Yes, Degrees obtained through Online or Distance mode are valid provided approval is given by the UGC-DEB to the University/Deemed to be University to offer the said programme. Details of the Universities/ Deemed to be Universities empowered to offer courses under Online/distance mode are available at UGC website https://deb.ugc.ac.in/.

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Yes, UGC via its notification dated 02-09-2022 has clearly mentioned that any degree received via Online or Distance mode is equivalent to the degrees offered through regular mode. The link for the same is

. Accordingly, we can be sure that a MBA done via Online or Distance mode is as good as a regular MBA

-University Grants Commission (UGC) Approval: Indian universities, whether traditional or open, need to obtain approval from the UGC to offer online courses. The UGC had issued specific regulations for open and distance learning, which also apply to online education. These regulations specified the norms and standards that institutions had to adhere to while offering online programs.

-Compliance with Distance Education Regulations: In addition to UGC regulations, universities offering online programs also had to comply with the Distance Education Bureau (DEB) regulations, which governed open and distance learning programs.

-Approval from AICTE: The AICTE primarily focuses on technical education, including engineering, management, pharmacy or applied sciences and Indian Universities specifically do not require AICTE approval to start online courses. Its role is to regulate and promote technical education in India. These regulations are mainly applied to traditional universities and institutions that offer online or distance education programs.

-Quality Assurance: Indian universities are required to maintain the quality and standards of education in online programs. This often involves regular assessment and accreditation by bodies like the National Board of Accreditation (NBA) or the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).

-Rankings: The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) is a ranking system for higher education institutions in India. It was launched by the Ministry of Education in 2015 to assess and rank Indian universities and colleges based on various parameters. NIRF rankings aim to provide prospective students and other stakeholders with valuable information about the quality and performance of educational institutions

An MBA in Supply Chain is ideal for individuals seeking a career in logistics, procurement, or supply chain management. This program is suitable for professionals aiming to enhance their strategic and operational skills in managing the end-to-end flow of goods and services. It's particularly beneficial for those aspiring to lead in supply chain roles, work in global trade, or entrepreneurs looking to establish businesses in the logistics and supply chain sector. The MBA in Supply Chain equips individuals with the knowledge and tools to navigate the complexities of modern supply chains and contribute to organizational efficiency and competitiveness.

 The curriculum typically covers areas such as logistics, procurement, demand forecasting, inventory management, global supply chain strategies, and sustainable supply chain practices.

 Yes, one of the advantages of online MBA programs is their flexibility, allowing students to continue working while earning their degree. The online format typically accommodates the schedules of working professionals.

Graduates can pursue various roles, including Supply Chain Manager, Logistics Manager, Procurement Manager, Operations Manager, and roles in demand planning, distribution, and global supply chain management.

The content of the curriculum is generally similar, but the main difference lies in the delivery format. Online programs offer flexibility in terms of when and where coursework is completed.