Pair every tool with an outcome
"Built a Power BI dashboard used by 12 branch managers" says more than a list of tools.
Analyst roles get hundreds of applicants, and the first filter is usually keywords like SQL, Power BI and Python. PopCVs makes sure the work you've done is described with the tools the job asks for.

Most analyst job ads ask for the same core stack. Show where you used each tool, not just that you know it.
Switch between a typical resume and the PopCVs version. Same experience, very different keyword match.
Experience, data analyst (example)
Real experience, but in words the hiring software doesn't look for.
"Built a Power BI dashboard used by 12 branch managers" says more than a list of tools.
Analysts are hired to answer questions. Say what decision your analysis supported.
A GitHub repo or Tableau Public dashboard helps, especially if you're switching into analytics.
Only list tools you could use in a technical round. Interviewers will test them.
Your Name
Data Analyst · India
Summary
Data analyst with 2 years in retail, building weekly sales dashboards in Power BI with data pulled using SQL. Automated repetitive Excel work with Python scripts. Looking for an analyst role in e-commerce or fintech.
An example to adapt. Write yours from your own experience: PopCVs never adds anything you haven't done.
A short summary, a skills section with SQL, Excel, a BI tool and Python if you use it, experience bullets that name the tool and the result, plus a link to one strong project.
Build two or three end-to-end projects with public data, publish them on GitHub or Tableau Public, and list SQL, Excel and Power BI on a one-page resume.
Use the one the job description asks for. Many Indian companies ask for Power BI; if you know both, list both.