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• 01What are the service fees on SenData?

  During the 30/04 holiday, a flat rate from just 150,000 VND/report. Outside the holiday, the minimum fee is set in admin settings and updated to match the market.

• 02What perks do students get on SenData?

  SenData prioritizes students with a capped fee of 150,000 VND, 24/7 responses, and a 100% refund if the freelancer is even 1 minute late.

• 03How long until I receive my Power BI report?

  It depends on complexity: student assignments are usually 24-72 hours. You enter your desired deadline when creating the project; the freelancer commits to the deadline or refunds.

• 04Do I need to know Power BI / Python to use SenData?

  No. Just upload the brief + dataset (Excel, CSV, PDF) and describe your requirements; the freelancer does the rest — including an interactive dashboard, the .pbix file, and clean source code.

• 05What data skills does SenData support?

  Power BI, DAX, SQL, Python (pandas, scikit-learn), Excel + VBA, Tableau, R, web scraping, data cleaning, and advanced statistical analysis.

• 06How much does it cost to hire someone for an internship report?

  The data and dashboard part of an internship report is usually 300,000–500,000 VND when you already have one data file and need 5–8 metrics, delivered in 2–3 days. Multiple sources or messy data pushes it to 500,000–1,500,000 VND. Price depends on three things: how clean the data is, how many metrics you need, and how tight the deadline is.

• 07Will the freelancer write my whole internship report?

  What you get help with is the technical part: cleaning the data, building the model, writing the measures and the dashboard. Delivery always includes the source file and an explanation of how it was built so you can present it and answer questions. The written content, the commentary and the defence remain yours — that is what gets graded.

• 08What should I prepare before posting?

  Four things: the original brief from your school (complete, not summarised), the data as Excel/CSV (if you have none, say so and the freelancer will suggest a suitable public dataset), the real deadline with the submission date, and any specific requirements from your lecturer such as a mandated tool or a live presentation. Preparing all four makes it cheaper and faster.