Tableau Training in Hyderabad
— Dashboards, LOD and Certification
Tableau training in Hyderabad at Data Analytics Masters takes you from your first data connection to LOD expressions, interactive dashboards and a published Tableau Public portfolio. Sixteen modules and five projects over 30 days, taught live by a certified trainer with 9+ years of experience, as classroom batches near JNTU Metro or live online. No coding required.
📊 Course snapshot
Duration
30 days
Mode
Classroom + live online
Modules
16 modules, 14 tools
Level
Complete beginner to advanced
Trainer
Mr. Harish, 9+ years
Location
Near JNTU Metro, Hyderabad
Live instructor-led
Classroom near JNTU + online
LOD expressions and dashboards
5 hands-on projects
Lifetime access to recordings
Placement assistance
16
Curriculum modules
14
Tools and technologies
30
Days of live training
5
Hands-on projects
At a glance
Tableau Training in Hyderabad — Quick Facts
Everything a prospective learner asks a counsellor in the first two minutes.
Course
Tableau Training in Hyderabad
Location
Near JNTU Metro Station, Hyderabad
Training mode
Classroom + live online + corporate
Duration
30 days
Classroom fee
₹18,000
Online fee
₹20,000
Corporate training
Available, customised syllabus
Curriculum
16 modules, 14 tools, 5 projects
Key topics
Calculations, LOD, dashboards, maps, publishing
Trainer
Mr. Harish, 9+ years
Session time
Weekday and weekend batches
Prerequisites
None. No programming background needed.
Career outcomes
Placement support and career outcomes
What we do, stated plainly, and what we do not claim.
Resume and portfolio review
Your CV is rebuilt around the five dashboards you actually built, using the terms Tableau and BI recruiters screen for.
Mock interviews
Tableau technical rounds on calculations, LOD expressions and dashboard design, plus the round every interview uses: walk me through this dashboard.
Tableau Public portfolio
Your dashboards published publicly, so a recruiter can open your work in one click rather than take your word for it.
LinkedIn optimisation
Headline, skills and project section, so recruiter search actually surfaces you for Tableau and BI roles.
Internship option
An internship option is available with the classroom programme, based on your completed project work.
What we don't promise
No job guarantee, no guaranteed salary, no placement percentage. Any institute quoting those numbers cannot evidence them either.
Companies hiring Tableau and BI professionals in Hyderabad
These are employers advertising Tableau developer, BI and data analyst roles in the Hyderabad market. We prepare you for their interview process. We are not claiming a hiring partnership with them.
TCS
Infosys
Wipro
Cognizant
Deloitte
Accenture
Capgemini
HCLTech
Tech Mahindra
LTIMindtree
Amazon
Genpact
Why choose us
Why choose this Tableau training in Hyderabad
Every reason below is something you can verify before you pay.
Our Tableau training in Hyderabad starts with connecting to data and finishes with a dashboard published where anyone can open it. Every view is built in class on real data, not watched on a slide.
Sixteen modules cover data connections, joins and blending, groups, sets and hierarchies, filters and their order of operations, calculated fields, table calculations, LOD expressions, chart selection, formatting, maps, dashboards, advanced interactivity, stories and forecasting, and publishing.
It finishes with five projects — a sales performance dashboard, a cohort analysis built with LOD expressions, a geographic map, an executive KPI story and a published Tableau Public portfolio.
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01
Advanced
LOD expressions get a full module
FIXED, INCLUDE and EXCLUDE, and when each is right. LOD is what separates confident Tableau users from beginners.
— Module 9
02
Accuracy
Filter order of operations
Why your filter did not do what you expected. Most self-taught users get wrong numbers here without noticing.
— Module 6
03
Depth
Table calculations properly
Running totals, percent of total, rank, plus addressing and partitioning — the part tutorials skip.
— Module 8
04
Visible
A published portfolio
Your final project goes live on Tableau Public. A recruiter opens it in one click, on any device, with nothing installed.
— Module 16
05
Judgement
Chart choice, not chart building
Anyone can make a bar chart. We teach why a given question needs a given chart.
— Module 10
06
Dashboards
Two dashboard modules
Basic layout and actions, then drill-down, containers, device layouts and performance tuning.
— Modules 13 and 14
07
Geographic
Maps included
Geographic roles, filled and symbol maps, custom geocoding and layers. A surprising share of real dashboards need them.
— Module 12
08
Certification
Honest certification advice
We tell you when the portfolio beats the badge, and we do not quote exam prices we have not verified.
— Ask a counsellor
09
Correctness
Joins and blending taught carefully
Combining sources in Tableau silently duplicates rows if you get it wrong. We verify row counts in the lab.
— Module 4
10
Duration
30 days, realistically
Long enough to reach LOD expressions properly, short enough to fit alongside a job.
— Weekday and weekend
11
Accountability
Named trainer, 9+ years
Mr. Harish teaches the Tableau batches. Ask about his background before you enrol.
— Certified trainer
12
Flexible
Classroom or live online
Classroom batches near JNTU Metro, live online anywhere, with recorded sessions for revision.
— Both modes
Course curriculum
Tableau Course Syllabus — 16 Modules
Sixteen modules that take you from a first data connection to a published dashboard. Expand any module to see the topics, the lab and the outcome.
01 Introduction to Tableau
What Tableau is, and what it is not.
You will cover: ✓ What is data · ✓ Structured, unstructured, semi-structured · ✓ Tableau product family · ✓ Installing Tableau Desktop
02 Connecting to Data
Every dashboard starts with a connection, and most problems start here too.
You will cover: ✓ Data source window · ✓ Live vs Extract · ✓ File and database connections · ✓ Refresh and performance
03 The Data Pane and Worksheet
Learning the workspace properly before building anything.
You will cover: ✓ Dimensions and measures · ✓ Discrete vs continuous · ✓ Rows and columns shelves · ✓ Marks card
04 Joins, Relationships and Blending
Combining sources without breaking your numbers.
You will cover: ✓ Joins in Tableau · ✓ Relationships · ✓ Data blending · ✓ Unions
05 Groups, Sets and Hierarchies
Organising data so a dashboard can drill.
You will cover: ✓ Built-in and manual hierarchies · ✓ Grouping · ✓ Sets and combined sets · ✓ Parameters with filters
06 Filters in Tableau
The most misunderstood part of the tool.
You will cover: ✓ Dimension and measure filters · ✓ Context filters · ✓ Filter order of operations · ✓ Dual axis and blended axis
07 Calculated Fields
Where Tableau becomes a real analysis tool.
You will cover: ✓ String and date calculations · ✓ Logical calculations · ✓ Aggregate calculations · ✓ Quick table calculations
08 Table Calculations
Calculations that depend on what is in the view.
You will cover: ✓ Running total and difference · ✓ Percent of total · ✓ Rank and percentile · ✓ Compute using and partitioning
09 LOD Expressions
The topic that separates confident users from beginners.
You will cover: ✓ FIXED · ✓ INCLUDE · ✓ EXCLUDE · ✓ When to use each
10 Charts and Visualisations
Built-in charts, then the ones you have to construct.
You will cover: ✓ Bar, line, scatter, map · ✓ Donut and waterfall · ✓ Bump and barometer · ✓ Choosing the right chart
11 Formatting and Annotations
The difference between a chart and something presentable.
You will cover: ✓ Marks card in depth · ✓ Reference lines and bands · ✓ Reference distributions · ✓ Arbitrary formatting
12 Maps and Geographic Analysis
Location data, handled properly.
You will cover: ✓ Geographic roles · ✓ Filled and symbol maps · ✓ Custom geocoding · ✓ Map layers
13 Dashboards
Assembling views into something someone will actually use.
You will cover: ✓ Tiled and floating layouts · ✓ Dashboard actions · ✓ Filters and highlighting · ✓ Device layouts
14 Advanced Dashboards
Interactivity, drill-down and design under constraint.
You will cover: ✓ Drill-down dashboards · ✓ Dashboard actions in depth · ✓ Containers and layout · ✓ Performance tuning
15 Stories and Forecasting
Presenting a narrative, and looking forward.
You will cover: ✓ Story points · ✓ Forecasting · ✓ Trend lines · ✓ Clustering
16 Tableau Public and Publishing
Getting your work in front of people.
You will cover: ✓ Publishing to Tableau Public · ✓ Portfolio building · ✓ Sharing and permissions · ✓ Tableau Server overview
Tools covered
Tableau features and tools you will use
Each tool, what it does, and where it shows up in the modules and projects.
Tool
Purpose
Where you use it
Tableau Desktop
The main authoring tool
Every module
Tableau Public
Free publishing and portfolio hosting
Module 16
Tableau Prep
Data preparation and cleaning
Data connection work
Tableau Server
Enterprise sharing overview
Module 16
LOD expressions
FIXED, INCLUDE and EXCLUDE
Module 9
Table calculations
View-dependent computations
Module 8
Calculated fields
Custom business logic
Module 7
Parameters
User-controlled inputs
Modules 5 and 6
Dashboard actions
Filter, highlight and URL actions
Modules 13 and 14
Excel
Common flat-file data source
Data connections
SQL databases
Live database connections
Data connections
Maps and geocoding
Geographic analysis
Module 12
Analytics pane
Trends, forecasts and clustering
Module 15
Sample datasets
Realistic practice data
Every lab
Skills you will master
Tableau skills you will learn
Twelve concrete capabilities you walk out with, aligned to what BI interviews actually test.
01 ✓
Data connection
Live versus extract, and when each is the right choice.
02 ✓
Joins and blending
Combining sources in Tableau without silently duplicating rows.
03 ✓
Dimensions and measures
Discrete versus continuous, and why the pill colour matters.
04 ✓
Filters
Filter types and the order of operations that decides your result.
05 ✓
Calculated fields
String, date, logical and aggregate calculations.
06 ✓
Table calculations
Running totals, percent of total, and addressing versus partitioning.
07 ✓
LOD expressions
FIXED, INCLUDE and EXCLUDE, and knowing which one the problem needs.
08 ✓
Chart selection
Choosing a chart because it answers the question, not because it looks good.
09 ✓
Formatting
Reference lines, annotations and the polish that makes work presentable.
10 ✓
Maps
Geographic roles, custom geocoding and layered map analysis.
11 ✓
Dashboard design
Layout, actions, interactivity and device-specific views.
12 ✓
Publishing
Tableau Public portfolios and an overview of Server sharing.
Real projects
Tableau projects you will build
Five projects on realistic business data. The last one is published publicly, so a recruiter can open it from a phone.
Sales performance dashboard
Problem — a regional sales team with no single view of how they are doing.
Flow — connect and join sources → build KPI views → add filters and actions → assemble the dashboard.
Outcome — the dashboard type most commonly asked about in BI interviews.
Joins
Dashboard actions
KPIs
Customer cohort analysis
Problem — retention is falling and the monthly report does not show why.
Flow — first-purchase dating → LOD expressions → cohort matrix → trend annotation.
Outcome — LOD expressions applied to a problem table calculations cannot solve.
LOD
Table calcs
Formatting
Geographic performance map
Problem — performance varies by region and nobody can see the pattern.
Flow — geographic roles → filled and symbol maps → layered analysis → drill-down.
Outcome — map work, which appears in a surprising share of real dashboards.
Maps
Geocoding
Hierarchies
Executive KPI story
Problem — the board wants five minutes, not a dashboard tour.
Flow — metric selection → story points → annotation → forecast and trend lines.
Outcome — presenting a narrative rather than handing over a tool.
Stories
Forecasting
Trend lines
Tableau Public portfolio
Problem — a recruiter has thirty seconds and no software installed.
Flow — select your best work → clean and document → publish to Tableau Public → share link.
Outcome — a public portfolio anyone can open in one click, from any device.
Tableau Public
Publishing
Documentation
Audience
Who can join this Tableau training?
Suitable for a wide range of learners. No prior coding or analytics experience is required.
01
Complete beginners
No coding needed. Tableau is drag and drop, which is why it is a common first BI tool.
02
Aspiring data analysts
Visualisation is half the job. SQL gets the data, Tableau makes it usable.
03
Non-IT graduates
B.Com, BBA and BA backgrounds learn Tableau successfully every batch.
04
Excel users
If you build pivot charts, Tableau will feel like an upgrade rather than a new discipline.
05
Business and reporting staff
Recurring reports become live dashboards people actually open.
06
Power BI users
Many job descriptions name one or the other. Knowing both keeps you out of the filter.
07
Working professionals
Weekend and evening batches, and 30 days fits alongside a job.
+
Future BI professionals
Ready to stop sending screenshots of charts and start shipping dashboards people use? This is the on-ramp.
Calculations · LOD · Dashboards · Publishing
Your path
Tableau roadmap: beginner to advanced
The order matters. Reaching for LOD expressions before understanding filter order is why most self-taught users get wrong numbers confidently.
01
Connect
Getting data in, and understanding the workspace before you build.
• Live vs Extract
• Dimensions and measures
• Marks card
02
Shape
Combining and organising data so the views behave correctly.
• Joins and blending
• Groups, sets, hierarchies
• Filter order
03
Calculate
Where Tableau stops being a chart tool and becomes an analysis tool.
• Calculated fields
• Table calculations
• LOD expressions
04
Visualise
Choosing and polishing the views that answer the question.
• Chart selection
• Formatting
• Maps
05
Ship
Dashboards, stories and a portfolio anyone can open.
• Dashboard actions
• Stories and forecasting
• Tableau Public
Your mentor
Your trainer
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Lead Trainer
Mr. Harish
Certified trainer, Tableau and business intelligence.
9+ years of real-time experience, teaching Tableau from a first data connection through LOD expressions and dashboard design from the perspective of someone who has built dashboards businesses actually run on.
Specialisations
Tableau Desktop, calculated fields and LOD expressions, dashboard design and interactivity, maps, and Tableau Public publishing.
Teaching approach
Practical implementation first. Every view is built on real data in the same session.
Mentorship
One-to-one career support and guidance on which data path fits your background.
Support
Regular doubt-clearing sessions and lifetime access to the live session recordings.
Fees and modes
Tableau course fees and training modes
Learn Tableau live online or in our classroom near JNTU, or take it as part of the full Data Analytics programme.
Live online
₹20,000
30 days
• Live interactive classes, same trainer
• Recorded sessions for revision
• Build on real sample datasets
• Resume support and mock interviews
Most popular
Classroom
₹18,000
Near JNTU Metro · 30 days
• Face-to-face with the trainer
• Daily hands-on dashboard practice
• One-to-one doubt clarification
• 5 projects and placement assistance
With Data Analytics
3 months
₹27,000 online · ₹30,000 classroom
• Tableau alongside Excel, SQL, Python and Power BI
• Right if your target is an analyst role
• Both BI tools, so no job description filters you out
• 5 business projects and placement support
Discounted offers run periodically. Confirm the current fee and the next batch date with a counsellor before enrolling.
Before you pay
Check us out before you enrol
We would rather you verify everything than take our word for it. Here is exactly how.
Sit in on a live class
Book a free demo and watch an actual session — the trainer, the pace, the datasets and the batch you would join. Nothing is staged for visitors.
Read our Google reviews
Open our Google Business Profile and read what learners wrote there. Google reviews are tied to real accounts, which is why we point you to them.
Ask who teaches the batch
Ask for the trainer's name and background before you enrol. A named trainer you can look up is the point.
Ask for a Tableau Public link
Ask to see a former learner's published dashboard. In BI the work is public by default, so there is no excuse for not showing it.
Compare the syllabus
Our full 16-module syllabus is on this page. Compare it module by module — particularly on LOD expressions, filter order and table calculations, which shorter courses skip.
Ask about certification claims
If an institute advertises a free Tableau certification, ask whose certificate it is. Tableau's own exams are paid.
Salary insights
Tableau and BI salary in Hyderabad
Indicative market ranges by role. These are estimates, not offers.
Data Visualization Analyst
₹5–10 LPA
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 1–3 years of experience.
Tableau Developer
₹5–12 LPA
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 1–4 years of experience.
BI Analyst
₹6–12 LPA
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 1–4 years of experience.
BI Developer
₹6–14 LPA
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 2–5 years of experience.
Data Analyst
₹3–6 LPA
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 0–2 years of experience.
Senior BI roles
₹14–24 LPA
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 5+ years of experience.
Disclaimer. Salary figures shown are indicative market estimates and are not a guarantee of earnings. Actual compensation depends on experience, skills, employer and interview performance.
Career paths
Career opportunities after Tableau training
The roles this syllabus maps to, and what each one is actually accountable for.
01
Tableau Developer
Builds and maintains dashboards. Key skills: calculations, LOD, dashboard design.
02
Data Visualization Analyst
Turns analysis into visual reports. Key skills: chart selection, formatting, storytelling.
03
BI Analyst
Business intelligence reporting and insight. Key skills: Tableau, SQL, business framing.
04
BI Developer
Builds the reporting layer on top of data. Key skills: Tableau, SQL, modelling.
05
Data Analyst
Analyses data and reports findings. Key skills: SQL, Excel, Tableau or Power BI.
06
Reporting Analyst
Prepares recurring business reports. Key skills: dashboards, scheduling, accuracy.
07
Dashboard Developer
Focused on building and optimising dashboards. Key skills: layout, actions, performance.
08
Analytics Consultant
Client-facing analysis and dashboard delivery. Key skills: breadth, communication.
09
MIS Executive
Operational reporting and data maintenance. Key skills: Excel, SQL, visualisation.
10
Marketing Analyst
Campaign and customer reporting. Key skills: metrics, segmentation, dashboards.
11
Operations Analyst
Process and performance reporting. Key skills: KPIs, dashboards, SQL.
12
Financial Analyst
Financial reporting and variance dashboards. Key skills: Excel, Tableau, modelling.
What makes us different
Tableau certification: what it costs and whether it is worth it
Straight answers on the three questions people actually search for.
Which certification?
Tableau Desktop Specialist is the entry-level credential and the right starting point for most people. Tableau Certified Data Analyst is the next step, covering preparation, analysis and sharing. Server credentials only matter if you administer Tableau Server.
What does it cost?
Tableau publishes exam fees in US dollars and revises them periodically. Check the official Tableau certification page for the current figure rather than trusting a number quoted by any institute, including this one. The entry-level exam is substantially cheaper than the analyst-level one.
Is it worth it?
It depends on your stage. For a fresher with no work history it is a reasonable credibility signal. For someone with a public portfolio and a year of experience, the portfolio carries more weight in interviews. Build the portfolio first, then certify if it adds something the portfolio cannot.
Question
Short answer
Is there a free Tableau certification?
Not from Tableau. Free courses and Tableau Public exist, but the official exams are paid. A "free certification" is usually an institute's own completion certificate.
Does certification expire?
Tableau has changed its validity rules more than once. Check the current policy on Tableau's site before you plan around it.
Do employers in Hyderabad ask for it?
Some job descriptions list it as preferred. Very few list it as required. A working dashboard link is asked about far more often.
Does this course include the exam?
No. We prepare you for it and give guidance on booking. The exam fee is paid to Tableau separately.
What do we issue?
A course completion certificate recording your modules and projects. It is not a Tableau credential and we would not present it as one.
Tableau or Power BI?
Both are in demand and job descriptions are split. See our Power BI training, or take the Data Analytics course in Hyderabad which covers both.
Why 2026
Why Tableau is worth learning in Hyderabad in 2026
Three things specific to this city and this year.
Your work is publicly visible
Almost no other technical skill lets a fresher hand a recruiter a working link. Tableau Public means your portfolio opens on a phone, with nothing installed and nothing to take on trust.
Job descriptions are split
Hyderabad employers name Power BI or Tableau roughly evenly. Knowing only one means being filtered out of half the roles you would otherwise be right for.
It pairs, it does not stand alone
Tableau plus SQL is what BI job descriptions actually ask for, because someone has to get the data before it can be visualised. Learning one without the other stalls quickly.
Common questions, answered directly
Is Tableau worth learning in 2026? Yes, particularly alongside SQL. Visualisation is where analysis becomes a decision, and it is the part of the job most visible to the people who approve hires.
Can a non-IT graduate learn Tableau? Yes. It is drag and drop, with no coding requirement. The hard parts are analytical judgement and LOD expressions, not syntax.
How do I start? Connections and the workspace, then joins and filters, then calculated fields and table calculations, then LOD, then dashboards, then publish. In that order.
Frequently asked
Frequently asked questions
The twenty questions counsellors are asked most often, answered plainly.
What is the Tableau training in Hyderabad?
It is instructor-led training in Tableau from connecting to data through calculated fields, table calculations, LOD expressions, maps, dashboards, stories and publishing to Tableau Public. Sixteen modules with five projects over 30 days, taught live near JNTU Metro or online.
What is the Tableau course duration?
30 days. Weekday and weekend batches are available so you can fit it around work or a degree.
What is the Tableau course fee in Hyderabad?
Classroom training is ₹18,000 and live online is ₹20,000, with discounted offers running periodically. Confirm the current fee and the next batch date with a counsellor before enrolling.
Do I need coding knowledge for Tableau?
No. Tableau is drag and drop, which is why it is a common first BI tool for non-technical learners. Calculated fields use a formula language closer to Excel than to programming.
Is Tableau certification worth it?
It depends on your stage. A Tableau Desktop Specialist pass is a reasonable credibility signal for a fresher with no work history, and it is the cheapest of the credentials. For someone with a public portfolio and a year of experience, the portfolio carries more weight in interviews than the badge. Our honest advice is to build the portfolio first and certify when it adds something the portfolio cannot.
Which Tableau certification should I take?
Tableau Desktop Specialist is the entry-level credential and the right starting point for most people. Tableau Certified Data Analyst is the next step and covers preparation, analysis and sharing. Server credentials only matter if you administer Tableau Server. Certification names, formats and prices change, so verify with Tableau before booking.
What does Tableau certification cost?
Tableau publishes exam fees in US dollars and revises them periodically, so check the official Tableau certification page for the current figure rather than relying on a number quoted by any institute. The entry-level exam is substantially cheaper than the analyst-level one.
Is there a free Tableau certification?
Not from Tableau itself. Free courses and free practice resources exist, and Tableau Public is free to use, but the official exams are paid. Institutes advertising a free Tableau certification are usually offering their own completion certificate, which is a different thing.
Are LOD expressions covered?
Yes, as a full module. FIXED, INCLUDE and EXCLUDE, and crucially when to use each. LOD expressions solve problems table calculations cannot, and they are the topic that separates confident Tableau users from beginners.
Are table calculations covered?
Yes, in module 8: running totals, difference, percent of total, rank and percentile, plus addressing and partitioning — the part most self-taught users never fully grasp.
Will I learn dashboard design?
Yes, across two modules. Tiled and floating layouts, dashboard actions, filters and highlighting, containers, device layouts and performance tuning, plus drill-down dashboards.
Is Tableau Public covered?
Yes. Publishing your work to Tableau Public gives you a portfolio a recruiter can open in one click without installing anything. That link is worth more than a line on a CV.
Tableau or Power BI — which should I learn?
Both are in demand in Hyderabad and job descriptions are split between them. Power BI is more common in Microsoft-heavy organisations and is cheaper to licence; Tableau is often preferred where visual flexibility matters most. If you can, learn both — our Data Analytics course covers both, and our Power BI training is also available on its own.
Is Tableau enough on its own to get a job?
Usually not. Tableau plus SQL is the combination BI and analyst job descriptions actually ask for, because someone has to get the data before it can be visualised. Our SQL course pairs directly with this one.
Are real projects included?
Five: a sales performance dashboard, a customer cohort analysis using LOD expressions, a geographic performance map, an executive KPI story, and a published Tableau Public portfolio.
Who is the trainer?
Mr. Harish, a certified trainer with 9+ years of real-time experience. Every batch is taught live by a named trainer rather than a rotating pool.
Is the training available online?
Yes. Live online batches run the same syllabus with the same trainer, with recorded sessions for revision.
Is classroom training available in Hyderabad?
Yes, at Dr Atmaram Estates near JNTU Metro Station in Hyder Nagar. Learners travel from KPHB, Kukatpally, Miyapur, Ameerpet, Madhapur and Gachibowli.
What salary can I expect in Hyderabad?
Data visualisation and Tableau developer roles commonly advertise around ₹5–12 LPA, with BI developer roles reaching ₹6–14 LPA. Entry-level analyst roles start lower, around ₹3–6 LPA. These are indicative market ranges, not a guarantee.
Is there a job guarantee?
No. We do not guarantee placement or any salary outcome. What we provide is structured training, five documented projects including a public portfolio, interview preparation and placement assistance. The hiring decision belongs to the employer.
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16
Curriculum modules
14
Features and tools
5
Hands-on projects
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Our centre is at Dr Atmaram Estates, beside JNTU Metro Station in Hyder Nagar.
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Address
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