Compare 12 Python courses from top providers — filter by price, level, provider & certificate.
All 12 Python courses on Coursera, compared by rating, level and price.
What this filter actually gets you in this field — name and link two or three courses from the list that show it. The provider filter narrows the 40-course list to only those hosted on Coursera. Every course in the full set already runs on Coursera, so this filter does not reduce the number of options. It is useful when you want to see the full breadth of what the platform offers, including courses from partners like Yale, Google, and IBM, without the distraction of courses from other providers.
A table of the courses this filter returns, cut on the attributes the constraint does NOT control (level, duration, provider, certificate). Since the provider filter keeps every course, this table shows the full set sorted by duration so a reader can compare how much time each requires.
| Course | Duration | Level | Price (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Python Basics | 26h 50m | Beginner | Not stated |
| Crash Course on Python | 20h 51m | Beginner | Not stated |
| Python for Everybody Specialization | 2 months | Beginner | 3,999 |
When this filter is the wrong call — say who should ignore it and what to open instead. If you are looking for the absolute cheapest entry into Python, the one free course in the full list — Mandarin Chinese 1: Chinese for Beginners — is flagged as free, though it is not Python-specific. If your goal is a course hosted on a different platform, the Python Courses on Udemy facet offers a different provider set with its own price and rating profile. If you need a course that includes Hindi subtitles, the Python Courses for Beginners facet filters on level and language support.
Link back to the parent hub and one sibling facet. Python courses is the parent hub covering all Python options across providers. Free Python Courses is a sibling facet that isolates the single free offering from the full catalogue.
Python Courses on Coursera serve Indian learners who want structured, university-backed training without the cost of a full degree. The platform offers 40 courses ranging from beginner programming to data science specialisations, with prices between ₹3,999 and ₹4,299. All courses provide a certificate on completion, and the average rating sits at 4.8 across 40 offerings. Learners choose Coursera for its flexible deadlines, global university partners, and the ability to audit most content for free, though graded assignments and the certificate require payment. This makes it a practical option for upskilling while working or studying.
What this filter actually gets you in this field — name and link two or three courses from the list that show it. The provider filter narrows the 40-course list to only those hosted on Coursera. Every course in the full set already runs on Coursera, so this filter does not reduce the number of options. It is useful when you want to see the full breadth of what the platform offers, including courses from partners like Yale, Google, and IBM, without the distraction of courses from other providers.
A table of the courses this filter returns, cut on the attributes the constraint does NOT control (level, duration, provider, certificate). Since the provider filter keeps every course, this table shows the full set sorted by duration so a reader can compare how much time each requires.
| Course | Duration | Level | Price (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Python Basics | 26h 50m | Beginner | Not stated |
| Crash Course on Python | 20h 51m | Beginner | Not stated |
| Python for Everybody Specialization | 2 months | Beginner | 3,999 |
When this filter is the wrong call — say who should ignore it and what to open instead. If you are looking for the absolute cheapest entry into Python, the one free course in the full list — Mandarin Chinese 1: Chinese for Beginners — is flagged as free, though it is not Python-specific. If your goal is a course hosted on a different platform, the Python Courses on Udemy facet offers a different provider set with its own price and rating profile. If you need a course that includes Hindi subtitles, the Python Courses for Beginners facet filters on level and language support.
Link back to the parent hub and one sibling facet. Python courses is the parent hub covering all Python options across providers. Free Python Courses is a sibling facet that isolates the single free offering from the full catalogue.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Python for Everybody Specialization | 4.8★ | ₹3,999 | 2 months | Most popular — 2M learners | |
| Python Data Structures | 4.9★ | Check price | 19h 50m | Highest rated (4.9★ from 97.3K reviews) | |
| Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python) | 4.8★ | Check price | 17h 1m | Beginner-friendly · 17h 1m | |
| Python Basics | 4.8★ | Check price | 26h 50m | Beginner-friendly · 26h 50m | |
| Crash Course on Python | 4.8★ | Check price | 20h 51m | Beginner-friendly · 20h 51m | |
| Introduction to Software Engineering | 4.7★ | Check price | 14h 30m | Quickest to finish (14h 30m) |
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.