Are there any entrance exams for admission to online degree courses?

In India, most online degree courses offered by UGC-approved universities don’t require an entrance exam. Admission is usually based on your past academic performance.

However, some premier institutions (like IIMs for Online MBA) may require you to qualify for entrance examinations.

No, for online courses, no entrance exams are conducted by the universities offering them. This is one of the best benefits of the online degree courses, due to which a large number of applicants, whether working or not, are drawn towards them.

Generally, most universities do not require entrance exams for online degree courses. They typically look for a completed application, transcripts, and sometimes a personal statement or interview.

Entrance exams are not necessarily important but some institutes like IIMs demand scores of CAT, XAT, SNAP, and GMAT while some colleges do not conduct any entrance exams or do not even demand any entrance exam scores.

No, some universities don’t take any of the entrance exam rounds for admission in online degree courses, and when they don’t, they require some other form of requirements, like scorecards, academic reports, project portfolio, Letter of recommendation, Statement of purpose of pursuing the program, and others. 

But some universities take the entrance exams for admission to online degree courses, and one of them is the CUET exam. With this, the capability, technical skills, and understanding of the devices are tested.

Generally, no, most online degree programs do not require entrance exams for admission. Many universities offer online degrees based on academic merit and the verification of submitted documents. However, some specialized programs or institutions may have additional eligibility requirements, including entrance exams. 

Entrance examinations are very rare, and most online degree programs in India do not involve entrance examinations, although students usually have to have completed the prerequisite qualification, e.g. 10+2 to take up an undergraduate program or a bachelor's degree to pursue a postgraduate course, with an approved board or university. The application process often depends on two factors, which are academic records and document verification, so it should be easy and accessible to the majority of learners.

Mostly no, entrance exams are not needed for admission to most online courses. However, some top institutions like IIMs do ask for exam scores of either GMAT, CAT, or GRE as part of admission eligibility. 

No, there is no need to give any entrance exam to take admission to online degree courses. Various Indian Universities are approved by UGC to offer an online degree, and they will check the past academic records of the student before giving them admission.