Uncodemy ratings by platform
The table below lists every platform where Uncodemy has a public rating, with the exact figure, the number of reviews, the last date we checked, and a direct link so you can read the reviews yourself. We do not summarise or cherry-pick what appears there.
| Platform | Rating | Reviews | Last checked | Read reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Business Profile (Noida) | 4.7/5 | 500+ | 13 Oct 2026 | View on Google |
| Justdial (Noida Sector 15 listing) | 4.7/5 | 500+ | 13 Oct 2026 | View on Justdial |
| Sulekha | 5.0/5 | 39 | 13 Oct 2026 | View on Sulekha |
| MouthShut | 4/5 | Count not shown | 13 Oct 2026 | View on MouthShut |
| Trustpilot | 3.1/5 | 6 (5 one-star, 1 five-star) | 13 Oct 2026 | View on Trustpilot |
| Facebook (recommendations) | Recommendations shown | — | 13 Oct 2026 | View on Facebook |
Why we don't add these numbers together
A common practice on many training institute websites is to add every platform's review count into one big number, or to combine several platform ratings into a single headline figure. Uncodemy does not do this — and here is why.
Overlap and double-counting
Some review aggregator widgets — including Trustindex — re-display Google reviews. If Uncodemy added its Trustindex number to its Google number, the same reviewer would be counted twice. That would inflate the total artificially.
Show each platform separately
Uncodemy lists each platform's rating separately, with its own review count and a link to the source. We no longer use the "4.9 from 6,850+" figure that appeared on some older pages — it conflicted with the platform data.
The practical outcome: when you see a review number from Uncodemy, it belongs to exactly one platform, and you can go to that platform and verify it yourself. That is the standard this page exists to maintain.
What learners mention most
Across the review platforms above, certain themes repeat. Below are the topics that appear at category level — not quotes, not invented text. Where Trustpilot shows criticism, that is listed too.
Trainer support
Learners on the higher-rated platforms frequently mention trainer responsiveness — live doubt-clearing, after-class questions and session recaps.
Live projects
The guided projects and capstone are cited often as the pieces that helped learners show real work in interviews — not just a certificate.
Placement help
Resume reviews, mock interviews and opportunity sharing from the 850+ company network are the placement-related themes reviewers mention most.
Watch alumni share their experience
Three Uncodemy alumni have recorded video reviews of their experience on YouTube. Each video below is embedded directly from the alumni's own YouTube channel — not from a Uncodemy-hosted player.
Ayushi Gera
Data Scientist
Yashna Bawa
Machine Learning
Pooja Nair
MERN Developer
How to spot a genuine review
Reviews vary in quality everywhere — not just on Uncodemy's pages. These four checks help you separate a genuine review from a low-effort one, on any platform.
Check the reviewer's history
On Google, Trustpilot and Justdial you can click a reviewer's name to see their other reviews. A genuine reviewer usually has a small, mixed history — not dozens of one-line reviews on the same day.
Look for specifics
A genuine review names the course, the batch timing, or a specific trainer. Generic "great institute, very good faculty" reviews carry less weight than a review that mentions a real detail you can cross-check.
Watch the date pattern
A burst of 5-star reviews on a single day, with no other activity, is a warning sign anywhere. Evenly spaced reviews spread over months are a much better signal.
Check whether the business replies
Whether a business replies to both positive and negative reviews tells you how seriously they take feedback. On Uncodemy's Trustpilot listing, replies from the placement team are being drafted and will be published there.
Our review policy
Uncodemy's position on reviews is simple: we do not buy them, we do not write them, and we do not delete them. These are the rules the placement team follows.
What we do Yes
- We invite every learner to review us after course completion — not at enrolment
- We reply to positive and negative reviews publicly on the same platform
- We display each platform's exact figure without combining them
- We accept corrections and re-check the page every time a rating changes
What we never do No
- We never pay for reviews or offer discounts in exchange for them
- We never script reviews or provide draft text to learners
- We never delete a critical review, or ask a platform to remove it
- We never add review count numbers from multiple platforms into one headline figure
Had a bad experience?
If something about your Uncodemy experience has not been resolved, contact the support team directly. Escalations that are not closed at the first level can be raised to the founder's office.
Student support (first level)
Contact the student support team by email or WhatsApp first. Most concerns about batch timing, trainers or course material are resolved at this level.
Escalation to founder's office
If your concern is not resolved at the first level, escalate it to the founder's office by email. Include your enrolment details and a summary of the issue.