Stop guessing.
Compare 9 online universities on the 25 factors that actually decide your degree.
Fees, accreditation, exam credibility, attendance rules, alumni status and the trade-offs brochures leave out — side by side, in one screen.
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Hear from our founder
“Most students pick a university from an ad. Then spend two years regretting it.”
We built this comparison tool because the information that actually matters — attendance rules, how exams are proctored, whether you get full alumni status — is buried where nobody reads it. Here it is, in plain language, side by side.
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What we actually check
The things that change your experience and your CV — not the things that look good on a brochure.
Accreditation that counts
UGC-DEB, NAAC grade, AICTE, AACSB, ACBSP — and what each is actually worth to an employer.
How exams really work
Remote proctored, human proctored or centre-based. This decides how seriously your degree is taken.
Attendance you must give
Most online programs still demand 70–75%. If you travel for work, this is the deal-breaker nobody mentions.
Alumni status, in full
Some give you full alumni rights. Some give you a certificate and a goodbye. Big difference later.
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