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The eligibility criteria for online BTech courses vary depending on the university or college offering the program.Educational Background: Completion of high school (10+2) with a focus on mathematics, physics, and chemistry.Entrance Exams: A good score on national or institutional entrance tests like JEE Main, or other relevant exams.Minimum Marks: Many universities set a minimum percentage threshold (e.g., 50-60%) in high school exams.Pre-requisites: For some specializations, prior coursework in programming or biology may be required.Work Experience: Some institutions may offer lateral entry options for Diploma holders or working professionals.

CDAC (Centre for Development of Advanced Computing) offers a variety of online courses to enhance programming skills, including:1. The Advanced Diploma in Embedded Systems Design (DESD),2. Diploma in System Software Development abbreviated as DSSD.3. Diploma in Mobile Computing is referred to as DMC.4. Diploma in Data Science (DDS)5. Advanced Diploma in Artificial intelligence and Artificial intelligence and Machine learning These courses focus on programming language like C/C+, 'Python', 'Java', and a lot of others. It caters for the working professional and graduates with all sorts of backgrounds, however, no technical background is required if you want to learn IT skills and coding. The exact qualification vary from course to course but it could be an advantage to have a master degree for some of the advanced course. 

Yes, an online degree from Mangalayatan University is valid for government jobs and civil services exams like UPSC, provided the degree is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and falls under its list of approved programs. According to UGC guidelines, online degrees from accredited universities hold the same validity as regular degrees for employment and higher education.Before applying, ensure that:The university and its online programs are recognised by UGC and accredited by NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council).The degree meets the eligibility criteria of the specific government job or exam, as UPSC and other competitive exams often require a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university.Always verify the latest  status of the university on the official UGC website to avoid any type of confusion. This make sure  the degree's acceptance for government exams and career opportunities.

For example, to get an online B.Ed in Saudi Arabia, first, one has to find out which universities offer the same, such as King Saud University and King Abdulaziz University. Then he or she has to make sure that he or she fulfills the eligibility criteria, which include a high school Diploma and possibly some language proficiency. After that, one is necessitated to log into the university's website to submit an online application using a form. Then, the rest of the supporting documents such as academic transcripts and identification are prepared. The tuition fees usually are higher in private institutions; therefore, one should know them. Prepare a schedule for study time that accounts for other commitments but sees to the completion of coursework and all practicum hours required. Lastly, occasionally refer to the university website to get information on courses availability, application deadlines, and requirements.