. I just want to rebuild my career and prove myself again.

Thank you for reading and for any help you can offer.

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u/Substantial-Way-6465 — 2 days ago

PLS DO NOT IGNORE

I'm a Finance graduate just out of college trying to make myself job worthy. I wish to acheive mastery over Excel for finance roles. Can anyone please help me, which are the best youtube channels and videos that you yourself vastly benefiited form when you were a newbie like me. I want educators who teach well with case studies files available for us do it on our own end independently and evaluate our learnings. Thank you.

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u/Late-Row-8294 — 3 days ago

I am commerce graduate

I am looking to get into data analytics, I have learned SQL and started to learn python now

But I am very unsure that will anyone give job to a commerce guy

Will I be always replaceable to a B. tech person

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u/Crafty-Earth-3025 — 4 days ago
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I tried a flipbook-style Doodle on Data Analysis concept

I’ve been making these little Data Analysis 101 doodles for cat people, and for this one I tried something different — a flipbook-style format.

Instead of putting everything into one busy infographic, I’ve broken the story into separate scenes, so each one focuses on a single idea and hopefully doesn’t demand too much attention at once.

I’ve also incorporated feedback I received on my previous posts, especially around making the visuals easier to follow.

This one is about what to do when you join a data project that’s already in motion.

Would be happy to hear your feedback on this!

u/Ok-Adhesiveness-8757 — 5 days ago
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I've been building a SQL learning platform for the past few months. It's called QueryCase and I'd love honest feedback

I've spent the last few months building something and I'm finally at the point where I want to share it properly rather than just quietly hoping people find it.

The idea came from a frustration I kept seeing (and feeling myself): SQL tutorials teach the syntax fine but there's never a reason to care about the answer. You filter a table called employees, get a result, and nothing happens. Your brain doesn't bother keeping it.

I wanted to try a different approach. QueryCase teaches SQL through detective investigations. You get a briefing from Chief Fox (our mascot), a real database to query, and a mystery to crack. The JOIN matters when a suspect has an alibi. The WHERE clause matters when you're trying to find who entered the building at 22:13. The SQL is the tool for solving something, not the point in itself.

Here's what's actually in it:

  • A structured learning path across 54 cases, going from Recruit through Rookie, Detective, Senior Detective, and Chief Detective. Each rank has drills and a level exam to pass before you progress.
  • Sandbox mode where you can explore real datasets (IMDB movies, Spotify, sports stats, Steam games) and run whatever you want with no pressure and no mystery attached. Just free exploration against actual data.
  • Everything runs in the browser using DuckDB WASM so there's nothing to install.

I'm a solo developer and this is genuinely early days. I'm sharing here because this community is exactly the kind of people I built it for, and I'd rather get honest feedback now than find out later I've built the wrong thing.

What's missing? What would make you actually stick with something like this versus what you've used before?

querycase.com if you want to take a look.

Any feedback appreciated!

u/conor-robertson — 8 days ago
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Need some advice for my HR round — especially the “biggest weakness” question

Hi everyone,

I recently completed 2 rounds of interviews for a Data Analytics role, and luckily, I’ve been selected for the next round. Now I have my HR round, so I’m preparing for some behavioural questions.

There is one question I’m a little confused about:

“What is your biggest weakness?”

I don’t want to give a very common answer like “I’m a perfectionist” because it can sound fake or prepared.

I want to give an honest answer, but I’m also confused about what kind of weakness I should mention for a Data Analytics role that won’t create a negative impression.

I’m also thinking about how HR might ask about my qualifications, my quals, or my overall qualifications during the round, and how I can connect my answers with my strengths without making them sound too rehearsed.

Should I mention something like being too detail-oriented, taking extra time to double-check my analysis, communication, or something else?

Also, how can I answer this question in a simple and genuine way so it shows that I know my weakness and I’m working on it?

If anyone has faced this question in an HR round, please share what you answered or what you think would be a good answer.

Would really appreciate your suggestions. Thanks! 🙌

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u/TraditionalTurnip630 — 6 days ago
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I made a little cat doodle about data analysis 🐱

I tried explaining a data analysis concept in a fun, visual way — for cat lovers. 😸
Would love to hear what you think! Any feedback or suggestions are very welcome :)

u/Ok-Adhesiveness-8757 — 11 days ago

I want to join Data Analytics course in Hyderabad? Can you suggest some good institution which also provide placements also

Hi everyone,

I’m planning to join a Data Analytics course in Hyderabad and I am currently confused about which institute to choose.

I am looking for something that offers more than just recorded classes or a certificate.

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u/Weary-Treacle6489 — 7 days ago

Moving from analytics into the "automate business decisions with Al" space - anyone working in this niche? What should I build/ learn, and what did you wish you knew?

Hi all,

Looking for honest insight from anyone working at the intersection of analytics + automation + Al applied to real business operations, not ML research, more the "encode business decisions into automated workflows and use Al to make them smarter" side of things.

My background (my archetype):
I'm almost 26 now, 3 YOE. My experience so far is analytics and operations, SQL, building dashboards and reporting pipelines, diagnosing why a business metric moved, cohort/segmentation work, and automating manual reporting. Basically the "find the problem in the data and make it visible" type.
Economics background, not a CS degree.

Where I'm heading:
I'm about to start a role that's roughly 50% data analysis, 20% building automated decision workflows (low-code + some JavaScript), and increasingly using Al to automate parts of the decision making in a large customer-operations context. So I'm shifting from analyzing problems to building the automated fix for them, at scale.

What I'm trying to figure out:

  1. For those in this niche (ops automation / decision automation / applied Al in workflows) how transferable has it been for you across companies and industries? Does the skillset travel well, or does it get tied to specific tools/platforms?
  2. Coming from an analytics not engineering background, what actually mattered to learn to be good at the building side? Where do people like me usually struggle?
  3. What should I deliberately build/collect over the next 1-2 years to make this a strong, portable profile? (Projects, quantified outcomes, specific skills?)
  4. Honestly like where does this path cap out or fall short? I know it's not core data science/ML.
    Anything you wish you'd known before going deep into it?
  5. Is applied Al in this space (using LLMs/Al to drive workflow decisions) actually a durable skill

Any opinions, war stories or suggestions - anything is welcome

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u/According-Salad-6448 — 7 days ago
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Consistency Coding Learning Challange

If anyone has started learning SQL or Python, why don’t we all do a coding consistency challenge together? It’ll be easier to stay consistent when we motivate each other.

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u/heman20070618 — 8 days ago
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Job hunting for my Bf 🤍

He 21(M) completed BCA and did a diploma course on data science. Currently trying so hard to get a job as Data scientist , Data Analyst, Buisness Analyst, Data Associate or Data engineer.

If there is any kind souls out there , please do consider :)))))

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u/rekhaji_chand — 10 days ago