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Hi, Coding is not required, but I suggest you learn basic SQL. Some companies might expect that.

Hi, I couldn't suggest any specific BA course because I haven't joined any. However, I recommend trying resources available on UA-cam and LinkedIn. After that, check the institutes near your home and approach them for a course that offers placement support.

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I would recommend the Nextleap product management course.

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Yes Siva, you are eligible. start learning about BA and apply for jobs.

Before answering, I need your basic education and career details then only I can suggest. Share your information to this email id - ashwinkrishnan40@gmail.com I will address it there.

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Hi Jenifer, It's great to hear that you're also from St. Joseph's! Keep pushing forward with your efforts. All the best, and let's stay in touch.

Hi, Janani you don't need to make a project in any application that part will be taken care of by developers. I think you are a bit confused about the BA role. Did you watch my first video? - ua-cam.com/video/znJX12wELhI/v-deo.html

Both are good, In the above two, I would prefer BSc Computer Science with Data Analytics because here you get a chance to learn about programming and data manipulation tools (e.g., Python, R, SQL) So in the future, you can become a BA or data analyst

Yes, a fresher can become an Agile Business Analyst Learn Agile methodologies such as Scrum, Kanban, and SAFe online. Try to join an Intern or entry-level BA job for exp.

Yes you can, but you need to do the following things: 1. Identify skills from your previous experience that are relevant to business analysis, such as problem-solving, communication, analysis, and project management. 2. Explain the gap in your resume in a professional and positive way. 3. If possible do Business Analyst courses

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Yes, It is worth you can add it to your resume.

I appreciate your efforts and thoughts. You can try this as well since you are in Bangalore, where you can find many coaching institutes with placement support. Please note: if you are going to an institution, ask them clearly what role is best for you. Also, since you have a career gap, ensure they really provide placement support. Six months is a long duration, so try to choose a three-month course because you might lose interest. I suggest you learn some independent skills so you can start a business in bakery, food, Aari works, or stitching.

I am not sure about the Master's degree. I could only find courses that last 3, 6, or at most 12 months. Check this website for Abroad universities - www.hotcoursesabroad.com/india/training-degrees/international/product-management-courses/cgory/ba.2-4/sin/ct/programs.html

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Could you tell me your roles and responsibilities in your company? so that based on that I can suggest the role bro. Tell me your day to day work.

Hi Dharani, Yes, you can. What I would advise is to first gain domain knowledge by getting an entry-level job. After one year, you can update your resume to reflect your experience as a Business Analyst (BA), making it easier to switch roles. For example, if you choose the finance domain, it’s best not to change domains.

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I was talking about the scrum master role bro. The Scrum Master is responsible for ensuring that the team's progress is transparent to all stakeholders. This includes maintaining a visible product backlog and burn-down chart. Additionally, the Scrum Master ensures clear communication between the team, the Product Owner, and any other stakeholders.

Yes, bro, you can become a BA in your healthcare domain itself.

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Sure bro, I will make one video for that.

Hy Sugan I made a special video for IIBA please check it - ua-cam.com/video/Ut8JGAUVlyg/v-deo.html

If you have previous work experience as a project coordinator, have worked with various stakeholders, and possess a strong problem-solving mindset, you can highlight these experiences to demonstrate that you are well-suited for a business analyst role. This will help convince your interviewer of your fit for the position.