Data Analyst Course
‍in Aurangabad

Our Data Analyst course in Aurangabad welcomes beginners and is designed to accommodate graduates from various disciplines like B.Tech (all IT and non-IT branches), BSc, B.Com, BBA, MBA, and more. There's no CGPA cut-off, and no prior coding experience is needed.

NxtWave Intensive program is designed to get anyone ready for a tech job within a short time. Your degree, branch, marks, or backlogs — nothing is a barrier to join the program and get a tech job. You need not have any previous coding knowledge. You’ll learn everything from scratch.

You may be afraid of coding due to your previous experiences. But our passionate trainers will simplify every concept and teach by integrating science-backed methods. So you'll understand concepts easily, and they stick in your mind instantly. It’s one of the reasons why many of your friends are recommending that you join NxtWave

Within 2-3 weeks at NxtWave, you’ll become amazingly confident about skills and fall in love with software development. By the time you complete the program, you’ll reach a stage where companies compete for you.

It’s because you’ll build industry-aligned real-time projects during the program and develop a strong personal portfolio. Due to this, your background (degree, marks, backlogs etc.) becomes insignificant before your skills.

Hundreds of NxtWave learners have proved that nothing matters to get a tech job except your willingness to learn. Read their inspiring success stories here: https://www.ccbp.in/reviews

The program is most suitable for final year students, job seekers, and those looking to switch to a tech career.

Your degree is not a barrier to get a tech job. It’s because companies look for candidates with practical skills. As you’ll build many real-world projects during the program, your resume will become very powerful. And many NxtWave learners have proved it by getting placed on par with those who hold a Computer Science degree.

For example, Sonali, a NxtWave Intensive learner who has a specialization in Chemistry got a tech job with ₹7 Lakhs annual salary at ADF, a US-based tech company.

Similarly, there are many such successful career transformation stories. You can read them here: https://www.ccbp.in/reviews

Your career gap is not a barrier to getting a tech job. It’s because companies need candidates with practical skills. As you’ll build many real-world projects during the program, you’ll develop skills that companies look for. Similarly, there are many such successful career transformation stories of graduates with gaps in their resumes. You can read their reviews and success stories here: https://www.ccbp.in/reviews

So, you’ll have a good possibility to get hired by companies that are not concerned with your career gap. Though opportunities for candidates with career gaps are relatively lesser than recent graduates, there are many opportunities even then.

For example, Umamaheswari, a NxtWave Intensive learner graduated in 2015. Later, she got married and couldn't pursue a career as she took care of her family. She lost nearly 7 years. Now, Uma got placed as a Business Analyst at EXL Service.

You can read her journey here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/uma-maheswari-v-_firstjob-success-professionalwomen-activity-6905457142984249344-ftqJ/

Similarly, there are many such successful career transformation stories of graduates with gaps in their resumes. You can read their reviews and success stories here: https://www.ccbp.in/reviews

Your branch is not a barrier to get a tech job. It’s because companies look for candidates with practical skills. As you’ll build many real-world projects during the program, your resume will become so powerful that your branch will become insignificant before your skills. And many NxtWave learners have proved it by getting placed on par with Computer Science students.

For example, Sushanth is a civil engineering graduate. After building programming skills from scratch at NxtWave, he cleared his first-ever tech interview in the first attempt itself. Now, he got placed as a Full Stack Developer at needl.ai with ₹11 lakhs per annum salary.

Similarly, hundreds of non-CS graduates got tech jobs with NxtWave Intensive. You can read their reviews and success stories here: https://www.ccbp.in/reviews

After you complete the job track you have chosen in the program, you’ll get Dedicated Placement Assistance with Aptitude Training, Communication Skills Training, Resume Preparation Support, Mock Interviews and more.

Then, you can sit for placements with companies that are hiring with NxtWave. During this period, interviews will be arranged until you get a job. There is no limitation on the number of interviews you can attend. 

You’ll receive dedicated placement support for 16 months from the date of joining.
Please Note that NxtWave Intensive is NOT a Job Guarantee Program.

You can check out the success stories of students who placed through NxtWave here: https://www.ccbp.in/reviews

IRC stands for Industry Ready Certification. Unlike any other study certificate, IRC represents your readiness for a job and approves that you have skills that companies look for.

NxtWave is one of the very few EdTech companies that is an Official Partner for NSDC, under the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Govt. of India.

Your skills will be jointly certified by NxtWave and NSDC. It means you‘ll become more in demand for companies that hire NxtWave learners.

Yes, EMI support is available for credit cards. Please select the EMI option while making payment for more information.

In this data-driven world, Data Analysts play a major role in helping organisations make informed decisions. By collecting, processing, and analysing data, they create reports and visualizations to communicate their findings, providing valuable insights that can inform business strategies.
Data Analysts work in a variety of industries, including finance, healthcare, technology, and more. Their work is crucial for companies to make critical decisions that impact their bottom line.

According to Glassdoor, ₹3.3 LPA is the average fresher salary of a Data Analyst in Aurangabad.

To become Data Analyst -

• Learn statistical analysis and data visualization techniques.
• Familiarize yourself with databases and database management systems such as MySQL, Oracle, and SQL Server.
• Gain practical experience by working on real-world data analysis projects.
• Build a portfolio of projects showcasing your skills and expertise.
• Stay up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies in the data analytics field by attending conferences, networking, and participating in online communities.

Alternatively, you have the option to join our Data Analyst course, a comprehensive program that encompasses all crucial elements for becoming a skilled Data Analyst.

Benefit from the guidance of industry experts, engage in practical projects, and create a compelling portfolio to demonstrate your capabilities to prospective employers.

To become a successful Data Analyst, you will need a combination of technical and soft skills. Here are some of the key skills required for a Data Analyst -

• Strong analytical skills
• Knowledge of statistics and data modeling techniques
• Familiarity with programming languages like SQL and Python
• Ability to work with large data sets
• Need to communicate insights to stakeholders effectively through reports and visualizations.

Data Analysts are responsible for

• Collecting, cleaning, and analyzing data to provide insights to organizations.
• Creating reports and visualizations to communicate findings to stakeholders.
• Working with databases, data warehouses, and data visualization tools.

Data Analysts and Data Scientists both work with data, but their roles and responsibilities differ. Data Analysts focus on analysing data to provide insights to organisations, while Data Scientists focus on using data to develop predictive models and algorithms.

While both Business Analysts and Data Analysts work with data, their focus is different. Business Analysts focus on improving business processes and strategies, while Data Analysts focus on analyzing data to provide insights to organisations.

Yes, Data Analysts should have knowledge of programming languages like SQL and Python. However, the level of coding required may vary depending on the job role and industry.