MySQL + SQL · Lesson 72
Correlated Subquery in MySQL
Correlated Subquery
A correlated subquery depends on the outer query — it runs once for each outer row, using a value from that row.
Example
-- students scoring above their own class average
SELECT name, class, marks FROM students s1
WHERE marks > (
SELECT AVG(marks) FROM students s2
WHERE s2.class = s1.class
);The inner query re-runs per student, comparing to that student's class average.
Normal vs Correlated
- Normal subquery: runs once, independent.
- Correlated: runs per outer row, uses outer values (here
s1.class).
Summary
- A correlated subquery references the outer query and runs per row.
- Useful for per-group comparisons like "above own class average".
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