Is elearnsecurity courses worth to take for beginners?

I want to make my career in pentesting field. My future plan is to take OSCP course. But this course is not for beginners. I heard about elearnsecurity courses. I wanted to take 4 courses from there
1. eCPPT
2. eWAPT
3. eWAPTX
4. eMAPT

Does those above courses worth to take and make career in pentesting field? Can i get job on the basis of those courses?Please guide me and provide full info about those courses. My age is 27.

I am learning python language these days and then bash scripting after that and then linux to familiar with it.
Also i want to know is skipping rupy course from eCPPT is good or not?
In next year planning to take OSCP Course
Please guide me

Thanks

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adrenaline19

If you are really new, take the eJpt course. It's the cheapest and a great introduction to elearn and pentesting in general. Once you've finished it, you'll know what is next.

The most accepted path on this forum is ejpt>eccpt>oscp.

aakashc1

adrenaline19 wrote: »

If you are really new, take the eJpt course. It's the cheapest and a great introduction to elearn and pentesting in general. Once you've finished it, you'll know what is next.

The most accepted path on this forum is ejpt>eccpt>oscp.

Thanks
I have PTSv3 course which was free. I am reading it but i am weak in c language.Should i still read that section?

TheFORCE

C programming is only mentioned in the exam but not tested.

JoJoCal19

aakashc1 wrote: »

I am learning python language these days and then bash scripting after that and then linux to familiar with it.

Thanks

Everyone else's advice is good. I would just recommend to reverse that order and learn Linux>Bash>Python.

jamesleecoleman

Start with eJPT, its a great starter course but it's a hands on tools based course where you will answer questions. The exam is not hard if you've studied and did the labs.

The eCPPT course is a different story. It'll help if you know some C/C++, PHP and Ruby. Although they cover Ruby in the course.
The test requires a written report, which they provide a sample of during the course.

Both exams have time limits.

Hausec

I'm taking eWAPT and it's difficult because the documentation does not reflect what you need to know for the challenges.

JasminLandry

aakashc1 wrote: »

My future plan is to take OSCP course. But this course is not for beginners. Thanks

Funny thing is the OSCP is actually considered a beginner pentesting certification. Don't skip any sections of the course, it's there for a reason. You also put the web app courses in that list, I'd suggest learning JavaScript, PHP and other web languages. It'll help you a lot in the long run.

aakashc1

Thanks to everyone.
So, as python is already going on and learned some basics beside classes/oops and defactors
Now as suggestions i will start soon learning linux then bash.
For linux is LPIC 1&2 is better or Comptia Linux+ ? Because free videos on both available

About web app programming,I already know PHP(basics),JS(basics),MySQL(basics),HTML,CSS,
Once i made vulnerable lab related to sql injection to practice though that website where i coded that lab and hosted there closed in 2014
I already know website development.
Thanks