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Grade: Distinction Activities and societies: Queens Dragon Den Techstars Weekend Global Campus Ambassador Statistics for Business: Applied statistical methods for business decisions. Project: Developed a Real Estate sales forecast model to optimize inventory. Data Management: Managed data integration and database design. Project: Built a unified CRM database to enhance customer management for an Insurance Company. HR Analytics: Used analytics to improve HR functions. Project: Analyzed turnover data to reduce employee attrition. AI in Business: Explored AI's business applications. Project: Created an AI chatbot to enhance customer support. Advanced Analytics: Applied machine learning to business challenges. Project: Developed a predictive maintenance model for a hospital. Data Mining: Extracted insights from large datasets. Project: Conducted market basket analysis to improve sales using predictive and text analytics. Marketing Analytics: Optimized marketing strategies. Project: Improved campaign ROI by 15% conjoint analysis and conceptual mapping.

Activities and societies: Fast University Debating Championship | Marketing Head NASCON 18 | Event head Team Humanity | Finance & Procurement Head Courses studied: Fundamentals of marketing and management | Consumer and Organizational Behavior | Chinese language and Macro Economics | Business and Research Methods | Business Communication | Management Information System and Operations Management | Strategic Management | Project Management | Principles of leadership | Business Ethics | Sales Management | Human and Marketing Analytics | International Business Projects: Marketing analysis on Green Valley | PESTLE analysis on Food Sector by ICCI | Submission of a research article in the journal of Bangkok SIBR conference | Effect of Service Quality on Price Acceptance moderating the effect of Endowment | The Effect of Perceived Personalisation and Etail Quality on Purchase Intention moderating the effect of Web Usability | Submission of a research article in the journal of University of Canterbury |