Question 1

How do the sessions work?

Accepted Answer

Sessions are 1-on-1 or small evening groups, held after office hours over a video call. Each course runs across a handful of sessions — you'll find the exact count on every course card. We work on real datasets end to end, so you finish with something you can actually show.

Question 2

Are classes online or in person?

Accepted Answer

Primarily online, so we can work together no matter where you are. Screen-share, live query and dashboard building, and recordings on request. In-person can be arranged for learners in Mumbai — just ask.

Question 3

What does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Pricing is on request while rates are being finalised. The quote depends on the format (1-on-1 vs group), how many sessions you need, and your goals — 1-on-1 career coaching is priced per person. Message me with what you're after and I'll give you a clear, no-obligation number for your case.

Question 4

Do I need prior experience?

Accepted Answer

No. Most courses run Beginner → Advanced and start from the fundamentals. If you already work with data, we'll skip ahead and go deeper — the plan is tailored to where you actually are.

Question 5

How do I schedule and reschedule?

Accepted Answer

Book a session from the portal after you sign in. You'll see available slots, confirm a time, and can reschedule from the same place if something comes up. You'll get email reminders, and a Google Meet link is added automatically.

Question 6

What's the refund policy?

Accepted Answer

If plans change, refunds follow the terms on the Refund and Class Policy pages (linked in the footer). The short version: reach out early and I'll be fair about it.

Question 7

Which tools will I learn?

Accepted Answer

Depends on the course — Tableau, Power BI, SQL / T-SQL, Advanced Excel, or Base SAS. Everything is taught the way it's used on real BI work: correct data models, performant queries, and dashboards a business will actually trust.

Question 8

With AI tools like Copilot, is learning SQL and Power BI still worth it?

Accepted Answer

More than ever. AI now automates a chunk of the repetitive query-and-chart work — which makes the fundamentals MORE valuable, not less: clean data models, SQL you can verify, statistical judgement, and explaining what the numbers mean. Tools like Copilot in Microsoft Fabric sit on top of your semantic model; if the model is wrong, the AI is confidently wrong. My courses teach the durable skills first, then where AI genuinely helps an analyst move faster.

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