Is the 'Intro to Python' course enough to pass the pceb from the Python Institute

Question

I'm interested in taking the Python Institute Certified entry-level programmer test.

Is the solo learn course 'intro to python' for enough to get the certification?

This is from the website. I'm preparing for more studying and using the code coaches

The PCEP™ certification shows that the individual is familiar with the following concepts: fundamental terms and definitions (e.g. compilation vs. interpretation), Python's logic and structure (e.g. keywords, instructions, indentation), literals, variables, and numeral systems, operators and data types, I/O operations, control flow mechanisms (conditional blocks and loops), data collections (lists, tuples, dictionaries, strings), functions (decomposition, built-in and user-defined functions, organizing interaction between functions and their environment, generators, recursion), exceptions (exception handling, hierarchies), as well as the essentials of Python programming language syntax, semantics, and the runtime environment.

Answer 1

The introduction to python will cover about half of it. Luckily you still have 2 other courses here to get most of the rest.
That being said, you'll still have to look elsewhere for some deeper information and understanding. The other thing to do is take notes and practise.