MBA (Business Analytics)

MBA (Business Analytics)

• MBA Business Analytics is a thorough investigation of data for businesses or organizations.
• It employs statistical analysis to provide insights into their performance and assist businesses in improving and profiting from past data.
• Computer simulation, optimization, statistics, decision analysis, artificial intelligence, and other topics are covered in this course.
• The course is divided into two sections, one on Business Analytics and the other on Advanced Analytics.

• Ensure that you received a decent grade in your bachelor's degree.
• Prepare for the examinations by studying the curriculum that has been marked up. Use recommended literature, past papers, and practice exams to aid you.
• Make every effort to break the entrances with the necessary cut-offs.
• Even if you cut, you must psychologically prepare for the next stage, which consists of personal interviews and group discussions.
• Keep track of exam dates, such as registration, receiving the admission card, and exam day.
• Keep your focus on your goals and keep up with current events around the globe.

• For career prospects, an MBA in Business Analytics provides skills and expertise in analytics, applied and theoretical statistics.
• Every industry, such as marketing, finance, consulting, and intelligence, may benefit from business analytics.
• Data analyst, data scientist, technical team leader, data mining specialist, and qualitative analyst are just a few of the job titles available.
• These students can work for businesses like Microsoft, Infosys, Wipro, Google Tata Group, Facebook, Linkedin, etc.
• Salary and benefits are excellent, ranging from INR 8 to 16 LPA on average.
• The training enables you to get quick solutions to business questions.
• A greater knowledge of consumer behaviour emerges with an MBA in Business Analytics.
• It provides organizations with on-demand business analytics reports.1

• To be eligible for an MBA in Business Analytics, students must have completed a bachelor's degree from a recognized university with a least 50 percent aggregate (45 percent for SC/ST category).
• Students who are awaiting final results or taking their final test are also eligible to apply.

• Successful postgraduates can work as Business Analysts, Project Managers, Data Analysts, Business Intelligence Experts, and Data Mining Experts, among other positions.
• Candidates will find work in financial services, retail, manufacturing, healthcare, oil and gas, social media, and gaming.
• Accenture, HP, IBM, Cognizant, Tata Consultancy Services, American Express, and other well-known employers.

• In the descriptive statistical analysis, you'll be given the task of gaining a solid understanding of how to use data to analyze and solve problems in the past and future.
• Predictive analysis is the study of your company's historical business performance.
• You will investigate and sort out optimization techniques to enhance effectiveness and other variables. As a result, the company's profits improve.