Get a job on machine learning based on skills only

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I am an undergraduate and havent completed my Gradutaion,failed in Maths and statistics paper....but i have impressed my job interviewers with my skills only and have scored nearly 3 jobs in my 3+ career span ,I am thinking of changing to Machine Learning learning,the fact that i have not completed graduation will it affect my job hiring?

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I am an undergraduate and havent completed my Gradutaion,failed in Maths and statistics paper....but i have impressed my job interviewers with my skills only and have scored nearly 3 jobs in my 3+ career span ,I am thinking of changing to Machine Learning learning,the fact that i have not completed graduation will it affect my job hiring?

Posted 14-Jan-22 4:57am

arjun sunil

Updated 14-Jan-22 9:49am

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A certificate from a renowned instute like EDX will look good on your CV, you can follow EDX courses for free online and only pay for the certificate.
See: educational-websites[^]

Posted 14-Jan-22 9:49am

RickZeeland

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CHill60 · Accepted Answer · 2022-01-14T05:23:00

How would we know? We are not the company that you have applied to.

If you have skills and have already had experience in other jobs then they may take that into account. You could have a first class Honours Degree in a relevant subject and they may completely discount that.

If I was a recruiter I would certainly question why the Education section of your CV listed a university but no degree appears under your qualifications - so be very careful how you write your CV. If you choose not to list the University at all then be aware they may question the gap in the timeline. Honesty may be the best policy.