A Study of Career Exploration Among Graduates in the Baramati Region: Identifying Interests and Preferences Using Power BI At VS Software Lab, Baramati
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| author | Bhagwat, Prajakta Kashinath Vhora, Manisha A. |
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| contents | <p class="MsoNormal"><strong><em><span>Abstract</span></em></strong></p> <p class="MsoNormal"><em><span><span> </span>The research, titled "</span></em><em><span>A Study of Career Exploration Among Graduates in the Baramati Region: Identifying Interests and Preferences Using Power BI<span>," investigates the career aspirations, challenges, and decision-making processes of graduates in the Baramati region, with a focus on students associated with VS Software Lab. The research aims to bridge the gap between students' career interests and industry demands by leveraging data analytics through Power BI. Primary data was collected via structured surveys distributed to 200 graduates, analyzing their post-graduation plans, industry preferences, and skill development goals. The findings reveal that 44.76% of graduates prioritize employment, while 39.05% opt for higher studies, with IT/Software Development emerging as the most preferred industry(50.48%). Technical skills dominate students' skill development goals, highlighting a strong inclination toward tech driven careers. The study underscores the need for targeted interventions, such as enhanced career counselling, industry-academia collaborations, and skill development programs, to align student aspirations with market requirements. The use of Power BI demonstrates the effectiveness of data visualization in transforming career exploration into actionable insights. By addressing skill gaps and fostering a supportive ecosystem, this research contributes to improving graduate employability and regional economic growth.</span></span></em></p> <p class="MsoNormal"> </p> |
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| spellingShingle | A Study of Career Exploration Among Graduates in the Baramati Region: Identifying Interests and Preferences Using Power BI At VS Software Lab, Baramati Bhagwat, Prajakta Kashinath Vhora, Manisha A. Keywords:Career Exploration, Graduate Employability, Power BI, Industry Preferences, Skill Development, Career Decision-Making, IT/Software Industry, Data Visualization. <p class="MsoNormal"><strong><em><span>Abstract</span></em></strong></p> <p class="MsoNormal"><em><span><span> </span>The research, titled "</span></em><em><span>A Study of Career Exploration Among Graduates in the Baramati Region: Identifying Interests and Preferences Using Power BI<span>," investigates the career aspirations, challenges, and decision-making processes of graduates in the Baramati region, with a focus on students associated with VS Software Lab. The research aims to bridge the gap between students' career interests and industry demands by leveraging data analytics through Power BI. Primary data was collected via structured surveys distributed to 200 graduates, analyzing their post-graduation plans, industry preferences, and skill development goals. The findings reveal that 44.76% of graduates prioritize employment, while 39.05% opt for higher studies, with IT/Software Development emerging as the most preferred industry(50.48%). Technical skills dominate students' skill development goals, highlighting a strong inclination toward tech driven careers. The study underscores the need for targeted interventions, such as enhanced career counselling, industry-academia collaborations, and skill development programs, to align student aspirations with market requirements. The use of Power BI demonstrates the effectiveness of data visualization in transforming career exploration into actionable insights. By addressing skill gaps and fostering a supportive ecosystem, this research contributes to improving graduate employability and regional economic growth.</span></span></em></p> <p class="MsoNormal"> </p> |
| title | A Study of Career Exploration Among Graduates in the Baramati Region: Identifying Interests and Preferences Using Power BI At VS Software Lab, Baramati |
| topic | Keywords:Career Exploration, Graduate Employability, Power BI, Industry Preferences, Skill Development, Career Decision-Making, IT/Software Industry, Data Visualization. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19508341 |