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Data Analytics Learning Hub

Turn messy data into decisions with Excel, SQL, Python and clear charts. 6 lessons, a Skill Check and guided projects — free.

  • Free tutorials
  • Practice tests
  • Projects
Lessons
6
Reading time
66 min
Skill Check
12 questions
Projects
2

About this skill

Every company now collects more data than it can read: sales, app clicks, support tickets, attendance, delivery times. A data analyst turns that pile into answers a manager can act on — which product is losing money, why customers leave, where the delays happen. This track teaches the full workflow the way analysts actually do it: asking a sharp question, cleaning the data, analysing it in Excel, SQL and pandas, and presenting what you found in a way that changes a decision.

Who it is for: Students from any branch (including commerce and non-CS engineering), freshers targeting data analyst, business analyst or MIS roles, and working professionals who live in Excel and want to go further.

After this track you will be able to

  • Turn a vague business problem into clear, answerable questions
  • Clean real-world data: missing values, duplicates and inconsistent formats
  • Analyse data with Excel pivot tables, lookups and formulas
  • Write SQL with GROUP BY, JOINs and window functions
  • Explore and summarise data with Python pandas
  • Choose the right chart and present insights that lead to action
Not sure where to start? Take the Data Analytics Skill Check 12 questions · about 10 minutes · instant level and a score for every topic Start

Learning path

Lessons, in order

Each lesson takes about 10 minutes and ends with a small task. 0 of 6 completed.

  1. 1
    Thinking Like an AnalystThe analyst workflow, asking good questions and cleaning data you can trust.
  2. 2
    Excel & SQL for AnalysisPivot tables, lookups, GROUP BY, JOINs and window functions on real business data.
  3. 3
    Python, Charts & Storytellingpandas for analysis, then charts and dashboards that make people act.

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Data Analytics projects

Finish the lessons, then prove the skill with a project you can show.

FAQ

Data Analytics: common questions

Can I become a data analyst without a computer science degree?

Yes — it is one of the most open roles in tech. Many analysts come from commerce, mechanical, electronics or science backgrounds. Recruiters care about three things: SQL, Excel and a portfolio that shows you can find a real insight. This track covers all three.

Excel, SQL or Python — which should I learn first?

Excel first (you can be useful in a week), SQL second (it is asked in almost every analyst interview), then Python pandas for bigger or messier data. The lessons follow exactly that order.

Do I need Power BI or Tableau?

You need one dashboard tool, and it does not matter much which. The principles in the visualisation lesson — right chart, clear titles, one message per chart — apply to Power BI, Tableau and Looker Studio. Pick the one used by companies you are applying to.

How much statistics do I need?

For a fresher analyst role: averages, median, percentages, distributions and the idea of correlation vs causation. We explain each one when it comes up, with examples, not formulas first.

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