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Based on my own experience, I think this roadmap will answer all the questions of how to become a data analyst from zero, which technologies and programming languages are better to know, what kind of soft skills do we need, how do I start my professional career in this field.

  • Updated Dec 1, 2023

The IPL EDA (Exploratory Data Analysis) was conducted, revealing valuable insights. The analysis focused on various aspects such as player performance, team statistics, and match outcomes. Key findings include trends in run-scoring, top performers, and team dynamics. The EDA offers actionable insights for teams and fans to make data-driven decision

  • Updated Jul 17, 2023
  • Python

Explore restaurant scene in 3 Indian metros (174 restaurants). Valuable resource for researchers, analysts & food enthusiasts to study dining & delivery ratings, preferences, cuisines, pricing, trends, & customer satisfaction. Make data-driven decisions for restaurant business & food choices.

  • Updated Jul 18, 2023
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A cost analysis dataset of region-wise different IT departments was used for this project. I used excel and powerBI query tools to analyze and build the relational model. After that used different visualization tools to show different budgets and forecasts comparisons.

  • Updated Jun 10, 2021

Project description. I developed a weekly credit card dashboard for real-time insights using Excel, SQL, and Power BI. The project included data cleaning, database creation, and visualization. Key insights included identifying top-performing cards and analyzing revenue factors. This demonstrates my proficiency in these tools for accurate analysis.

  • Updated May 11, 2024

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