Hello Aspirant!

Hope you are doing great.

You can pursue Law from a distance education if you have graduated from Arts. There is no problem with the stream even an engineering graduate can also pursue law. But you need to study well, understand the criminal conspiracy, defending the Case.

It is just the interest of an individual in a particular field.

Hi Aspirant!

BFA is BA in fine arts, it  is a very interesting course to learn about the art and craft. You can complete the course in 3 years and students are allowed to apply for this course in distance mode. To apply for this you must have completed 10+2 with minimum 45% from a recognized board and there are many colleges in which you can get direct amission (by merit) or you can write entrance exam. Some of the popular entrance exams are DUET, BHU, JMI, UET, and AMU, etc. The fee range of the course is 1 lakh to 3 lakhs per year.

Some BA fine arts distance universities are:

• Krishna Kanta Handique state open university
• Gauhati university
• dibrugarh university
• Cotton college state university
• Venkateshwara open university

To know more, visit here:

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bfa-in-fine-arts-universities-in-india

Thankyou!

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) United States

• University of Cambridge United Kingdom

• Harvard University United States

• Stanford University

Hi Aspirant,

Face to face education is far better than distance education system.Students get to learn in far better way in distance education system.However in this pamdemic situation distance education is the only possible way to learn something.However distance education through social platforms can sometimes prove good as in case of just earlier studies.

Hope it helps!!

You are  eligible for the examination. There are no such restrictions which you have violated provided you should have 45% in 10+2. If you have this then you can take admission in 3 years LLB course via LAWCET.

To know more you may visit the link provided below:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ts-lawcet-eligibility-criteria

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

The Bar Council of India doesnt recognize LLM and LLM Distance Education Courses. Hence even Distance Education providing Universities like IGNOU dont have Distance Mode for LLB and LLM and hence not possible and is illegal and Not Recognized if offered by any University. The Only Law Courses which are offered through Distance Mode are PG Diploma and Certification Programmes.

For more information do follow the link below

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ignou-law-admission