In 2021 we published more than 3500 long-form stories, which generated a cumulative view count of more than 23 million, a jump of 27% from 2020.
Here are our 10 stories that were most read in 2021. Each of these stories generated more than a hundred thousand views.
Here’s the last year’s list from 2020.
1. How Common Are INR 1Cr+ Salaries In Data Science In India?
How Common Are INR 1Cr+ Salaries In Data Science In India?
Data has become central to organisations across every industry as they realise its potential in strategic decision-making or effective process automation. As a result, the analytics or data science function has witnessed significant growth in the past couple of years. Analytics professionals are in demand, and organisations are willing to
2. From Zero Coding Skills To Top ML Job At FAANG
From Zero Coding Skills To Top ML Job At FAANG: Interview With Rahul Agarwal
“Coming out from college, I didn’t know programming, I learned a little bit of SQL at my first job, but nothing much.” For this week’s machine learning practitioner’s Analytics India Magazine(AIM) got in touch with Rahul Agarwal, an ML engineer at Facebook. Rahul has a bachelors in mechanical engineering from
3. Why I Quit Data Science
Why I Quit Data Science
LinkedIn and Glassdoor continue to rank data science as one of the top professions.
4. Transition From UPSC To Data Science: A Personal Account
Transition From UPSC To Data Science: A Personal Account
“It is okay to have a non-linear trajectory as long as you put in much effort into understanding the concepts of data science and how those apply to real-life applications.”
5. Python Creator Guido Van Rossum Reviews Popular Programming Languages
Python Creator Guido Van Rossum Reviews Popular Programming Languages
The former Benevolent dictator for life, Guido Van Rossum expressed some views about programming languages in a live question-answer session with Francesca, Microsoft’s principle and advocate manager. The founder of Python had a tell-all interview about his programming career that started at the University of Amsterdam. In the interview, the
6. The Machine Learning Journey Of Aishwarya Srinivasan
The Machine Learning Journey Of Aishwarya Srinivasan
I have never restricted myself to a specific domain or kind of modelling technique. I have always liked to explore new domains and learn new algorithms.
7. 50 Best Firms In India For Data Scientists To Work For – 2021
50 Best Firms In India For Data Scientists To Work For – 2021
This report is the third annual list of the ‘best firms for data scientists to work for’ published by Analytics India Magazine (AIM).
8. Big Data To Good Data
Big Data To Good Data: Andrew Ng Urges ML Community To Be More Data-Centric And Less Model-Centric
“If 80 percent of our work is data preparation, then ensuring data quality is the important work of a machine learning team.”
9. 50 Most Influential AI Leaders In India – 2021
50 Most Influential AI Leaders In India – 2021
Analytics India Magazine brings to you its annual list of the 50 Most Influential AI Leaders In India for the year 2021. Selected on the basis of the expertise they hold in the field of AI and Data Science, the list recognises the exceptional work these professionals have accomplished over
10. Why MIT & Harvard Let Go Of Its edX Platform?
Why MIT & Harvard Let Go Of Its edX Platform?
Online learning platform edX, launched in 2012 by MIT and Harvard University, is set to be acquired by 2U, a publicly-traded higher education technology company, for $800 million. The proceedings will go to a non profit organisation (led by Harvard and MIT) that will oversee and improve the Open edX
Online learning platform edX, launched in 2012 by MIT and Harvard University, is set to be acquired by 2U, a publicly-traded higher education technology company, for $800 million. The proceedings will go to a non profit organisation (led by Harvard and MIT) that will oversee and improve the Open edX platform, as well as look for new ways to improve the effectiveness, engagement, and personalisation of online learning. In a letter, L. Rafael Reif, President, MIT, informed that the edX board, with support of the senior leadership of Harvard and MIT, has decided to sell the assets of edX to 2U, Inc.
