For those who are already employed but wish to pursue an engineering degree in order to further their professions, distance education offers flexibility. They are not required to attend regularly scheduled on-campus classes; instead, they can carry on working while learning at their own pace.

Those who live in places with little access to engineering schools or colleges may discover that pursuing a B.E./B.Tech in Electrical & Electronics Engineering through remote education is a viable alternative to moving.

The flexibility of remote learning is advantageous for people who may have begun their careers or taken a break from schooling but now want to go back to school and finish their engineering degrees.

Learners who wish to enroll in classes on a part-time basis owing to family or work obligations may choose distance learning as a way to manage their time between school and other commitments.

Because it allows them to study from home without having to travel to a campus, distance education can be a great option for people with family responsibilities, such as parents or caretakers.

Distance learning may be a more cost-effective choice for people who may have financial difficulties or who cannot pay the costs associated with traditional on-campus education.

Effective time management of one's study plan involves self-discipline and motivation for online learning to be successful. People that are proactive in their learning and self-motivated can succeed in a remote B.E./B.Tech program.

Distance education might be useful for people who wish to change jobs and work in the field of electrical and electronics engineering but are unable to attend regular classes because of work or other responsibilities.

International students who want to earn a recognized engineering degree from a university in another country without having to move there may find distance education to be a good choice.