TFIP IBF Data Analytics

Aleysth

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Hi Aleysth,

Every year the questions change, so my year would be different from your year.

It will be 25 questions + 1 video question where you have to record yourself.

Some questions are typical logic IQ questions, some are simple business questions, some are simple data analytics questions. I would encourage you to prepare yourself by the 2 methods I mentioned in my previous post - take the data analytics bootcamp by VI, and also to do practice DA assessment quizzes online. It is honestly not hard if you prepare. Good luck! :)
Thanks for the tip! I have signed up for VI DA bootcamp as well.
 

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Hello!

I did the interview for SCB on the 18th of Sept and was just wondering if anyone knows when will they likely get back or if will they even get back to me.

Thank you!
 

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I am from the TFIP 2022 DA batch.

I prepared by taking the Vertical Institute Data Analytics Bootcamp which is also under IBF. Subsidized by IBF also. It was really quite helpful because the interviewer for TFIP specifically asked me about that bootcamp experience, and I could share some basic knowledge for the technical questions about SQL, Tableau. Also the fact that you take an IBF course I think shows sincerity in willing to learn when applying for the TFIP in my opinion.

For the assessment (if you haven't already completed), do prepare a piece of a paper, pen and calculator as there will be some math questions. There are 25 or 26 questions, 1 hour to complete. You can also prepare by doing some DA assessment quizzes online. Good luck! :)
Hi Teck Siong & Stevenwyshi,
Currently considering DA TFIP offer now. May I know if this statement (Stevenwyshi’s) was based on personal experience? “The salary after conversion to permanent may be lower than the allowance.”
How many years is realistically I can expect to earn back $7-8k after the 18 months training, assuming get coverted into perm role?
Btw is there any PM function in this forum?
Thanks.
 

tecksiong

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Hi Teck Siong & Stevenwyshi,
Currently considering DA TFIP offer now. May I know if this statement (Stevenwyshi’s) was based on personal experience? “The salary after conversion to permanent may be lower than the allowance.”
How many years is realistically I can expect to earn back $7-8k after the 18 months training, assuming get coverted into perm role?
Btw is there any PM function in this forum?
Thanks.

Hi there,

1. I suppose TECHNICALLY the salary after conversion could possibly be lower than the 5.5k allowance, but I have not heard of it happening so far. Everyone I know got an offer of at least 5.5k when converted. The FIs are aware that it wouldn't be nice give an offer lower than their allowance la.

2. What do you mean earn back 7-8k? Do you mean get a salary increment to 7-8k which is what you are getting now at your current job? If so, no one can answer this question as it depends on the FI, job market situation, your personal capabilities, etc etc.

3. Yes, you can PM by clicking on someone's profile.
 

simon_84

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Hi Teck Siong & Stevenwyshi,

How many years is realistically I can expect to earn back $7-8k after the 18 months training, assuming get coverted into perm role?
Btw is there any PM function in this forum?
Thanks.
Would be great if you can stop dreaming.
This kind of pay range is only meant for those with masters in data analytics.
Else just go into middle management also can get this type of salary range.
 
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