As Dhawal Shah says, "Though this might be seen as a response to the pandemic... India's online degrees were made possible by regulations approved by the University Grants Commission (UGC) back in 2018." What's worth noting here are the costs for these degrees - "The most expensive ones, like IIT Madras' BSc or Amity University's MBA, cost half as much as Georgia Tech's online degree. And the cheapest one, IGNOU's Bachelor of Tourism, costs 10,200 Rupees or about $135." This is the price range we should be expecting worldwide, not just in India.
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