EazyGrad1
New Member
I get asked this a lot, so here's my honest take. If you're already working and can't afford to pause your career for two years, then yes, it's worth it — but only if you pick the right university.
A proper from a UGC-entitled institution carries the same value as a regular MCA on paper. Recruiters mostly care about the university's name and your project work, not whether your classes happened on campus or on a laptop.
What I'd actually check before enrolling:
- Is the university approved for online degrees (not every one is)
- How exams are conducted
- Whether there's real placement support, not just a claim on the website
- Fee structure, including EMI options if you need them