Online degrees,made clear.
Compare UGC-DEB approved online MBA, MCA, BBA, BCA, B.Com and MA programmes from NAAC-accredited universities. Honest, unbiased guidance from a real advisor.
- 75 online programmes
- 23 universities compared
- 1:1 counselling
UGC-DEB approved universities only
MBA from ₹52,500total fee, paid to the university
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Built for people who work all day 
, revise on the train home 
and finish the week’s lecture on Sunday with chai 
.
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Fees are the full programme fee from each university’s own brochure. Tap a course to compare every university side by side.
MBAOnline MBA
2 years (4 semesters)
₹52,500 – ₹2,40,000
22 universities
MCAOnline MCA
2 years (4 semesters)
₹62,200 – ₹1,60,000
17 universities
- M.Com
Online M.Com
2 years (4 semesters)
₹32,200 – ₹1,08,000
11 universities
MAOnline MA
2 years (4 semesters)
₹30,500 – ₹1,45,000
11 universities
M.ScOnline M.Sc
2 years (4 semesters)
₹80,000 – ₹1,70,000
7 universities
BBAOnline BBA
3 years (6 semesters)
₹57,500 – ₹1,90,000
18 universities
BCAOnline BCA
3 years (6 semesters)
₹1,25,000 – ₹1,77,000
13 universities
B.ComOnline B.Com
3 years (4 years for Honours)
₹56,500 – ₹99,000
9 universities
BAOnline BA
3 years (6 semesters)
₹75,000 – ₹1,75,000
8 universities
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Every university is checked against the UGC-DEB 2026-27 approved list (145 universities approved for online learning) and the UGC list of fake universities.
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Your classroom, in your pocket
Recorded lectures play on a phone, so the ride home counts. Every class stays online until you graduate.
- Revisit any session, anytime
- Recordings go up the same night
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Filter eight programmes by fee, duration and when the live classes run. Each listing names the university that awards the degree.
A learning advisor calls you back. They ask about your job and your week first, and only then suggest a programme.
Upload your marksheets and ID online. You pay the first semester only after the university confirms your seat.
Live classes on your evenings or weekends, recordings for everything else. Revisit any session, anytime.
The degree is awarded by the university itself, under the same name its campus students graduate with.
Two evenings, two hours
Evening programmes meet live from 8 to 10 pm, after most offices close. Miss one and the recording is up the same night, for the length of the programme.
Are online degrees recognised?
Yes, when the university is approved by the UGC Distance Education Bureau (UGC-DEB) to teach that programme online in your admission year. Under the UGC's 2020 regulations, such an online degree has the same standing as the university's campus degree for jobs, government exams and higher study. Every programme on this site shows its S. No. in the UGC-DEB 2026-27 list.
What do NAAC, NIRF, UGC, DEB and AICTE mean?
UGC is the University Grants Commission; its Distance Education Bureau (DEB) approves universities for online and distance learning each year. NAAC grades universities on quality (A++ is the highest). NIRF is the Ministry of Education's national ranking. AICTE approves technical and management programmes. We show each university's NAAC grade and NIRF rank only as the university itself prints them.
What is the difference between online and distance learning?
Distance learning (ODL) usually means printed or PDF study material and a few contact classes. Online programmes have live classes, recorded lectures, online assignments and proctored exams, all on the university's learning platform. The UGC-DEB approves the two modes separately.
How do exams work?
Most universities hold proctored online exams at the end of each semester, which you sit at home with a laptop and webcam. Some, such as VIT, hold the end-term exam at a centre. Each university's page says which.
Can I study while working full time?
That is who these programmes are built for. Classes are recorded and live sessions are usually on evenings or weekends. Universities suggest roughly 8 to 18 hours a week depending on the programme.
How are fees paid?
Directly to the university, by semester, by year or in full. Many universities offer no-cost EMI or scholarships, listed on each course page with the source. There are usually small registration and exam fees as well; we show them under each fee.
Do I pay for counselling?
No. Our advice is unbiased: we recommend a course because it fits your goals and budget, not because of the university.
How do I avoid a fake university?
Check the university in the UGC-DEB approved list for the current year and make sure it is not on the UGC list of fake universities. Both lists are on our Universities page.
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