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Yes, an online M.Tech degree from a reputed and accredited institution is generally valued similar to a traditional degree by employers. Accreditation by recognised bodies like AICTE or UGC is essential to ensure the programme meets the required educational standards. Employers are mainly concerned with your technical skills, industry knowledge, and ability to apply what you have learned to solve real-world problems. Therefore, highlighting any certifications, hands-on projects, and internships completed during the programme can further demonstrate your expertise and commitment, making the mode of learning (online or offline) less significant.

When selecting a Selenium online course, consider the following factors.

• Course Content : Ensure it covers topics relevant to your goals, such as Selenium WebDriver, frameworks, and real-world projects.
• Instructor Expertise: Look for courses led by experienced professionals.
• Reputation of the Platform: Choose well-known platforms,  such as Coursera, Udemy,  and Simplilearn.
• Review and Ratings: Check how past learners have rated those courses.
• Certification: Make sure that the course has a recognised certification.

Considering these factors will lead you to a course that matches your needs and career aspirations.

Unfortunately, the Sharda University Admission Test (SUAT) does not make it a point to publicly provide the answer key of SUAT. SUAT is in a computer based test known as CBT and the assessments are done in house at the University. Since the exam is set in a live environment, candidates sit the test under timed conditions and no answer keys are provided to candidates.

The result is delivered to the candidates themselves through the official website or the candidate's emails once the assessment is done. In most cases, the result entails a score as well as qualifying status of the candidate in question. More information about the university's admissions can also be obtained from the office of admissions of the university.

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.