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What are the topics we need to study in aptitude for a Data Analysts course?

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Asked by PRAGYA SALONI

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    Ketan Methe | Contributor-Level 7

    9 months ago

    Probably, preparatory sections of aptitude tests in data analyst programs will be as follows:

     

    1. Mathematics: Percentages, Ratios, Probability, Algebra.

     

    2. Logical Reasoning: Problem-solving, Puzzles, Patterns.

     

    3. Statistics: Mean, Median, Mode, and Data Distribution.

     

    4. Data Interpretation: Reading graphs, tables and charts.

    Introduction to Programming: Basic Training in Python, SQL, or R.

    Critical Thinking: Infer from Datasets and Generate Insights.

    These listed below are the core building blocks towards the accumulation of analytical skills towards becoming a data analyst. 

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