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Udemy

App Service · Prep courses, practice tests & platforms · 163 mentions · 9 subreddits · discussed in r/AzureCertification, r/cissp, r/O365Certification, r/cism

Reddit take

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Udemy is a popular, budget-friendly platform for IT certification preparation, particularly for Azure and CISSP exams. It is highly valued for its practice tests and hands-on labs, though users frequently describe it as a "mixed bag" where quality varies significantly between instructors.

Pros

  • Affordable pricing, especially during frequent sales (e.g., $14 courses)
  • Extensive library of practice exams and quizzes that often mirror exam difficulty
  • Effective for hands-on lab practice and technical basics
  • Strong community consensus for Azure and CISSP exam preparation

Cons

  • Inconsistent course quality ranging from "subpar" to excellent
  • Materials can be outdated, particularly for fast-changing cloud certifications
  • Platform contains low-quality filler and potentially unethically sourced content

Caveats

  • Users often recommend supplementing Udemy with official documentation (e.g., MS Learn) or other platforms like Whizlabs and TutorialsDojo
  • Practice tests can sometimes be significantly more difficult than the actual exam content
  • Quality depends entirely on the specific instructor rather than the platform itself

Best for

  • Budget-conscious students
  • IT certification exam preparation
  • Learning foundational technical skills like linear regression or cloud basics

Avoid if

  • You require a strictly curated platform with uniform quality standards
  • You are studying for a rapidly evolving certification and cannot verify the course's last update date

This summary uses balanced time weighting with about a 6-month half-life. The evidence is older (median age ~310 days), which may affect the relevance of specific course recommendations for fast-changing tech products.

Sentiment

120 positive (74%) · 26 mixed (16%) · 17 negative (10%)

Trust + time weighted score: +62% · raw score 63%

What redditors said (10 of 163)

Most of the Udemy materials were out of date and I struggled to find any in-date tests.
negative · u/x****x · r/AzureCertification · Feb 27, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
For practice tests, I have TutorialsDojo, MeasureUp, and Udemy, so I ended up doing the practice exams on all three.
mixed · u/T****n · r/AzureCertification · Sep 5, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
I noticed that quite a few of the SC-900 courses on platforms like Udemy and Whizlabs haven’t been updated recently.
negative · u/C****n · r/AzureCertification · Sep 3, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
Never trust Udemy tests in general, They are not properly updated sometimes...
negative · u/A****m · r/AzureCertification · comment · Sep 3, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
I added Udemy and bought the yearly package where I can do any practice exam.
positive · u/i****r · r/AzureCertification · comment · Sep 3, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
Udemy isn't looking good. People aren't recommending any courses (I checked the Udemy courses, and they all have negative reviews).
negative · u/W****I · r/AzureCertification · Aug 31, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
But whenever I learn MS Learn and other links(or watch a complete guide on udemy) i only score 50-60 on the MS practice exams.
mixed · u/t****1 · r/O365Certification · Aug 31, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
I studied using Claude connected to MS Learn API, MS practice tests, and some Udemdy practice tests.
positive · u/v****s · r/O365Certification · Aug 31, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
Though i also bought PocketPrep and Udemy practices questions and exams, i later on skipped the PocketPrep after a few days of using it because i feel like it is not helping me. I stick with my QAE
mixed · u/A****5 · r/cism · comment · Aug 28, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
i didnt use QE at all. I used 2 practice exams set from udemy.
positive · u/x****c · r/cissp · comment · Aug 27, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗

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