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Yes, you can complete your graduation through distance learning from IGNOU and there are many more universities as well who offer distant learning.
Distance learning courses are getting popular in India and a lot of students want to earn their degree while working.
Click on this link to know the list of universities:
http://www.indiaeduinfo.com/cores/ba.htm

National Law Universities are the best institutes for five years LLB degree courses. If you are able to crack CLAT then it's the best option to become a lawyer. You may refer to following link for list of top law colleges in India: https://www.shiksha.com/law/ranking/top-law-colleges-in-india/56-2-0-0-0.
You may select your college on ranking of college not on whether it's government or private university.

Most of the open universities in India offer BA courses by correspondence or distance learning. You may choose open university based on your subject of choice and it will not make much difference if it's not BA Hons.

DU and BHU have the best colleges for this, also, in case you stand eligible you can apply for JNU. It depends on the cut off of the colleges.

Yes, in LPU you can pursue a Master's degree in mass communication and journalism (MA in Journalism and Mass Communication) after completing BA with English as majors. All you need to have is 50% marks and all clear result in Bachelors.

Yes, in LPU you can pursue a Master's degree in mass communication and journalism (MA in Journalism and Mass Communication) after completing BA with English as majors. All you need to have is 50% marks and all clear result in Bachelors.

These courses are not available in India, you may go for the same in case you want to study abroad.

These courses are not available in India, you may go for the same in case you want to study abroad.

Cut off of DU is always very high.
You will get admission in almost 3rd or 4th counselling.