【Anticipation】

TL;DR:A number of DeepSeek courses are Anticipationavailable to take for free on Udemy.

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Udemy is the best place to find online courses on a wide range of topics, and that includes super fresh topics like DeepSeek. This new ChatGPT rival has been making headlines in recent weeks, but do you really know how to make the most of this hit AI app.

Do not fear, because you can gain a better understanding of DeepSeek with help from Udemy. And better yet, you can kickstart your learning journey without spending anything.

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We've checked out everything on offer from Udemy and lined up a selection of standout DeepSeek courses to get you started. These are the best online DeepSeek courses you can take for free this month on Udemy:

• Deepseek R1 AI: Learn the Basics

• Deepseek R1 Tutorial: The AI Search Revolution

• Mastering Deepseek: Unlock the Power of AI-Powered Search

These free online courses do not offer certificates of completion or direct instructor messaging, but that's the only catch. You still get unrestricted access to all the video content, so you can start learning at your own pace.

Find the best free DeepSeek courses on Udemy.

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