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Hello, For Data science career path, I am confused between
Mastercard - Consultant role or
ZS Associates - Data Science Associate Consultant role
I know WLB might be a concern in ZS, but the work in Data science is good compared to more analytics work in mastercard . (all statements from research) .
My major factors are WLB, good work, good company and good exit opportunities.
Thoughts?
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Best thing you can do is use the syllabus from scaler listed in the website and create your own content from free available resource.I dont think one need to speed 3lakh for a course.
You can use use educative. io for handson on python,sql and ml system design.
Books to follow and read cover to cover in order mentioned : 1.handson ml with sklearn and keras(Note the ml and dl from appliedaicourse mostly matches with this book) ,2. Approaching Almost Any Machine Learning Problem-Abhisek Thakur.
This will take 6-8 months to complete.
Finally register for ineuron interview preparation will be rs3000 and mock interviews,more 2 months.
Great Man, being a Data Scientist myself this is a great process which you mentioned
i am a student there , you can text me
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Honestly saying, if u asked me for any course a decade back then it’s completely diff story. In today’s world lot of materials available over internet! Spending money is not worthy bro / sis!
I think what he is trying to know is- Even we are capable of spending 3L, Is it worth the hype? Even I am looking for the same thing haven't decided yet. I am in a yes no yes no kind a situation. But remember they are going to start from very basics like Python beginner, intermediate, advanced. Then DSA then into data science basics and Advanced. One such course was Applied AI course by Applied roots but it again merged with Scalar. Not sure if there are any other course competing with Scalar DSML course in market now. Please let me know if anyone has any idea. Would love to check it out.
I transition to Machine Learning after many years of senior backend position. Have added my suggestion below for both of you.
But the support they give is worth the money, you can schedule 1:1 people, who are actually working in big companies and you can request TA help anytime at any day to understand the concept again.
You can have mock interviews with techies on any topic.
Anyways depends on one's opinion
The short answer is No, it is not.
The long answer is:
What they give is everything in one place, collated and in the form of a syllabus and assignments. Because most people are not driven or disciplined enough, it seems to make sense to them. In the era of web 2.0, 99% of what you want to learn is available for free on the internet.
The other side of the story is that people like Krish Naik are teaching complex concepts for free on Youtube. Many people won't try to just download their syllabus and prepare each topic one by one. To them I would say Krish Naik's paid courses are hosted on iNeuron, the lifetime membership of which will cost you less than 5% of what Scaler charges.
As far as referrals are concerned, you can network on FishBowl or LinkedIn to get them. So decide for yourself.
It's not worth the 3Lakhs , coz in the end what it bestows is knowledge,
Yes, if someone has 3L to spare, it'll make the journey easier...
But in the end, even they'll tell you that it depends on the work you put in..
You can start with less costly courses like padhai labs 5K course by IIT-madras professors ..
Go for Univ.AI instead. The course content, the professors and dedication of the team to get your goals met from their end is another level. Needless to mention the individuals from the best engineering backgrounds are already moving ahead in industry with them and if you're planning to go for higher education, the courses makes you stand way apart from the crowd and can help you choose your field.
Not worth it. Two reasons. First, the amount of content they have posted on their syllabus could not be covered in 14 months as they claim. Second, the classes are horrendously long ~4 hours, only shaktiman can concentrate for classes this long, if you join this will turn into a horror show because you will be learning math. I love math, but classes this long will easily get you bored because concepts in math are chained and you need to understand/implement/practice a concept before moving to another. I would suggest Coursera and YouTube content for learning. ML/DS from Scaler academy is a big no, you can consider their DSA course though.
An excellent way of wasting money.
I have a first hand experience with them.
They just lure you for money and after joining the course in the name of technical, they teach you school knowledge which is absolutely free in youtube.
I won't go for it personally. Lot of quality data, tutorials, blogs, videos, repos out there. if you know how to sail through it there is no need to spend single rupee.
If you are ready to give your efforts, it is worth more than anything else.
Opportunity cost is something that everyone should consider too.