Applications open for IIT- Madras online data science course
CHENNAI: Indian Institute of Technology - Madras is calling for applications for the next batch of the online data science program.
The course, which aims at making a data scientist out of anyone who has cleared Class XII and studied English and Maths in Class X, regardless of their geographic location, academic background and profession, will commence its next batch in September.
A total of 7,116 learners have joined the first batch of the foundation level after clearing the qualifier process.
Students can pursue the course along with their on-campus courses. The last date to apply for the next batch is August 30.
The course, which aims at making a data scientist out of anyone who has cleared Class XII and studied English and Maths in Class X, regardless of their geographic location, academic background and profession, will commence its next batch in September.
IIT- M said the course has attracted learners from 27 states and five Union territories for the foundation level, with participants ranging from students, bankers, engineers, researchers, managers, teachers, and CEOs and others. It also provides a unique opportunity to study from IIT-Madras without having to go through Joint Entrance Examination (JEE).
IIT-Madras offers the diploma in programming and data science with a unique model of learning combining online course delivery with in-person evaluation. IIT-Madras is providing scholarships up to 75% of the course fee to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
A total of 7,116 learners have joined the first batch of the foundation level after clearing the qualifier process.
Students can pursue the course along with their on-campus courses. The last date to apply for the next batch is August 30.
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