Can non-technical students pursue an MBA in Data Analytics?

<p>Yes, non-technical students can pursue an MBA in Data Analytics. For even better practical industry training and job readiness, the&nbsp;<strong>IIM SKILLS Data Analytics Course</strong>&nbsp;is highly recommended, as it's designed for learners from all backgrounds and equips you with hands-on skills and strong placement support.</p>

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<p dir="ltr">Yes definitely.&nbsp;</p><p dir="ltr"><strong>IIM SKILLS</strong> offers a six-month <strong>Data Analytics</strong>&nbsp; programme featuring live classes, lifetime access to resources, and integrated placement assistance.&nbsp;</p><p>If your aim is to enroll in a programme for the purpose of learning both basic and advanced analytics, such as Excel/statistics, and then transitions into SQL, Python, or R, plus data visualization then they cover it all and more.</p><p>The most important part is that which stream you come from doesn't matter, because they go step by step advancing in levels so that even a novice can slowly grasp the concept and gain expertise.&nbsp; It does come down to your own efforts and understanding too. Hope this helps! Cheers!&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Yes, even the students from non-technical backgrounds like <strong>Commerce</strong>, <strong>Humanities</strong>, and <strong>Business Studies</strong> can pursue an &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/mba-in-data-analytics-chp"&gt;MBA in Data Analytics&lt;/a&gt;. However, they should be willing to learn programming (Python, SQL), statistics and data visualization tools during the course. Many Colleges offer foundation courses to help non-tech students understand the basics of data analytics.</p>

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