Distance, regular, and online programmes: Which one is better for you?

Confused between distance, regular, and online programmes? Follow this simple guide to learn which one is best for you.

Online and Distance programmes offer more flexibility in terms of time and location. Regular programmes require fixed schedules and physical presence in classes.
 

Regular programmes offer the most face-to-face interaction. Online and Distance usually have limited or no live interaction.

Online and Distance programmes require strong self-discipline. Regular programmes offer more structured environments that can help you stay on track.

Online programmes are accessible from anywhere with an internet connection. Regular programmes require daily travel to campus.

Regular degrees are still considered the most credible by many employers. Distance education is widely accepted in government jobs but may vary in the private sector.

Distance and Online programmes are usually more affordable than Regular ones.
 

Regular students often get more access to on-campus placements and internships. They are able to form better connections. 

Online and Distance learners may need to be proactive in finding opportunities on their own.