Compare 7 Python courses from top providers — filter by price, level, provider & certificate.
7 intermediate-level Python courses, ranked by rating and learner count.
Same shortlist as below, side by side — including who runs it and why it stands out.
| Course | Provider | Rating | Price | Duration | Why pick this one | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| REST APIs with Flask and Python in 2025 | 4.7★ | ₹509 | 12.5 hours | Highest rated (4.7★ from 25.3K reviews) | View ↗ | |
| Automated Software Testing with Python | 4.4★ | ₹649 | 13.5 hours | For learners past the basics · 13.5 hours | View ↗ | |
| Design Patterns in Python | 4.3★ | ₹499 | 9 hours | For learners past the basics · 9 hours | View ↗ | |
| Python Programming for AWS - Learn Python with AWS and Boto3 | 4.2★ | ₹529 | 10.5 hours | For learners past the basics · 10.5 hours | View ↗ | |
| Introduction to Microservices with Python (with Next.JS) | 4.2★ | ₹479 | 8 hours | Cheapest paid option (₹479) | View ↗ | |
| Analyze Data with Python | Codecademy | $39.99 | 13h | For learners past the basics · 13h | View ↗ |
For absolute beginners, Python for Everybody (University of Michigan, free to audit) and The Complete Python Bootcamp are the highest-rated. Both start from zero and build to real projects.
Yes. Python for Everybody can be audited free, and resources like freeCodeCamp are fully free. Paid courses add structure, projects, support and a certificate.
About 3-6 months at 8-10 hours a week to become job-ready, covering syntax, data structures, functions and a few portfolio projects.
A recognised certificate plus a portfolio of 3-5 real projects is a strong signal. Employers care most about what you can build.