Distance/Correspondence

Students who have attained the age of 18 years can apply for any courses.
Admission to distance learning courses varies from institution to institution. Some college's offers admission through the entrance test or some of them provide direct admission. Candidates are required to fill the application for admission to distance learning institutions/Universities. It depends upon University/institution that it will avail the application form online or offline. Interested candidates can check the complete admission procedure from the official website of respective institution.
Before getting admission into distance programme, you have to confirm that the Institution & course into which you want to get admission is recognized by Distance Education Council (DEC), New Delhi.
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Hi,
Distance learning course isn't enough to practice law in India. As per the Bar Council of India's guidelines, one need to have a law degree to practice law in India. One of the prerequisite to practice in any state is to have a regular course law degree. Law course pursued through a distance learning is only for knowledge sake. Through distance learning, one can understand law, but cannot practice. Such courses are offered for people interested in understanding law. There are many people who are interested in understanding law, so that they are not be fooled by lawyers or advocates. Whereas, some people do it for their own long pending litigation, so that they can understand law and its nuisances. Such courses make citizens more aware about law prevalent India. For full list, kindly go through here https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/colleges-Mumbai-all
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