Accounting & Commerce

Dear Manish,
Well, you can learn in multiple ways, some people learn everything online while some join programs and courses to become a data scientist. I think one needs to cover a certain topics online while certain topics can only be learnt in classroom training module.
Python Basics, Intermediate and Advanced statistics, Probability and Linear Algebra, Linear Regression, Time Series and Cost Function, Types of Data & Exploratory Data Analysis, Collecting, extracting, querying, cleaning, and aggregating data for analysis, Data Sources, Cleaning and Wrangling, Working with APIs and Web Scraping.
These will help you learn the advanced topics of data Science faster and in depth. I would always recommend data Science aspirants to go for a programme which is classroom-based, instructor-led and heavily practice driven. You will come across a lot of institutions, courses, programs that will help you learn data Science. Some are way expensive while some are reasonable. But, one very important thing to keep in mind while you are enrolling for such courses is to know the worth of it in terms of knowledge and what at the end of the course you are developing within yourself. Remember: "80% practical & 20% theory".
Hope this helps.

Aurobindo is not great but it is better than Deshbandhu, I wouldn't call Aurobindo good either, but it's decent and the degree has a lot of value. Since it's a part of University of Delhi the placements are good and the lecturers are the most highly qualified people in the country, but what makes this college not so good is the crowd. The crowd of this college doesn't have a very good reputation and that obviously affects the image of the entire college. Secondly, the infrastructure is also not good either, but as compared to many other Delhi University colleges Ill say it again, that its decent. So, I would obviously not recommend anyone to go to this college over Narsee or Christ, or even Symbiosis, but it is definitely the best option in Delhi if you want to stay here. It's much better than IP University colleges or any private institution. If you're getting some better college in DU like, Bhagat Singh, CVS, Dyal Singh then go for one of them, but if the other colleges your getting are Deshbandhu, Ramanujan or Shyamlal then go for Aurobindo.

It is actually, the best college in up for any undergraduate course. The teachers are really nice and actually know what they are teaching. They are specialized and seems to have a great experience as well. So studies wise, it's a big yes. There is a big library in the college itself, one can issue books from there so there is no need to spend money buying books from outside. Mobile phones are not allowed on the campus and attendance is quite strict (though I have bunked quite a few times myself).The college is not so big, so infrastructure wise, one can be a bit disappointed. Also, my section itself has around 120 students so I feel it's a bit overcrowded. Hardly any extracurricular activity in the college so college life becomes so monotonous. They didn't even host a fresher's for us.
My friends are pursuing CA/CS with it and find it to be a little bit difficult because it becomes a tat bit difficult to manage both of it simultaneously. Overall, it's a really good college from the study point of view. If you want something more than just a degree then I may not recommend it.

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