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Industry-focused analytics courses for managers and professionals. Excel to Power BI, SQL to financial modelling — taught by two people with fourteen years in the classroom, who use these tools every working day.

Industry relevant

Skills you can apply at work immediately.

Hands-on

Real datasets and real business problems.

Built for working hours

Short sessions that fit around a job.

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Two instructors, not a support queue.

Courses Under Development

Eleven courses across four tracks, all being built now. Nothing is open for enrolment yet — tell us which one you want and we'll finish that one next.

Foundations

XL

Excel for Managers

From a blank sheet to clean, reliable analysis you can put in front of your boss.

BeginnerComing Soon
XL+

Advanced Excel for Managers

Lookups, pivots, Power Query and the modelling habits that keep a workbook trustworthy.

IntermediateComing Soon
W

Advanced MS Word

Long documents that behave — styles, sections, references, and reports that don't fall apart.

All levelsComing Soon

Analytics

BA

Business Analytics

Turning messy business data into a decision someone can actually act on.

BeginnerComing Soon
FA

Financial Analytics

Reading financial data properly: ratios, trends, variance, and what they're really telling you.

IntermediateComing Soon
HR

HR Analytics

Headcount, attrition, hiring and engagement measured in a way HR and finance both accept.

BeginnerComing Soon

Tools

BI

Power BI — basics to advanced

From a connected data source to a dashboard people open every Monday morning.

All levelsComing Soon
Py

Python for Managers

Enough Python to automate the boring half of your week. No computer science required.

BeginnerComing Soon
R

Basics of R Studio for Managers

A gentle first pass at R for people who need statistics more than they need software.

BeginnerComing Soon
SQL

MySQL for Managers

Ask the database your own questions instead of waiting three days for a report.

BeginnerComing Soon

Finance

FM

Financial Modelling

Build a model from first principles — assumptions, structure, sensitivity, and a sanity check.

IntermediateComing Soon
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About AD Analytics

Two working teachers, not a content farm. Whoever's name is on a course is the person you learn from and the person who answers when you're stuck.

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Ananth Rohith Bhat P

Excel · Business Analytics · Financial Modelling

Ananth has spent fourteen years teaching management, with subjects running from digital business and e-commerce through to the analytics side of an MBA. Most of what he teaches started as a problem on his own desk.

When his department needed course outcomes tracked across every subject, he built the system himself — spreadsheets first, then a full portal — because nothing off the shelf fitted how the work actually ran. That's the approach here too: start from the thing you're stuck on at work, find the smallest tool that solves it, and skip the theory that doesn't earn its place.

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Deepthi Dinesh

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Deepthi co-founded AD Analytics with Ananth and teaches alongside him. Between them, the eleven courses split along the lines they each teach best.

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Job-ready skills

Built around what employers in this region are actually asking for.

Real projects

You finish each course with work you can show someone.

Certificate on completion

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