💻 VBA Excel Automation — Dwarka Mor, Delhi
Best VBA Course in Dwarka Mor Delhi
Master Excel VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) — automate repetitive Excel tasks, build interactive UserForms, generate automated MIS Reports, create salary sheets, inventory trackers, and data dashboards at the click of a button — with hands-on live project work at MMIIT's expert-led training centre near Dwarka Mor Metro, New Delhi.
Course Overview
Course Duration3 Months
PrerequisiteBasic MS Excel Knowledge
Batch OptionsMorning / Evening / Weekend
ModeOffline + Online
Live ProjectsMIS Report + Salary + Inventory
Course Fee₹8,000 (Instalment Available)
Placement100% Assistance
Rating 4.9/5 (136 reviews)
3Month Programme
3Live Projects
MISAutomation Ready
4.9★Student Rating
ExcelObject Model Mastery
100%Placement Assistance
FreelanceIncome Ready
About the Programme
Why Learn VBA at MMIIT Delhi?
Microsoft Excel is the most widely used business software in the world — and VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) is the programming language that unlocks Excel's full power. Every company — banks, FMCG giants, manufacturing firms, hospitals, schools, government departments, logistics companies, and IT firms — runs critical operations on Excel. The employees who can automate those Excel operations with VBA are not just valuable — they are irreplaceable.
Think of the hours lost every month to manually copy-pasting data between sheets, formatting reports, generating payslips one by one, or updating inventory records. VBA eliminates all of that — a well-written macro can complete in 30 seconds what takes a human analyst 3 hours. MMIIT's VBA course in Dwarka Mor Delhi teaches you to write real VBA code that solves real business problems — Macro Recording (capturing tasks), VBA Programming (variables, loops, functions, conditions), Excel Object Model (controlling every cell, sheet, and workbook in code), UserForms (building interactive data entry screens), MIS Automation, and Live Project Work — so you leave with a portfolio that proves your skills.
Just 2 minutes from Dwarka Mor Metro Gate 2 (Blue Line), MMIIT's VBA faculty are working Excel VBA developers who bring real automation projects — live code, debugging sessions, and actual business scenarios — to every class.
📞 Call for Free Demo ClassSave Hours Daily — Real Automation
MMIIT teaches VBA through real automation scenarios — automate monthly MIS report generation, salary sheet creation, inventory updates, data consolidation from multiple files — tasks that take hours manually, completed in seconds with VBA code you write yourself.
3 Live Projects — Portfolio Ready
MMIIT's VBA course includes 3 complete live projects — MIS Report Automation, Salary Sheet Generator, and Inventory Tracker — all industry-standard automation tools that go directly into your portfolio and are demonstrated in job interviews and freelancing pitches.
Excel Object Model Deep Dive
The Excel Object Model (Application → Workbook → Worksheet → Range → Cell) is the core of all VBA automation. MMIIT ensures every student fully masters navigating, reading, writing, formatting, and deleting Excel objects through code — the foundation of every VBA project.
Freelancing & Salary Growth
VBA is one of the highest-value freelancing skills for Excel users — businesses pay ₹5,000–50,000 per automation project. For salaried employees, VBA skills lead directly to promotions (MIS Executive to Senior MIS Analyst, Data Analyst to Automation Specialist) with 40–70% salary jumps.
What You Will Build With VBA
Real Excel Tasks Automated with VBA
📝 Sample VBA Code — Auto-Generate MIS Report (you will write this!)
' MIS Report Generator — MMIIT VBA Course Live Project
Sub GenerateMISReport()
Dim wsData As Worksheet, wsReport As Worksheet
Dim lastRow As Long, i As Long
' Reference the data and report sheets
Set wsData = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("SalesData")
Set wsReport = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MIS_Report")
wsReport.Cells.Clear
' Find last row of data
lastRow = wsData.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row
' Loop through and consolidate by region
For i = 2 To lastRow
If wsData.Cells(i, 3).Value = "Delhi" Then
MsgBox "Delhi Sales: " & wsData.Cells(i, 5).Value
End If
Next i
MsgBox "MIS Report Generated Successfully!", vbInformation
End Sub
Sub GenerateMISReport()
Dim wsData As Worksheet, wsReport As Worksheet
Dim lastRow As Long, i As Long
' Reference the data and report sheets
Set wsData = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("SalesData")
Set wsReport = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MIS_Report")
wsReport.Cells.Clear
' Find last row of data
lastRow = wsData.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row
' Loop through and consolidate by region
For i = 2 To lastRow
If wsData.Cells(i, 3).Value = "Delhi" Then
MsgBox "Delhi Sales: " & wsData.Cells(i, 5).Value
End If
Next i
MsgBox "MIS Report Generated Successfully!", vbInformation
End Sub
MIS Report Automation
Auto-generate formatted monthly/weekly MIS reports from raw data — pivot summaries, charts, email-ready formatting — in seconds instead of hours. The most valued VBA skill in any corporate job.
Salary Sheet Generator
Auto-calculate salary components (Basic, HRA, DA, PF, ESIC deductions), generate individual employee payslips as separate sheets, export to PDF — a complete payroll automation tool.
Inventory Management Tool
Build a UserForm-based inventory system — add/edit/delete stock entries, generate low-stock alerts, create reorder reports — a complete Excel-based inventory tracker.
Multi-File Data Consolidation
Write VBA to automatically open multiple workbooks from a folder, extract specific data from each, consolidate into a master sheet — saving days of manual copy-paste work.
Automated Email Sending
Send personalised emails from Excel via Outlook using VBA — bulk salary payslip emails, payment reminder emails, or report distribution emails — all from one macro.
Custom UserForm Apps
Build interactive data entry forms (like mini-software) inside Excel — with TextBoxes, ComboBoxes, data validation, error checking, and submit buttons — for non-technical users.
Complete Course Curriculum
VBA Course Syllabus at MMIIT Delhi
Macros → VBA Fundamentals → Control Flow → Procedures → Excel Objects → File Ops → UserForms → Projects
M1
Introduction to VBA & Macro Recording
- What is VBA — Visual Basic for Applications, VBA vs Python vs other languages, why VBA is the right tool for Excel automation in business environments
- Enabling Developer Tab in Excel — accessing VBA tools, Macro Security settings (enabling macros, trusted locations, digitally signed macros)
- Recording Macros — absolute recording (records exact cell references), relative recording (records relative movements), when to use each, limitations of recorded macros
- Personal Macro Workbook — storing macros that work across all Excel files, PERSONAL.XLSB, auto-opening at Excel startup
- Visual Basic Editor (VBE) — opening VBE (Alt+F11), VBE interface: Project Explorer, Properties Window, Code Window, Immediate Window
- Module Types — Standard Modules (macro code), Sheet Modules (event-driven code), ThisWorkbook Module (workbook-level events), Class Modules
- Running and Debugging Macros — running from VBE (F5), step-through (F8), breakpoints (F9), watching variables in Immediate Window (Debug.Print)
- Assigning Macros — assigning macro to a button (Form Control), assigning to Quick Access Toolbar, assigning keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+letter)
M2
VBA Fundamentals — Variables, Functions & Operators
- Variables — what is a variable, declaring with Dim, naming conventions, Option Explicit (forcing variable declaration to avoid bugs)
- Data Types — Integer, Long, Double, Single, String, Boolean, Date, Variant, Object — choosing the right data type, memory considerations
- Constants — declaring constants with Const, built-in Excel constants (xlUp, xlDown, xlRight, vbInformation, vbYesNo, vbYes)
- Operators — arithmetic (+, -, *, /, ^, Mod, \), comparison (<, >, =, <>, <=, >=), logical (And, Or, Not), string concatenation (&)
- MsgBox — displaying messages, MsgBox with buttons (vbYesNo, vbOKCancel), capturing user response, MsgBox icons (vbInformation, vbWarning, vbCritical)
- InputBox — getting input from user, data type handling for user input, validating InputBox response
- Built-in String Functions — Len, Left, Right, Mid, Trim, LCase, UCase, InStr, Replace, Split, Join — string manipulation in VBA
- Date & Math Functions — Now, Date, Time, DateAdd, DateDiff, DatePart, Format (for dates), Abs, Int, Round, Sqr, Rnd — essential built-in functions
M3
Control Flow — Conditions & Loops
- If-Then statement — single-line If, block If (If…Then…End If), using comparison operators, checking multiple conditions
- If-Then-Else — If…Then…Else…End If, the two-branch decision, handling both true and false cases
- Nested If — If inside If, when to use nested If vs ElseIf, readability and indentation best practices
- ElseIf — If…ElseIf…ElseIf…Else…End If — multi-branch conditions, checking grade ranges, categories
- Select Case — Select Case…Case…Case Else…End Select — cleaner alternative to multiple ElseIf, matching strings and numbers
- For-Next Loop — counter-based loop, Step (increment/decrement), nested loops (loop within loop), Exit For — iterating through rows, columns, and ranges
- For Each Loop — For Each item In collection — iterating through all worksheets, all workbooks, all cells in a range without knowing count
- Do While / Do Until Loops — condition-based loops, Do While...Loop, Do Until...Loop, Do...Loop While, Do...Loop Until — Exit Do, infinite loop prevention
M4
Procedures, Functions & Code Organisation
- Sub Procedures — writing reusable Sub procedures, calling a Sub from another Sub (Call statement), naming conventions for procedures
- Function Procedures — creating custom functions that return a value, Function vs Sub, using custom VBA functions in Excel worksheet cells
- Arguments / Parameters — passing arguments to Sub and Function, multiple parameters, required vs optional parameters (Optional keyword, IsMissing)
- ByVal vs ByRef — difference between passing by value (copy) and by reference (original), when each matters, common mistakes
- Variable Scope — Procedure-level (Dim inside Sub), Module-level (Dim at top of module), Project-level (Public at module level) — when to use each scope
- Static Variables — variables that retain their value between macro calls, use cases for counters and accumulators
- Arrays — declaring arrays (Dim arr(10)), dynamic arrays (ReDim, ReDim Preserve), array functions (UBound, LBound, Array()), 2D arrays for table data
- Collections and Dictionaries — Scripting.Dictionary for key-value pairs, unique value counting, frequency analysis — advanced data structure in VBA
M5
Excel Object Model — Workbooks, Sheets & Ranges
- Application Object — Application.ScreenUpdating (stop screen flicker), Application.Calculation (speed up macros), Application.DisplayAlerts (suppress prompts), Application.Wait
- Workbooks Collection — Workbooks.Open, Workbooks.Close, Workbooks.Add, ThisWorkbook, ActiveWorkbook, Workbook.Save, SaveAs, naming workbooks
- Worksheets Collection — Worksheets("Name"), Sheets(1), ActiveSheet, Worksheets.Add, sheet.Copy, sheet.Move, sheet.Delete, sheet.Name, sheet.Visible
- Range Object — Range("A1"), Range("A1:D10"), Cells(row, col), ActiveCell, Selection, CurrentRegion, UsedRange — the most important Excel object
- Range Properties — .Value, .Formula, .Text, .Address, .Row, .Column, .Count, .Rows.Count, .Columns.Count, .Font, .Interior, .NumberFormat, .Borders
- Range Methods — .Copy, .PasteSpecial, .Clear, .ClearContents, .ClearFormats, .Delete, .Insert, .Find, .FindNext, .Replace, .Sort
- Dynamic Ranges — Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row (find last used row), Cells(1, Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column (find last used column)
- Charts and PivotTables via VBA — creating, modifying, and refreshing charts and PivotTables using VBA code — automating dashboard updates
M6
UserForms — Building Interactive Excel Applications
- UserForm Basics — inserting a UserForm in VBE, UserForm properties (Caption, BackColor, Width, Height), showing UserForm (UserForm.Show), hiding (Me.Hide), unloading (Unload Me)
- Label Control — displaying static text, dynamic label text update, font and colour formatting via code
- TextBox Control — text input, TextBox properties (Text, Value, Locked, MaxLength, PasswordChar), reading and writing TextBox value from VBA code
- ComboBox Control — adding items (AddItem, RowSource), selected item (ComboBox.Value, ComboBox.ListIndex), populating from worksheet range on UserForm_Initialize
- ListBox Control — multi-select ListBox, adding items, reading selected items, ColumnCount for multi-column display
- CheckBox and OptionButton — checkbox state (.Value = True/False), option button groups (mutually exclusive selection), reading selected option
- CommandButton — click event handler, data validation before submit (checking empty fields, data types), writing form data to Excel sheet, clearing form after submit
- UserForm Validation — checking mandatory fields, validating numeric input, email format check, preventing duplicate entries, custom error messages via MsgBox
M7
File Operations, Error Handling & Advanced Topics
- Text File Operations — Open statement, reading a text file (Input mode, Line Input), writing to a text file (Output mode, Print #), appending (Append mode), Close statement
- FileSystemObject (FSO) — CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject"), checking if file/folder exists (FileExists, FolderExists), creating folders, listing files in a folder
- Workbook Loop — opening all Excel files in a folder using Dir() function, extracting data from each, closing each workbook — multi-file data consolidation
- Error Handling — On Error GoTo (redirect execution to error handler), On Error Resume Next (skip error and continue), On Error GoTo 0 (restore default error handling)
- Err Object — Err.Number (error code), Err.Description (error message), Err.Source, Resume (retry after fix), Resume Next (skip the error line), creating custom error messages
- Events — Worksheet_Change (auto-run when cell changes), Worksheet_SelectionChange, Workbook_Open (auto-run on file open), Workbook_BeforeSave, Workbook_BeforeClose
- Sending Emails via Outlook — creating email with VBA (Outlook.Application, CreateItem, .To, .Subject, .Body, .Attachments.Add, .Send / .Display) — bulk email automation
- Interacting with Other Office Apps — controlling Word and PowerPoint from Excel VBA — copying Excel data/charts to Word/PowerPoint via VBA automation
M8
3 Live Projects, Freelancing & Interview Preparation
- Project 1 — Automated MIS Report Generator: reads raw sales data from Sheet1, applies region/month filters, generates formatted MIS report on Sheet2 with total rows, colour-coded highlights, embedded chart — at one button click
- Project 2 — Employee Salary Sheet Automation: reads employee master data (name, basic salary, grade), calculates HRA (40%), DA (20%), PF deduction (12%), ESIC (0.75%), Professional Tax, generates individual payslip for each employee as a new formatted sheet, exports all payslips as PDF files to a folder
- Project 3 — Inventory Management System: UserForm with TextBox (product name, quantity, price), ComboBox (category), CommandButton (Add/Edit/Delete/Search) — full CRUD operations writing to a master inventory sheet, low-stock alert macro, auto-generate reorder report
- Student Mark Sheet Automation (bonus): reads marks from input sheet, calculates total, percentage, grade (using Select Case), result (Pass/Fail), generates individual mark cards for all students
- Freelancing with VBA — Fiverr/Upwork profile for Excel automation services, pricing VBA projects (simple: ₹2,000, medium: ₹8,000, complex: ₹25,000+), writing client proposals, delivering projects, getting 5-star reviews
- VBA Interview Preparation — top 40 VBA technical questions (object model, loop types, ByVal vs ByRef, error handling, UserForm events), coding problems asked in MIS Analyst and VBA Developer interviews
- Resume Building — VBA developer resume highlighting automation projects, tools used, business domains, efficiency gains achieved (e.g. "Automated monthly MIS report reducing preparation time from 8 hours to 10 minutes")
- Placement referrals — banks, FMCG companies, manufacturing firms, IT companies, logistics companies, HR tech firms, and insurance companies in Delhi NCR seeking MIS Analysts and VBA developers
📄 Download Full VBA Course Syllabus & Practice Files — free with course enquiry
Portfolio Projects
3 Live VBA Projects You Will Build
Project 1
Automated MIS Report Generator
Reads raw transactional data from a data sheet, applies filters (by month, region, category), auto-generates a formatted MIS report with summary tables, totals, conditional formatting, and embedded chart — at a single button click. Saves 3–8 hours of manual work monthly.
Excel Object Model
For Loops
If-Else
Charts via VBA
Formatting Code
Project 2
Employee Salary Sheet Automation
Reads employee master data, calculates full salary breakdown (Basic, HRA, DA, allowances, PF, ESIC, PT deductions, net pay) for every employee, generates individual formatted payslip sheets, and exports all payslips as PDF files to a designated folder — replacing hours of manual payslip creation.
For Each Loop
Functions
Sheet Creation
PDF Export
Error Handling
Project 3
Inventory Management Tracker
Complete UserForm-based inventory system — Add, Edit, Delete, and Search product records through a custom form interface. Features low-stock highlighting (conditional formatting via code), auto-generate reorder report, and data validation — a functional mini-application inside Excel.
UserForm
ComboBox
TextBox Validation
CommandButton Events
CRUD Operations
VBA Skills & Concepts You Will Master
VBA Programming Topics Covered
🎬 Macro Recording (Abs+Rel)
📝 VBE (Visual Basic Editor)
🔢 Variables & Data Types
🔀 If-Else & Select Case
🔁 For, For Each, Do While Loops
⚙️ Sub & Function Procedures
📊 Excel Object Model
📋 Range, Cells, Worksheets
🖥️ UserForms & Controls
🚨 Error Handling (On Error)
📁 File Operations (FSO)
📧 Outlook Email Automation
Career Opportunities
Jobs You Can Get After VBA Course
📊
MIS Analyst / Sr. MIS Analyst
₹4–12 LPABuild automated MIS dashboards and reports using VBA at banks, FMCG, logistics, manufacturing, and IT companies — the most common VBA job in Delhi NCR
💻
Excel VBA Developer
₹4–14 LPABuild custom Excel-based automation tools, data entry forms, and reporting systems for business users at IT services companies and corporate teams
📈
Data Analyst (Excel Automation)
₹4–12 LPAAnalyse business data with Excel VBA — automate data cleaning, transformation, and summarisation for business intelligence and operations teams
🔧
Automation Analyst
₹4–10 LPAIdentify and automate repetitive manual processes in finance, HR, supply chain, and operations departments using Excel VBA macros and tools
💼
Business Intelligence Analyst
₹5–16 LPACombine Excel VBA skills with SQL and Power BI to build automated BI reporting pipelines — one of the fastest-growing data roles in India
💰
VBA Freelancer
₹5K–50K/projectAutomate Excel tasks for businesses as a freelancer on Fiverr, Upwork, or direct clients — MIS automation, UserForms, salary sheets — unlimited earning
Eligibility — Basic Excel Knowledge Required
Who Should Join VBA Course?
MIS Executives & Analysts
Professionals who already create Excel reports manually and want to automate the entire process — VBA transforms an MIS Executive from a report typist to an automation expert, directly leading to senior roles and 40–70% salary increases.
Accounts & Finance Professionals
Accountants, Finance Executives, and Payroll Managers who handle salary sheets, P&L reports, and expense trackers in Excel — VBA automates their most time-consuming tasks and makes them indispensable to their organisations.
Inventory & Supply Chain Staff
Store managers, purchase officers, and supply chain executives who maintain inventory records in Excel — VBA builds them automated inventory trackers, reorder alerts, and stock reports that replace manual updating.
Fresh Graduates — Excel Power Users
Graduates who already know Excel well and want to differentiate themselves in the job market — VBA is the skill that moves an Excel user from a data entry role to an analyst role, opening significantly better-paying opportunities.
IT Professionals — Non-Developers
IT support staff, system administrators, and software testers who work with Excel data and want to add automation skills — VBA is a programming language that's directly applicable to their daily work without requiring a full developer role.
Small Business Owners
Business owners who use Excel to manage accounts, inventory, employee records, or sales data — VBA gives them the power to automate their own Excel tools, reducing dependence on staff for routine data tasks and reports.
Student Reviews
What Our Students Say
★★★★★
"I was an MIS Executive at a logistics company manually creating Excel reports every month — it took 3 full working days. After MMIIT's VBA course, I automated the entire monthly MIS report process in a single macro that runs in 4 minutes. The live project sessions were the best part — the salary automation project taught me exactly how to handle real payroll data with For Each loops and sheet creation. I also built a stock tracker for our warehouse using what I learned. My salary went from ₹22,000 to ₹38,000 after being promoted to Senior MIS Analyst — the company sees me as indispensable now. Best VBA training near Dwarka Mor Metro."
★★★★★
"I am an accountant at a CA firm and we had to prepare salary payslips for 120 employees every month — it used to take me and my colleague 2 full days. After MMIIT's VBA course, I built a payslip automation macro in Excel that generates all 120 payslips and exports each as a PDF in under 8 minutes. The entire team was amazed. The UserForm project was also incredibly useful — I built a petty cash entry form for our office. I also started taking VBA freelance projects on Upwork — earning ₹15,000 extra per month. MMIIT's VBA course is one of the best investments I have ever made."
★★★★★
"I was a fresh B.Com graduate and knew Excel well but had no idea about VBA. MMIIT's VBA course started from the very basics and the faculty made sure everyone understood before moving forward. The For Each loop concept for iterating through Excel sheets was the moment everything clicked for me — I suddenly understood how to write code that processes large data automatically. The live projects were the best part — I have 3 real automation projects in my portfolio now. I got placed as a Data Analyst at a Delhi bank at ₹5.5 LPA where VBA is used daily. MMIIT's VBA course was the best career decision I made."
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Have more questions? Call us at +91-7838180031 or visit MMIIT at Dwarka Mor Metro, Delhi.
Free demo class available Mon–Sat, 9AM–8PM.
MMIIT's VBA course is 3 months long, covering Macro Recording & VBE, VBA Fundamentals (variables, data types, operators, MsgBox, InputBox, string/date/math functions), Control Flow (If-Else, Select Case, For-Next, For Each, Do While, Do Until), Procedures & Functions (Sub, Function, arguments, scope, arrays), Excel Object Model (Application, Workbook, Worksheet, Range, Cells, Charts, PivotTables), UserForms (all controls — TextBox, ComboBox, ListBox, CheckBox, CommandButton), File Operations & Error Handling, and 3 Live Projects (MIS Report Automation, Salary Sheet, Inventory Tracker). Morning, evening, and weekend batches at Dwarka Mor.
No — only basic MS Excel knowledge is required. VBA at MMIIT starts from the absolute basics of programming (what is a variable, what is a loop) explained in simple Hindi and English. Many of MMIIT's most successful VBA students are accountants, HR managers, store keepers, and MIS executives with zero programming background who master VBA completely in 3 months. You need to know basic Excel — entering data, using formulas like SUM and VLOOKUP, formatting cells — and MMIIT handles everything from there.
The 3 live projects are: Project 1 — MIS Report Automation (auto-generates formatted monthly MIS report from raw data with summary tables and charts at one button click), Project 2 — Employee Salary Sheet Automation (calculates salary with PF/ESIC deductions for all employees, generates individual payslips as sheets and PDFs), and Project 3 — Inventory Management Tracker (UserForm-based CRUD system for adding/editing/deleting stock records with low-stock alerts and reorder reports). These 3 projects form a portfolio directly usable in job interviews and freelancing.
MMIIT's VBA course fee is approximately ₹8,000 for the full 3-month programme, with monthly instalment options. The fee includes all VBA training, Excel practice files, live project guidance, interview preparation, and placement support. Call +91-7838180031 for the latest batch details.
After the VBA course, you can apply for MIS Analyst, Senior MIS Analyst, Excel VBA Developer, Data Analyst (Excel), Automation Analyst, Business Intelligence Analyst, and Reporting Specialist at banks, FMCG companies, manufacturing firms, IT companies, logistics companies, insurance firms, and any organisation that uses Excel for critical business operations — with salaries ranging from ₹4–16 LPA depending on experience and domain.
Yes — VBA freelancing is one of the most lucrative Excel-based income sources. The freelancing module teaches Fiverr and Upwork profile setup, how to price VBA projects (simple: ₹2,000, medium: ₹8,000, complex: ₹25,000+), write proposals, and deliver projects. Many MMIIT VBA graduates earn ₹10,000–50,000/month from freelancing alongside or instead of a full-time job — automating MIS reports, salary sheets, and custom UserForms for businesses.
VBA and Python serve different purposes. VBA is built into Microsoft Office — it is the fastest, most direct way to automate Excel tasks without installing any additional software, and is widely used in corporate India (banks, FMCG, manufacturing, logistics). Python is a general-purpose programming language used for data science, web development, and AI — requiring additional libraries and setup. If your goal is Excel automation for corporate MIS, reporting, and finance work → learn VBA. If your goal is data science, machine learning, or web development → learn Python. Many professionals learn both — VBA for Excel automation and Python for broader data work.
Yes. MMIIT offers both offline classroom VBA training at Dwarka Mor and live online / hybrid classes with the same full curriculum, Excel practice files, live project work, and placement support. Call +91-7838180031 to check online batch availability.
MMIIT is at Plot No. 65, Opposite Gate No. 2, Dwarka Mor Metro Station, Uttam Nagar, New Delhi – 110059. Just 2 minutes walk from Dwarka Mor Metro Gate 2 (Blue Line) — easily reachable from Dwarka, Uttam Nagar, Nawada, Janakpuri, Vikaspuri, Rajouri Garden, and Karol Bagh.
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