Distance/Correspondence

There are a few colleges in Delhi that offer correspondence courses in law. However, the fee structure of these courses may vary from college to college, and it's important to verify the latest fee information from the official websites of the colleges. Here are some colleges in Delhi that offer correspondence courses in law with comparatively lower fees:
Faculty of Law, University of Delhi: The Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, offers a correspondence course in law (LL.B. ) with a course fee of around Rs. 8,000. Indian Law Institute, New Delhi: The Indian Law Institute offers a post-graduate Diploma in various fields of law, including corporate laws and cyber laws, with a course fee of around Rs. 30,000.
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi: The university offers a distance learning programme in law (LL.B. ) with a course fee of around Rs. 15,000.
Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi: The Centre for Distance and Open Learning at Jamia Millia Islamia offers a post-graduate Diploma in various fields of law, including human rights and intellectual property rights, with a course fee of around Rs. 10,000. It's important to note that the fees mentioned here are approximate and may change from time to time. It's advisable to check the official websites of these colleges or contact the admission departments for accurate and up-to-date information on the fees and admission process.
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Response to you 2nd question:
Correspondence courses are not recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI) for the purpose of qualifying to practice law in India. In order to become a practicing lawyer in India, you need to complete a recognized law degree program, such as a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or an integrated law program like BA LLB, from a recognized university or law school.
After completing your law degree, you need to enroll with the Bar Council of India and complete their mandatory apprenticeship or training program. Once you complete your training, you need to pass the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) conducted by the BCI to obtain your license to practice law.
So, to answer your question, a correspondence course in law will not qualify you to practice law and file cases for yourself or others. You must complete a recognized law degree program, complete the training, and pass the AIBE to become eligible to practice law in India.

The Centre for Distance Education (CSSE) of Bharathidasan University offers 22 UG Programmes, 22 PG Programmes, 3 Professional Programmes and 11 PG Diploma/ Certificate Programmes. The application form can be obtained both offline from the college and online from the website for admission. The cost of application form for UG Courses is INR 180, for PG courses is INR 300 and for MBA/MCA is INR 450. To apply for any of the UG, PG, Professional or PG Diploma/Diploma/ Certificate courses, the procedure is the same. You need to fill an application form which can be obtained from all PCP Centers/ Learner Support Centers of the CDE. Application forms can be found online on their website and can be submitted there only or the same may be printed and sent to the CDE with enclosures. You need to attach the consolidated statement of attested copy of marks list of degree/ Diploma or qualifying degree. A payment of INR 500 through DD drawn in favor of Bharathidasan University payable at Tiruchirappalli or through a challan from the State Bank of India, Bharathidasan University Branch, Tiruchirappalli or online is to be made. The enclosed application form with the attached marks list is to be sent to:
The Director, Center for Distance Education
Bharathidasan University, Palkalaiperur, Tiruchirappalli- 620024. The Cost of the Application form is
UG Course INR 180
PG Course INR 300
MBA/MCA INR 450. Good luck.