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Abinash Shankari am a student of Goa institute of management.

Beginner-Level 5

Big Data is a very niche course. GIM will be one of few colleges offering this course. So, by the time a student graduates in 2020, there will be a huge scope for the course.

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Abinash Shankari am a student of Goa institute of management.

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Sorry, we are not allowed to diverge the data.

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Sinchith Gowda

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If you Explain about your career then we will try to answr.

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Vikash Jain

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I would recommend you to go for Big Data Analytics, as the future lies in analysis and to derive conclusions from the same, be it any domain or industry.

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rahul r

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Future of MCA in Data Analytics:
1) According to Harvard Business Review, the Data Scientist is the Attractive Job of the 21st Century.
2) NASSCOM has estimated that from 50,000 today, the demand for Analytics professionals in India will grow to 2, 50,000.
3) Analytics is the next big thing that is already starting to transform businesses and their ability to compete by helping them make smarter decisions. Analytics is the new career of
choice for those who want to stay ahead. It is among the most well-paid careers (it is also among the well-paid first-jobs). Companies are now beginning to create an extremely
important new position called t
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Avantika Khare

Beginner-Level 5

Thank you for showing interest in Symbiosis Centre for Information Technology.
The profiles which the college offers are aligned with the industry requirements and with the increasing demand for data analytics and data science. SCIT has introduced MBA in DSDA in the year 2017 for the first time. Data analytics is used not only in IT domains but domains such as BFSI, Retail, manufacturing, healthcare, etc. And companies are looking for candidates with a techno-managerial profile which we offer.
You can keep checking our official website for this year's placements statistics.
Thank you
All the best.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

Scholar-Level 17

Big data analytics examines large amounts of data to uncover hidden patterns, correlations and other insights. Big data analytics helps organizations control their data and use it to identify new opportunities. This leads to smarter business moves, more efficient operations, and higher profits.
Eligibility:
This course is offered in both undergraduate as well as post graduate degrees. For UG, you need to have at least 60% in 10+2 or equivalent. One may also need to clear the entrance tests for some universities.
For PG programs, the admission is mostly based on entrance exams only.
Job prospects:
One can work as Data scientist, Big data con
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VISHNU AGARWAL

Contributor-Level 10

MSBI is a powerful Business Intelligence tool that is used by enterprises across the board for quick decision-making, coming up with in-depth reporting and deriving meaningful insights.
It is best for:
Software developers, ETL and Data Analysts.
Project Managers and Business Intelligence Professionals.
On learning MSBI you can work on critical projects that need extensive knowledge of SSAS, SSIS and SSRS. This can open the doors to high-paying jobs in the best companies.
It empowers users to gain access to accurate and up-to-date information for better decision making in an organization. It offers different tools for different processes whi
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Devi singh

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Data visualization is such a new field that I think anyone with enough time can gain the knowledge of even the most expert data visualizer. I think the key is passion. A passionate, dorky, unrelenting interest in taking data and turning it into something.
If you want to get started commercially, getting exposure is also very important: first have to know you exist, and second, they have to know that you specialize in data visualisation. So attending and speaking at conferences and workshops helps, get connected to key players in the field, get connected to potential clients, participate in contests, etc.

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