Will "online" be mentioned on the online degree?

Online degrees are valid and approved by the UGC and HRs also accept your online degrees so even if your degree mentions “Online” it should not be a worry for you. However, the majority of online universities mention “Online” in your degree and many online universities do not mention online.

The majority of online degrees do mention "Online" in their degrees but there are a few universities that offer a regular degree even after opting for an online degree program but the chances are very low.

Make sure to check the UGC approval of the university before opting for any online degree program.

Well, this is something which depends on your university. However, even if you receive a degree with "online" being mentioned on it, it won't make any difference for you in the long run of your career.

Most online degrees do not specify "online" on the diploma or degree certificate. Instead, they are presented in the same manner as traditional degrees, reflecting only the degree earned and the institution's name. This helps ensure that graduates are not at a disadvantage in the job market, as the focus is on the degree and the skills acquired rather than the delivery format. However, it’s always a good idea to verify specific details with the institution you are considering.  I hope this information is useful and clears your doubts, but if you still have any queries, you can visit College Vidya or connect with the counselor.

No university mentions the point “online” in the online degree certificate. Yet the classes, sessions, and practicals are all conducted in online mode. The majority of the university don’t use this term on their certificate, but even if they do then also you don’t have to worry about that, as the degree will hold the same value and validity.

Yes, the mode of learning i.e online is mentioned in the degree that the students get upon completing an online degree.