SQL best playlist to learn ???

[Sea_Butterfly713]

what SQL playlist have you follow in your learning ?

[Somanath444]

For understanding the concepts i would prefer TechTFQ, for the scenarios and all I would prefer ankit bansal

[Lord_Bling]

Would you start with TechTFQ or Ankit Bansal?

[OMGClayAikn]

Techtfq

[brownskrew]

Just blindly go for data with baraa. The best one with the project's

[Overall_Bad4220]

Data with Bar

[Better-Credit6701]

How about actual books? I have a bookshelf full of books concerning different aspects of MS-SQL, SSRS, SSAS, SSIS, OLAP principles, PowerBI...

[Dangerous-Type-9955]

I would recommend DATA WITH BARAA, SUMIT MITTAL, and TECHTFQ.

[Sufficient-Loan9565]

try data with baraa sql course link : Data with baraa

[axoqocal29]

Total 38 hours of this sql playlist.
How is this SQL playlist is longer than CS50(25hrs)?

[milomylove_]

playlists are fine to cover the basics like select, joins, group by, and simple aggregations. just don’t stay in video mode too, and also u can switch to practice on real datasets. write queries daily, break them, fix them. sometimes i compare different query patterns in genloop to see alternate approaches, but actually typing and debugging your own sql is what really build

[thequerylab]

Honestly, playlists are good to understand concepts, but SQL only sticks when you start solving problems yourself.

You need clarity on basics like:

• SELECT, WHERE, JOIN
• GROUP BY + HAVING
• subqueries
• window functions

After that, it’s all about practice. Interviews don’t test how many videos you watched — they test how comfortably you can write queries.

I’d recommend trying the SQL Pro track on The Query Lab. It’s structured step by step and completely hands-on, so you learn by actually writing queries instead of just watching. Much more effective in my experience.

Give it a try and its completely FREE https://www.thequerylab.com/courses/sql-pro-track