Abstract
Data is the most important asset for any organization which is further processed to produce useful information. Machine Learning and Big Data techniques are widely used for industrial sectors to generate useful patterns helpful for earning more profits and expand businesses. From the past few years, a lot of research works have been done by using Big Data techniques on educational data for improvement in Education System. Machine Learning and Big Data can be useful for predicting the students’ admission, performance of teaching, performance of a student, identifying the group of students of similar behavior. However, the manual process of record checking is time consuming, tedious, and error prone; due to the inherent volume and complexity of data. In this study, the combination of linear and non-linear machine learning algorithms; Logistic Regression, Decision Tree, k-NN, and Naïve Bayes have been chosen to perform prediction of the target class for an unseen observation by polling. As the models built in this work are predicting the likelihood of a student taking up the admission into any university based on the student data collected by any marketing agency, the combined models are collectively called as the Admission Predictor. The administrative officials of any academic institution can use this kind of an application to explore and analyze the patterns that are affecting the student admission and come up with enhanced strategies to improve admission. Such an application not only plays a vital role in administration, but also help the management in reformulating the marketing criteria for overall development of academic institution.
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