Hello student its not preferable to pursue law from distance education even if you pursue it somehow from any institute you're not eligible to practice in any court as Bar Council of India not allowed students to practice in court who pursue law from distance education.

If you're willing to

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see after completing your bsc course in chemistry you may do master course in chemistry related subjects or interdisciplinary course like biotechnology, polymer chemistry, material science/ chemistry etc. however for master of pharmacy course, you need to pass 4 years bachelor in pharmacy and should appear in gpat exam.

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Candidates who passed 10+2 from a recognized board are eligible to get admission in BBA. There are colleges offering BBA course in distance mode. You need to apply for a college and you must have the minimum percentage in 10+2 as specified by the college. Age must be considered

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m.a in sociology is a 2 years duration post graduate course if you studied in full time mode, eligibility criteria is candidates must pass bachelors degree from a recognized university to become eligible for m.a in sociology , some of the major discipline which taught in m.a sociology course

Hey Rajesh!
The concept of distance learning in engineering is not so much prevalent in India. You may look for opportunities abroad.
If you want to pursue a distance learning course from India, your options would be limited. Some colleges are:
Aligarh Muslim University
Karnataka State Open University-Sunshine Academy for

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Bar Council of India does not recognize law course done through distance or correspondence. If you want to practice law you need to study in regular mode and appear in exams with minimum percentage of attendance. Your law degree is invalid if you have done it through distance mode.

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For police  you need a simple graduation degree . as you mention in your query that you already completed  your graduation degree. So you are eligible for all police exam. If you want to apply for constable post you simply require 12th pass.

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It really depends on the university or college you are seeking admission into.

In some colleges they conduct entrancr tests. While in some colleges they just look for your undergraduation score/percentage.

So make sure to check with the college either directly or through their website.