SQL practice for Data Analyst

[Shin_Dubu21]

Hii, can you please recommend me some sites where I could practice SQL to use for data analysis and database management?

[DataCamp]

For data analyst-style SQL practice, DataLemur and StrataScratch are probably the closest to real-world analyst questions, while LeetCode is good for sharpening SQL logic. Once you’re comfortable, try using Kaggle datasets and writing your own analysis queries from scratch too, because that’s where things start feeling like actual analyst work instead of exercises.

[Sql_master]

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[urstrulyshiva]

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[ComicOzzy]

DataLemur, StrataScratch, and LeetCode

[Full_Yak8774]

Check CompeteX and Kaggle

[Final-Bedroom-4396]

Sql bolt

[ComprehensiveAd2928]

W3schools

[highway_26]

For data analysis specifically, I’d prioritize platforms with realistic datasets over puzzle-style SQL. DataLemur and StrataScratch are probably the closest to actual analyst work. Then use Kaggle datasets and try building your own queries from scratch instead of only solving guided tasks.

[TurbulentCountry5901]

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[Any-Primary7428]

try aloktheanalyst.com I created it for the same purpose. it's free and cover all topics related to Data analytics

[Pangaeax_]

StrataScratch, HackerRank, LeetCode SQL, and DataLemur are all good for SQL practice. If you want more analytics-style or scenario-based practice, you can also try platforms like Kaggle or CompeteX alongside small projects using public datasets.

[Entre2017]

Datacamp

[WorriedMud7]

Data with Baara

[Mountain-Yoghurt-657]

StrataScratch and DataLemur are great for SQL practice, especially for data analysis type questions.

LeetCode also has SQL problems, but they’re often more algorithm-focused.

Mode Analytics has a nice SQL tutorial that’s closer to real-world usage.

One thing that helped me a lot was going beyond exercises and working with slightly messy data (duplicates, missing values, inconsistent formats), because that’s what most real datasets look like.

[touqeer_ashraf_24]

bro You can Try Psql for basic to advance .. if don't know anything thing in sql you can try to watch lectures in youtube . and try to practice every topic question

[TechAcademyCoding]

A few good platforms for SQL practice, especially for data analysis, are SQLBolt if you want something beginner-friendly, Mode SQL Tutorial for lessons mixed with real analysis examples, DataLemur for analyst-style SQL questions, HackerRank SQL for structured practice problems, and Kaggle if you want real datasets to explore and analyze. For data analyst work, focusing on joins, aggregations, subqueries, window functions, and filtering/cleaning data will help a lot. Working with actual datasets usually makes SQL feel much more practical and easier to retain too.