Edureka

Hello readers!

I was enrolled in the Tableau Training from 8th Jan to 13th Feb with Edureka. I took the weekend classes since I'm a working professional. Learning this BI tool was really easy, due to the live classes. We use to get all our queries/doubts resolved in real-time, making it really effective to learn.

The trainer/instructor had more than a decade of experience in the field of Data Science and Business Intelligence. The 3 hours of classes every weekend was full of energy and very insightful plus it helped me master this Data Visualization tool. Not only the classes but the interactive quizzes were a no-brainer. Completing it was really fun, because of the clarity that the instructor provided. The class assignments and shadow sessions were wonderful.

The LMS was easily navigatable and consisted of a lot of cool features such as live recorded sessions to revise, case studies to work with, and free datasets for practice. It was organized and I really loved it. In the future, I'm looking to opt for the Master's program in Business Intelligence partnered with famous Indian Universities like IIT and NIT.

I would love to recommend this Bootcamp training to anyone looking to learn Tableau. I can assure you that it will be the best bang for your buck. I'm hoping to get a salary increment after I finish the final project and successfully get certified. 

I’ve had a good experience with the Edureka training. The course content is useful and matches my learning goals. I really like how well the course is organized, which helps me learn more easily and clearly. The lessons are just the right level of challenge — not too hard, but enough to help me grow.

The trainer knows the subject very well and explains things clearly. What I liked the most is that they quickly answer questions and are very helpful. 

The videos, reading materials, and code examples have been very helpful. The technical support and learning platform are also easy to use and smooth. However, I noticed that database connectivity topics are missing from the course. I recommend adding a section on Python and database connectivity to make the course more complete.

Overall, I’m happy with the training from Edureka. The course is well-planned, the teacher is skilled, and there are lots of chances to practice. I look forward to learning more and improving my skills through this course.

Courses are well-structured and designed by industry experts, making them suitable for both beginners and professionals.
Unlike many platforms that rely solely on self-paced learning, Edureka offers live classes with real-time interaction, which helps clarify doubts instantly.
Edureka specializes in IT-related domains, including Python, data science, cloud computing, and DevOps, making it ideal for tech career growth.
Learners receive certificates after completing courses, which can be useful for showcasing skills to employers.

For anyone who is reading all the answers to this question, notice a general template of all the people who have given positive review of Edureka. They all start with, hi my name is XYZ and I am a developer since * years. This tells you only 1 thing, and that is how fake these reviews are.









I enrolled in Full stack masters program in 2020. The html and css courses were pre recorded, and many things taught were already outdated by 2020(the recordings were of 2017!). This was the first red flag.









Then I moved to the Angular Course, which was a live interactive course. In the first lecture, the instructor started talking in broken english, which was the second red flag!









His way of teaching was disastrous. He first discussed the theory for 1.5 hours and then coded for the remaining half hour. This meant that often the class became boring! Coming to the assignments part, the assignments were not checked by anyone, you just had to submit them and they got approved. Once I tried to check whether anyone takes a look at the assignments by sending a bogus document, turns out it got approved! Third red flag









The instructor was difficult to talk to, as he had a hard time understanding what our doubts were. He most of the time told us to keep our doubts til end of session and then ask at once, but at the end he didnt resolve most of the doubts as he barely understood what we were trying to ask.









The node JS Course went slightly better. The instructor was more code oriented, and was better at conducting classes. However, his style of coding was vastly different than the instructor earlier, and for newbies like me, it was always a matter of confusion.









The Mongo Db course was the biggest joke of them all. The instructor was incompetent, even I, who had no database experience, could write better search queries than that incompetent of an instructor by mid course. Everyone was forced to self study, and although it benefited us all, but spending 40k for a course and then getting such an instructor is really pathetic!









At the end of the course , I didnt consider myself a “full stack developer” since a lot of basics were not covered in Angular and Node courses(for example, the password verification in node js was not taught, sending emails wasn't taught etc). Then I joined Maximilian Schwarzmuller's angular and node js courses. Each was priced at about 455 rupees. Although everything is pre recorded, the quality is 100 times better than the 40k priced course of Edureka!! I have designed 2 sites now, using mean stack, and now I am learning React.









In short, Edureka is really overpriced for the quality of instructors they provide, I suggest that you refer to Udemy for any tech related course, apart from Maximilian, there are a dozen of other good instructors who have a deep knowledge of whatever they are teaching, not like the half wits of overpriced Edureka. Goind anonymous because I have to complete a project of Edureka, to get the certificate, so I atleast want to have a certificate for the 40k I wasted