If you’re looking for an easy way to understand how to use the Frequencies in SPSS in Hindi, this guide is for you. Many students and first-time SPSS users struggle with analyzing categorical variables like gender, education level, or survey responses.

In this post, I’ll explain what frequencies mean, why they’re important, and how you can generate them using SPSS software — with a step-by-step video tutorial in Hindi.

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📘 What Are Frequencies in SPSS?

Frequencies are used to count how many times a value appears in a dataset. This is especially useful when analyzing:

• Survey results
• Categorical data (e.g., Male/Female, Yes/No)
• Multiple-choice responses

SPSS provides a very easy way to generate frequency tables with counts, percentages, and charts — all without needing to know any complex formulas.

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🎥 Watch the Tutorial in Hindi

This video is made for Hindi-speaking learners and covers the following:

• Loading a dataset into SPSS
• Selecting variables for frequency analysis
• Choosing display options (percentages, charts, etc.)
• Understanding the output in simple language

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🧠 Why Use Frequencies?

Frequency tables are one of the most essential tools in data analysis. They allow you to:

• See how data is distributed
• Detect any unusual patterns or missing values
• Create clean summaries for presentations or reports

The SPSS Frequencies tool also lets you generate bar charts and pie charts, making it easier to visualize your data.

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✅ Why This Tutorial Is Different

This isn’t just another SPSS tutorial. It’s designed:

• For complete beginners
• In Hindi, with clear step-by-step instructions
• With real-time screen recording so you can follow along easily

It’s ideal for students, teachers, researchers, or anyone new to SPSS.

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📣 Your Next Step

After watching, try running the Frequencies command on your own dataset.
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