Business Analytics program launched in IITs

New Delhi, Apr 17 (UNI) Ivory Education, one of the companies focused on transforming education, has launched a Certificate Programme in Business Analytics from IIT Delhi, a statement here said on Wednesday.
The program will commence from July 2019.
Business Analytics is a game changer that will help organisations excel by compiling, analysing and interpreting information that will be useful for business. This program has been designed for building state-of-the-art skills in the area of Business Analytics. It covers all the modules required to excel in this area.

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BENGALURU, APR 26 (UNI):- Voter showing mark of indelible ink after casting their votes at a polling booth during the 2nd Phase of General Elections-2024 at Office of the Sub Health Officer, Shivaji nagar in Bengaluru, Karnataka on Friday. UNI PHOTO-116U

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WARDHA, APR 26 (UNI):- Voters standing in the queue to cast their votes, at a polling booth, during the 2nd Phase of General Elections-2024 in Wardha, Maharashtra on Friday. UNI PHOTO-114U

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DADRI, APR 26 (UNI):- Women shows her ink-marked finger after casting vote at a polling station in Dadri Gautam Buddha Nagar District, on Friday. UNI PHOTO-PSB12U

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