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Yes. Under UGC's 2022 notice, a degree from a UGC-DEB entitled online programme is equivalent to a regular degree, so it is accepted for government exams and further study. Always check the specific exam notification for any extra conditions.

Yes, and most of our learners do. Lectures are recorded, exams can be scheduled around your working week, and a counselor helps you plan the first semester around your calendar.

Fees depend on the programme and the university, and most universities offer 0% interest EMI plans. Ask a counselor for a side-by-side fee comparison before you commit.

Not for most programmes. A bachelor degree is the usual eligibility; some MBA and executive programmes ask for one or two years of work experience.

In most cases, yes. The degree is issued by the university itself and carries its UGC-DEB entitlement, which is what employers check. Some employers and overseas evaluators (such as WES) set their own rules, so confirm with them if you have a specific job or country in mind.