u/Bhondu_Huu

I'm pursuing a 5-year Integrated B.Tech + M.Tech (AI & DS) from a ugc approved university. I already know that this program is not AICTE approved (it's been about a year since I joined), but I wanted to understand its actual impact.

Can someone clarify:

Which private companies, if any, reject candidates because their engineering degree isn't AICTE approved?

Which government jobs are affected? Is it only technical jobs like PSUs/DRDO/ISRO, or does it also affect exams like SSC CGL, IBPS, SBI, RBI, etc.?

If anyone another similar university has faced this issue, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Sorry for asking this a bit late, but I wanted to know the real situation instead of relying on rumors.

TL;DR: My Integrated B.Tech + M.Tech (AI & DS) program is not AICTE approved , and doing it from a ugc approved university. I want to know what real-world impact this has—specifically which private companies or government jobs (if any) I could become ineligible for because of this.