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Glad it was helpful!

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Hi Radhika, thanks for reaching out. I am so glad you found it helpful. Ok so to answer your question, I would say you need to understand what do you actually want to do. Where does your interest lie? And frankly, I wish someone had told this to me when I was planning to come here. Sit with yourself and ask or write down that what is it that you actually want to do and where do you see yourself in the next 5 years? If you dream of being a senior business analyst at a great firm, and really enjoy working on Excel and Power BI and also enjoy networking and communicating, go for business analytics. And I am not entirely sure of what scope is after commerce since I did not pursue that but I do feel that commerce is a huge field. You need to narrow it down to become a master at something. Like what exactly in commerce? Its important to have a specific knowledge about something rather than having a lot of knowledge about something generic. If your interest lies in something in commerce, I recommend googling about scope of commerce in Australia and what exactly job opportunities are there after your masters. Look at indeed, seek, linkedin and check the job postings and requirements. And also think of other things that interest you the most. Teaching has a huge scope in Australia too. See what you love doing. I hope this makes sense. Happy for you to ask anything else if its unclear.

Thank you so much for the reply. It did clear my doubts.

but as I don’t know anything starting from the basics of business analytics would it be tough for me…? if I choose it due to the job point of view

@@radhikasinghal3396 it wouldn’t be as tough. Its mostly power BI and Excel but as I said and your communication and networking skills really help too.

thank you so much for the reply.

Hi, I did Masters in Business Analytics.

@@priyanka_saluja did you got your field job?

@@sumitkulhari1814 Yep, working as a business analyst

Hey Gagan! I'm working on a lot of video suggestions and yours is definitely in my list. I just feel that before I dive into the specifics on my course, there are some very basic things that I can share to help the new and upcoming students. To answer your questions - I would say first up, think about what parts of business analytics really get you excited. Where do you see yourself in five years? If you dream of being a senior business analyst at a great firm, beefing up your Excel and Power BI skills is a good move. May be you can try out some real-world projects on Fiverr or Upwork to get some practical experience with actual datasets. This hands-on work isn’t just great for getting better at these tools-it’ll also give you cool stuff to talk about in job interviews confidently. I use Excel and Power BI every day in my current job as a business analyst, and they are absolute game-changers so make sure you know all the formulas, power query etc. Become a master at building dashboards and everything around PowerBI. And I would also say that don’t forget about your communication skills. They’re super important because it’s not just about the numbers-it’s about how you explain them and your data story. If you’re leaning more towards the technical side, diving into SQL, Python, and R is the way to go. They’re key for any serious data analysis and can really set you apart in tech-heavy roles. I wasn't taught these in my degree and never had interest on the technical side. One big piece of advice: make sure you enjoy what you’re doing. It’s the best way to avoid burnout and really love your work. While it’s great to have a packed resume with skills and projects from back home, a resume usually gets a quick look-over, less than 30 secs. So, your real superpower will be your ability to connect with people, network, and communicate what makes you special and unique. I have realised this after working at KPMG for almost 3 years now. Also since you have time, reflect on what you actually love to do. Are you into reading? If so, I’d love to recommend some books that could open up new ways of thinking and really sharpen your analytical edge- just say the word! Let me know what you think :)

@@priyanka_saluja Wow! Thanks for the insightful response! I can’t thank you enough for this! Having a commerce background i would say im not into tech side of the field but i am still planning to learn the basics of programming - sql and python, baki I’ll definitely give more importance to mastering excel nd power bi. And yes, I am into reading, although it has been a while since i picked a book so would love to start with the one’s you recommend! Again, really appreciate your response!🤗

@@022gaganjitsingh8 I wish someone had told me to think about what I actually love doing and I probably wouldn't have done business analytics. Hence my long response about your question. :) I would recommend reading some life related books, not really relating to business analytics. Since you have free time, it will be perfect to reflect on what you actually want. 1. Ikigai 2. Influence by Robert Cialdini 3. The Power of Now (could be a bit boring but it has been the most life changing book - I love it) 4. Four-Hour work week (if you plan to own a business one day) 5. The Almanack of Naval Ravikant 6. How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnege

@@priyanka_saluja i get that! Thanks for the recommendation! I’ve read 2 out of them, will start with the others soon! Also, it felt a relief to be in touch with someone who is in the place i want to be in. I hope to stay in touch once my journey begins! And congratulations for your permanent residency ofcourse! Also, This channel will grow v soon judging from the quality of content!

@@022gaganjitsingh8 Thank you!! Means a lot 🥹

Thanks Vidhi <3

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Glad you enjoyed it mate!

Thanks so much, I am glad you liked it! ❤️

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Heyyy, I appreciate your recognition of my channel! It means a lot to me.

Hi Gagan, thanks for checking out the channel and sharing your plans. I'll definitely look into making a video on business analytics and job opportunities and how to actually apply to land a job. All the best for your move here! :)

Hi there, thanks so much for reaching out. I will have to do a bit of a research on this as I have no idea about partner visa. I will get back to you soon but you can also visit this website and get all the information - immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/partner-offshore/provisional-309

Hi, thanks for reaching out. Sure, I would love to see your portfolio or a few videos that you've edited in the past. You can email me at [email protected]

Thanks for your support Asim. I am glad it was helpful. :)

Hey, depends on a lot of factors.

Heyy, that's so sweet! Thanks, I will continue helping all my younger siblings haha <3

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@@priyanka_saluja Always be with you 😊🤗

Hi there, I haven't heard about it much. Which course are you planning?

@@priyanka_saluja Master of physiotherapy

Is it free tho?

@@rabindramoktan3593 i don't know, I also asking

@@user-jr2tf2pn1n I my uni there is this facility but they are charging

Hi, I am not sure about private institutes. You should check their website, or email them. They will reply quickly.

@@priyanka_saluja okay

Hi Sourav, thanks for reaching out. Looks like it is in demand. I found that It is currently one of the faster growing of the regulated professions, with growth particularly strong in the past two years. But I highly recommend going to a registered agent who can tell you properly about its scope. Make sure you read reviews of the agents.

@@priyanka_saluja thank you for the reply

Hi Priya, thanks for reaching out. The situation is pretty tough but from my personal experience, I would say the jobs are more in regional areas. Melbourne & Sydney are pretty saturated but they are also the financial hubs. Its all about the strategies you use to apply jobs, wherever you are. Hope this helps.

Thank you so much!! Means a lot!

Hi Junaid, thanks for reaching out. I had a few friends who did cybersecurity and now have a job. It’s a space that has increasing demand. But since its relatively newer field, it has a alot of competition I believe. Same things apply though - applying lots of jobs, reaching out to recruiters personally and trying to stand out from every other applicant by sourcing internships, building networks. There are jobs and as per my knowledge, there is great scope but do your deeper research too.

In terms of PR, have a look at the occupational skilled list. I would suggest look at LinkedIn, seek and indeed for entry level jobs too, just to get an idea of current job opps.

Hello, thanks for reaching out. Yeh question bohot saare factors par depend karta hai. Kaunsi University hai, kaunse agent ke through aapne apply kia, course kabse start hai, kaunsi state me university hai. Harr state aur university ke alag rules hote hain. Lekin zaada se zaada 8 weeks me aajana chahiye. Agar 14 July tak nhi aaya, toh ho skta hai application kisi stage par atak gyi hai. Thoda sa aur wait krlo and then may be write an email to the Australian student visa department that what is the problem? Ask them after 8 weeks that what else documents do I need to provide you to get my visa quicker so atleast you know that what is the problem and you can take an action accordingly. I really hope ki aapki beti ka visa jaldi aaye. 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼

Hi there, thanks for reaching out. You can try indeed, seek and LinkedIn as they are the biggest platforms for jobs here. I would also suggest reaching out to recruiters directly on LinkedIn and asking them to schedule a zoom call to discuss about your experience and the job they’re hiring for. Personal touch always helps. It can be a lil difficult to get a job from India without a visa but if you can get a hold of a few recruiters, try to connect with them constantly, tell them that you have the desired skills, they can definitely consider you.

@@priyanka_saluja Great. Thanks you for genuine response. I will try and update you on this 🥰

Thank you so much Tanmay for your beautiful comment. So glad that you found this helpful. Yes, lots of helpful video coming soon!🫶🏻✨ All the best!

Oh sorry to hear that. Refusal kyu aaya?

@@priyanka_saluja migration act 500.212 my all documents were genuine I think sop was not strong is there any other way to come australia or I can reapply for Australia

@@aadigujjar07 I think you can definitely reapply. Are you going through a migration agent?? Tell them to build a strong sop and reapply. I think you have to wait 6 months before reapplying? A good migration agent can answer these questions.

I'm so glad! Thanks Vidhi🫶🏻

Hi, thanks for reaching out. What is Bsc mlt?

Hi there, thanks for reaching out. You can expect $75,000 to $90,000 as an entry level business analyst annually.

Heyy it’s great to hear that. All the best for your journey ahead and let me know if you have anything specific on your mind. I would love to make a video on it! Cheers!

Hi, interesting 🤔 I don’t know anyone that happened to live with 10 people and I know a lot of Indians here. Most Indians definitely live in share houses yes because that’s cheap to start with but then make their way to a better life (this is as per what I have seen). There are obviously worst cases.

@@priyanka_saluja you don't know anyone "personally" that lived/lives in sharehouse with 10 other people, most of them are illegal overstayers who can't rent or buy a house because they fear deportation.

Heyyy thanks so much. I am so glad you found it helpful. :)

Thanks, I am glad it was helpful. 😄

Hehe yesss, do go to the beach