Absolutely. The university is UGC & AICTE approved and holds NAAC accreditation.That combination matters. It means your degree stands where it should, no extra explanations needed.

Working diploma holders,Junior engineers.Professionals who want to upgrade and explore new opportunities in the industry. I’ve seen capable people stay stuck for years not because of skill, but because of a missing degree.

Classes are live and interactive. Practical classes are conducted at the university campus once/twice in a month.

Yes, for practical classes and examinations. Theory exams are conducted offline at the campus in Faridabad. Everything else that includes learning, practice, revision, can be managed alongside your job.

You get 24/7 access to the LMS which has lecture recordings, notes, study materials. Assessments are continuous, so you’re not depending on one final exam. And the final-year project? Proper mentorship included.

The total program cost is approximately ₹3.8 lakh. It’s structured semester-wise, and EMI options are available. Many working professionals manage it alongside their salary, yes it requires planning, but it’s manageable.

It strengthens your position. Promotions, role upgrades, better opportunities, things like these often require a B.Tech qualification. Once that gap is filled, growth becomes a lot more accessible.

The university has tie-ups with 100+ companies and conducts industry sessions and career guidance initiatives. It’s not just about completing the degree, it’s about being prepared for what comes next.

Because it combines flexibility with credibility. Transparent approvals, structured learning and a format that respects your job. It’s not about starting over, it’s about moving forward, without pressing pause on your career.