r/DataAnalytics_India • u/frustratedasf35 • 15h ago
What is wrong with this job market? 😭
Role: Data analyst
Expected experience : 1 to 3 years
Who the hell they gonna even shortlist from this
job was posted literally 3 days ago 😭
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/RiK_13 • Aug 20 '25
Check it out here
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/frustratedasf35 • 15h ago
Role: Data analyst
Expected experience : 1 to 3 years
Who the hell they gonna even shortlist from this
job was posted literally 3 days ago 😭
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/Excellent-Minute-868 • 5h ago
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/Commercial-Lack-3810 • 21h ago
Hi Myself M(26) from Pune, Maharashtra.
I am actively looking for a data analyst job, and for that I'm continuously applying through Naukri, Foundit, Indeed and LinkedIn. Today I got a call in which a woman said she was calling from AAI(AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA) and there are several openings for IT and non-IT profiles. As I spoke further, she said they have many openings for Data Analysts throughout India. At first, I thought it was a legit call, but when I asked Where did you get my profile, as I didn't remember applying for AAI, she said through an online portal. As I got a little curious and asked one more time, like, "Can you tell me the exact platform?" she fumbled. At this point, I knew something was fishy. She said we're offering you around 40- 45 K in-hand salary, and for that, you have to give an online interview. The first round will be telephonic, the second online interview and if needed, you have to come for a face-to-face interview. I said yes to that. Then she said that, as your profile is not registered and is non-referral, you have to pay Rs 1200, which is refundable if you fail the interview.
At this point, I was convinced that this is a SCAM. So I said that this seems like a scam and you're looting money from people which is desperately looking for a job. She said, " No, sir, you can check the AAI website and all." As I told her, after checking there so such job openings on the official portal, and I started confronting her. I told her this way is not gonna work; she cut the call.
I want to tell you pls be aware of such fraud calls and fake job offers; there are plenty of them in the market. I already worked with 2 companies in the past, so I know nobody asks for money or fees that are refundable if you didn't get selected for a job when they're calling you from a company. People like me who are desperately looking for a job are their main target, as we don't think that much when we get a call for a job due to excitement.
So be aware.
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r/DataAnalytics_India • u/UnderstandingNo2008 • 1d ago
Hi everyone I have a Masters in Psychology and I absolutely love statistical analysis and research design
For the longest time I've wanted to be able to design real world projects that can create a huge impact from a psychological point of view
I'm good at identifying variables and hypothesising
But I have no clue as to how to begin with real code and python libraries to engineer analyse and present applicable insights from raw data
I would like to transition from therapeutics to behaviour science for businesses very soon
Can anyone please point out how that works and alif there are success stories from people starting as I am..
Thanks so much
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/rmndagar • 2d ago
Anybody having any kind of experience for the jr data scientist role at data scientist
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/TypicalCompote9461 • 2d ago
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/_ash_22Z • 3d ago
I think this field of DATA ANALYTICS has also already become too much saturated , crowded and highly competitive
Even People from good college, having good skills and internships are struggling to land even Entry level job
I have already seen many cases
Candidates having all the requirements struggling to land job
What could be the solution to this issue ? As it's said no matter what the situation there is always some way to move ahead
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/Calm_Tailor6958 • 2d ago
I am in final year and i regret not doing internships earlier. I was busy in society and case comps. I am also confused in deciding the domain for internships. I know excel and i am learning SQL for data analyst. Will this be sufficient to land me a good one? And most ask for experience, which i don't have and this is the main reason why i keep procrastinating.
I just did one internship before and it is completely irrelevant to data analyst. Please tell the roadmap for getting a decent one for data analyst role.
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/sai-akhil3010 • 2d ago
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/sai-akhil3010 • 2d ago
Hi everyone, my name is Akhil. I recently completed my Bachelor’s in ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) in India, and I’m planning to pursue a Master’s in Data Analytics at NCI for the January intake. I have already received an offer from NCI for the MSc in Data Analytics.
Now I have to make a big decision about my career, and I would really appreciate some honest advice from people who are already in Ireland or have experience with the Irish job market.
Since I don’t have any work experience, is it worth doing a Master’s in Ireland, especially at NCI? After completing the Master’s, how realistic is it to get a job in Data Analytics or a related tech role? I understand that getting a job is not guaranteed, but I would like to know how the current situation is for fresh graduates.
I also have some questions about living in Dublin:
* How difficult and expensive is it to find accommodation?
* How is the part-time job market for international students?
* On average, how long does it take students to find a part-time job?
* Is my expectation of finding a part-time job within 3–5 months realistic?
My second option is to stay in India, prepare for a suitable tech role, and get a job here. After gaining 2–3 years of experience, I could consider moving abroad again. However, the job market in India is also quite competitive, and I feel that with proper coaching and preparation, I could potentially get a job within around 6 months.
The estimated cost of my Master’s in Ireland is around €12,000 for tuition fees, plus approximately €8,000 for my initial living expenses and flight costs for the first five months. After that, I would have to manage my living expenses through part-time work.
So, I’m currently confused between these two paths:
Option 1: Go to Ireland for the Master’s, build skills and connections, and try to secure a full-time job after graduation.
Option 2:Stay in India, focus on getting a job and gaining 2–3 years of experience, and then consider moving abroad.
I would really appreciate honest opinions, especially from people who have recently completed their Master’s in Ireland or are currently working there. Please share your experience regarding jobs, accommodation, part-time work, and whether you think this investment is worth it.
Thank you!
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/Beautiful_Welder_733 • 2d ago
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/Antique-Spare21 • 2d ago
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Hi everyone,
I’m a recent Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering graduate looking for entry-level Analyst / IT roles in Navi Mumbai, or nearby areas.
A little about my profile:
\- 🎓 B.E. in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering
\- 💼 5 months of internship experience
\- 📊 CGPA: 7.64
\- 💻 Skills: Power BI, SQL, Python, MS Excel, DAX, Data Cleaning, Data Modeling, Data Visualization, KPI Reporting, Dashboarding, DBMS, ETL/ELT
\- 🤖 Additional exposure to Machine Learning, Generative AI, LLMs and Prompt Engineering
\- 📈 Built Power BI dashboards and worked on data analysis projects during internships and independently
\- 📍 Looking preferably around Navi Mumbai / Mumbai
I’m currently looking for opportunities such as Data Analyst, Business Analyst, Reporting Analyst, BI Analyst, Junior Analyst, or entry-level IT/technology roles.
If anyone knows about openings, referrals, or companies currently hiring freshers for similar roles, I’d really appreciate it if you could share them or point me in the right direction.
Could anyone tell me if going to airoli mindspace worth it. Will I get any above listed job roles?
Thank you! 🙏
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/Old-Substance-4782 • 3d ago
Please any one have a question bank for this certificate please send it to me or any mock test
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/optimist_analyst • 3d ago
Hey everyone,
I am actively looking for a remote, unpaid data analyst internship or volunteer role to gain practical experience and contribute to real-world projects.
Skills & Tools:
What I am looking for:
If your team needs an extra pair of hands to clean data, build reports, or automate routine spreadsheets, please drop a comment or send a DM.
Thanks for your time!
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/Brief_Document_7968 • 4d ago
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m currently looking for Data Analyst job opportunities or internships in Mumbai or Pune.
I’m a fresher with skills in:
I’m open to full-time roles, internships, and entry-level opportunities.
If you know of any openings or have any leads, please DM me. I’d really appreciate your help! 🙏
Thank you!
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/StopClassic9736 • 3d ago
I have completed my BCom in Computer Applications and am currently pursuing a 5-month Business Analytics course. I would like to know what career opportunities or further steps would be best for me after completing the course.
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/daddy_of_trump • 4d ago
PROJECT 1 : https://employee-attrition-prediction01.streamlit.app/
PROJECT 2 : https://github.com/kushagra27jain-tech/Coffee_store
AM I ON RIGHT TRACK FOR DA ROLE AND OTHER NON TECH
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/Full-Mousse-6006 • 4d ago
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/PhysicalYou7230 • 5d ago
Hi everyone
I have 2 years 4 months of experience. I started in May 2024 as a Business Analyst at a small startup. It was remote, and I eventually got promoted to Team Lead. After 2 years, I was earning around ₹7 LPA.
In May 2026, I switched to Times group as a Data Analyst at around ₹10 LPA. I've been here for 3 months. My work is mainly around reporting, product analytics and growth using GA4, SQL, Excel, etc.
I was excited about the switch because I wanted experience in a bigger company, but I'm finding the transition quite difficult.
A few things I'm dealing with:
I'm outside for around 12–13 hours a day because of work + commute.
I got very little KT because the person handling the work was already serving their notice when I joined.
I've mostly had to figure things out myself while the expectations are quite high.
I'm expected to contribute to revenue/growth, analytics and AI-related projects, but I haven't had much mentorship so far.
There have also been layoffs recently, which has added to the uncertainty.
I'm struggling to meet expectations and my confidence has definitely taken a hit.
My manager has scheduled a performance review on Monday, and I'm not sure what to expect. They might fire me i think.
I'm trying to decide what the best career move is:
Should I start interviewing while continuing this job?
Or should I give this role all my effort and try to improve?
How badly would leaving after 3–4 months affect my CV?
Would you consider this a good enough reason to leave, or am I just having a difficult adjustment period?
What would you recommend I discuss/ask in the performance review?
What would you do if you were in my position?
Honestly feeling like my life is over and I am not good enough. What to do now
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/Obvious__Lee__ • 5d ago
r/DataAnalytics_India • u/Weekly-Dragonfly-187 • 6d ago
25F. I'm applying for data analyst entry level jobs and internships. But not a single call. Please help me. Is there something wrong with my resume?