Distance/Correspondence

Yes, you can do an M.A. through distance learning from Annamalai University.
They offer a wide range of M.A. programs (like English, History, Economics, and more) under their Directorate of Distance Education (DDE).
Admissions are usually open once a year, and eligibility is a bachelor's degree in any discipline.
It's a recognised and UGC-approved program, so your degree will be valid for jobs and further studies.

If you're looking to enroll in a B.Ed. programme through correspondence from HPU or IGNOU, here's the general process you'll want to follow: first, check your eligibility, then apply for admission, and if necessary, prepare for the entrance exam. It's worth noting that IGNOU has its own entrance exam specifically for their B.Ed. correspondence course, while HPU might have different criteria for admission

At Monad University any distance course is not available. All the courses, including the MBA course at Monad University is a full-time classroom course. Maintaining 75% attendance is requisite to be able to appear for the semester exams. 

For B Tech distance education, the syllabus depends on the college where you've applied for admission and the specialisation chosen by you, just like regular BTech courses. As far as the customization is concerned, the core subjects and concepts are almost similar and compulsory for you to study as they provide you with strong knowledge of the field. But the electives offered in the curriculum can be chosen as per individual interests and understanding, leaving some room for customization.

Well, this depends on your area of expertise in the job market at present. If you are working in the construction sector, distance BTech Civil Engineering could be a promising choice, while if you are into IT and software, distance BTech CSE stands as one of the most popular and in-demand choices among professionals. Basically, working professionals opt for distance BTech courses to hone their skills, learn extra knowledge, and turn into a valuable asset for their employers, hence, they look for something within their own domain.

You can definitely pursue Civil Engineering through B Tech distance education that is available at around 30 colleges in India. Civil Engineering is one of the most traditional engineering specializations that students usually consider opting for after completing Class 12 as a regular BTech degree. It is better to go for a regular program, as distance BTech courses are invalid in India after the AICTE and UGC guidelines because of the practical nature of engineering and technology courses that require hands-on training, which is not possible in the distance mode.

Absolutely, yes. Computer Science Engineering is one of the most popular and in-demand engineering specializations that is offered in the distance mode at the UG level (BTech) at approximately 15 colleges across India. Students show keen interest in the CSE course, be it the regular programme or B Tech distance education. However, you must be mindful of the fact that distance BTech courses are not valid in India anymore as per the AICTE & UGC guidelines.