Amit Tiwari SEO Course Review: Is the ₹1,499 Course Worth It, or Is the Free One Enough?

Amit Tiwari’s Advance SEO Course 2025 costs ₹1,499 (marked down from ₹3,499) and is taught in Hinglish. He also gives away a 33-class “Advanced SEO” course with notes and a 75-video YouTube playlist. The free material is detailed and covers technical SEO, schema, Core Web Vitals and AI search. The paid store page, however, shows no syllabus, duration, batch dates or reviews, so you can’t see what the extra money buys. It suits self-learners on a tight budget. If you want a trainer watching your work, correcting you and guiding you toward a job, it leaves gaps. I haven’t taken the course. Everything here comes from his public pages, listed at the end.

This review explains who the course is for and what you get, then scores it on seven factors so you can compare it with other SEO courses.

Amit Tiwari runs AIM (Amit’s Institute of Marketing) and a technical SEO consulting practice through ClickLocal Digital Advertising LLP. The course discussed here is the Advance SEO Course 2025, sold on his course platform. The page offers certificates, quizzes and live tests, and chat groups for doubts. It does not say whether the classes are live or recorded.

He has three entry points:

• Paid course: ₹1,499 in Hinglish.
• Free course: 33 classes with written notes on a separate site.
• YouTube: the “Advanced SEO Course 2025” playlist of 75 videos.

He also sells a wider Advanced Digital Marketing programme, online and at his centre.

The paid page shows a “Course Curriculum” heading with nothing under it. The free course, which is likely close to the paid one, covers:

• How Google works, and how ChatGPT and Perplexity work
• GEO vs AEO vs SEO
• Google Search Console (four parts)
• Domain, hosting and WordPress optimisation
• Ranking signals, keyword research, content planning and AI-assisted writing
• Meta tags, robots.txt, crawl budget, sitemaps and .htaccess
• Internal linking, schema (four classes) and Core Web Vitals (three classes)
• Content pruning, backlinks and Google Analytics

Per the store page, you get a shareable certificate, quiz and test results, and access to chat groups. His main site mentions live projects and placement assistance for the larger programme. It marks the placement claim with an asterisk and says some facilities are only for students at the centre.

• The price. ₹1,499 is a small risk next to classroom fees.
• A free preview. You can judge his teaching before paying, which few trainers allow.
• Depth on technical topics. Crawl budget, .htaccess, schema and Core Web Vitals get several classes each.
• Modern topics. The free course covers AI search engines, which many older courses skip.
• Language. Hinglish suits many Indian beginners.
• Public activity. His site lists WordCamp Delhi 2024 and other talks. I could confirm the WordCamp Delhi 2024 listing, and the rest are his own claims.

• No visible syllabus, duration or batch dates on the paid page.
• No reviews on the paid page. The “Reviews” heading is empty. The five testimonials on his main site are chosen by him.
• Unclear mode. The page says “learn live”, but it never says whether the course is live or recorded.
• No stated refund terms on the page, only a link.
• Inconsistent experience figures. His sites say 11+, 12 and 15+ years in different places. Years of practice all count, but the numbers don’t match.
• Small errors in the free course. Class 10 is missing, and Classes 31 and 32 share a title even though 32 links to Google Analytics.
• Support is mostly chat. Nothing promises one-to-one feedback on your work.
• No hands-on tools. The classes explain robots.txt, schema and sitemaps, but I saw no practice tools. You can try the same tasks free on my SEO tools page.

1. Price and value
2. Beginner friendliness
3. Depth of content
4. Practical work
5. Up-to-date information
6. Support and trainer access
7. Value of the certificate

These scores are my judgement from public pages, not from sitting through the classes.

Price and value: 4.5/5. ₹1,499 is cheap, and the free course lets you test the teaching first. The missing syllabus stops it from scoring higher.

Beginner friendliness: 3.5/5. Hinglish and structured notes help. But the free course jumps from “how Google works” straight into Search Console, hosting and .htaccess. A complete beginner may struggle without someone to ask.

Depth of content: 4/5. The free class list is wide and technical. I can’t confirm the paid course goes beyond it.

Practical work: 3/5. Quizzes, tests and projects are mentioned, but I found no details on assignments, live websites or feedback on your own work.

Up-to-date information: 4.5/5. AI search, GEO and AEO appear in the first three classes. The course is named 2025, and the free classes mention 2026.

Support and trainer access: 3/5. Chat groups and a query form exist. Nothing shows how fast replies come or whether you get one-to-one time.

Value of the certificate: 2.5/5. It’s shareable on LinkedIn. Employers weigh a portfolio and real results far more than a certificate from any institute.

Overall view: about 3.6/5. It’s a strong, low-cost way to learn, held back by missing details and little proof of hands-on guidance.

It suits:

• Self-driven learners on a small budget
• People who prefer Hindi/Hinglish
• Freelancers and bloggers who want technical SEO and schema basics
• Anyone who wants to try the free classes before spending anything

Skip it if:

• You want a trainer reviewing your work in live sessions
• You need a clear syllabus and refund terms before paying
• You want guided placement help (confirm what is promised and where it applies)
• You learn better in a small batch than alone with videos
• You work with a multilingual site and need hreflang practice. Try my free hreflang tag generator first

Searching for an SEO course you can trust? My advice: learn practically from a trainer who sits with you and watches you do the work. Recorded classes are useful, but they can’t correct your mistakes. At Mohit’s SEO Training, I run my classes on that principle. Here are my top five reasons.

1. Practical knowledge. You work on real sites and tasks in my Advanced Online SEO Training, or get my full attention in One-on-One SEO Training, so mistakes get fixed the same day.
2. Learn to make your own AI SEO agents. You build tools that handle audits and routine checks, a skill most courses don’t cover. See the full curriculum.
3. Updated information. Google updates and AI answer engines keep changing the rules, so I teach what works now. My guide on ranking in ChatGPT and Perplexity shows the approach.
4. A funny way of teaching. SEO can feel dry, so I keep classes light enough that the ideas stick. Past students share their experience on the testimonials page.
5. 12+ years of experience in SEO. I’ve worked on local, international, eCommerce and B2B sites, and you can read more about me.

If you’re in Bangalore, we also run SEO training in Bangalore. I also offer a free demo class, so you can judge my teaching before you decide. Contact me to book it.

Amit Tiwari offers a lot of free, technically detailed material, and the ₹1,499 price is easy to afford. Start with his free classes. If you like his style and want the certificate and chat support, the paid course is a fair low-cost option. Before you pay, ask for the syllabus, whether classes are live or recorded, and the refund terms. If you’d rather have a trainer working with you directly, book a demo class with me first and compare. You can also test your skills with my free advanced SEO quiz and compare other options on the alternatives page.

The course’s own pages (self-published, so treat the claims with care):

• Advance SEO Course 2025 store page. Price, language, certificate and support, with no syllabus shown.
• AIM homepage. Experience claims, student count, rating, course list and five testimonials chosen by the site.
• Amit Tiwari’s main site. Self-reported experience, services and speaking list.
• Free Advanced SEO Course with notes. The 33-class list with notes.
• Advanced SEO Course 2025 on YouTube. The 75-video playlist.
• Rohini SEO course blog post. A self-published post naming ClickLocal as provider; no fees listed.