Crack Azure Data Engineering by Interview Preparation Course (Udemy.com)

This course was amazing, most of all the important concepts are covered. it covered all questions for azure data engineer ,worth watching

Good course to understand the topics better and advise anyone facing interviews to take it. But there some missing dots which can be connected by individual research and everything is not possible in one course. I request author to create a system design course for benefit of studets

This course was amazing, most of all the important concepts are covered. Just one suggestion: you can add the questions regarding 1. Synapse like dedicated and serverless SQL pool. 2. Snowflake not in deep just basic questions which can be possibly asked in the interview of Data engineering. Overall course is great. Appreatiate your hardwork. Thank you.

The course doesn't meet expectations as the topics mentioned are not thoroughly covered, with fewer than 120 questions. It would be beneficial to update the questions to reflect current trends, especially for experienced candidates.

Very nice explanation, could have covered some Azure Synapse analytics questions too. however overall good course.

All the questions were provided with answers along with simple explanation. Request the instructor to add more complex questions in future, so that it will be useful for the candidates appearing for Azure Data Engineer interviews.

You give clear explanation of theory concepts, even more than a 40-hours long course of each topic where sometimes can make us feel overwhelmed by details and tiny pieces of information (which may not necessarily needed to know)

Good explanations for ADF and Storage topics, though very basic questions. Few very basic Spark/Databricks questions are wrongly explained and touched concept at a very very high level

Great course for preparing for a interview. I would like to see more scenario based questions on ADF and ADB where we face some issue during execution and what are the steps that we should take to resolve those

Very interesting approach, I would like to see more of such courses. Normally when we go through the course we are in the listen and absorb mode, but here we are motivated to try and answer the questions ourselves to test the knowledge. Of course it is best to study the topic first and more extensively before coming here, but it is a great way to repeat and fill in a few gaps.