Distance/Correspondence

Hi Gurrahas!
You can not get two degrees at the same time as per government rules. So, first complete your B.Sc. In computer Science. And then apply for B.Sc Physics.
Best of luck.

Hi Jincy!
You can definitely apply for diploma in law and labour welfare as a distance learning program. You need to apply it via college website. Complete the registration and upload all the documents required. You need to only write the exams conducted by the college.
Best of luck.

Hi buddy,
LL. M. Medical Law and Ethics
LLM in Law (online learning)
LLM in Medical Law and Ethics (online learning)
Healthcare Law and Ethics LLM
Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University
LL. M. Health Law and Policy

You can do only one course from distance mode as well as regular mode.

You can look for IGNOU, because in distance learning there are very rare universities which offer B. Ed or M.Ed, so IGGNOU is the best option.

Yes, it is possible. But you need to attend all the practical classes as per the supreme court's order. Many schools and colleges provide distance education in non-technical courses. But for streams like science and biology, practicals are must. So, you should try to attend regular classes rather than correspondence courses if you need a certificate. If you are a commerce student, then it will be better to take these subjects as optional and attend regular classes.
Best of luck.

Hi Khalidhabee!
Best distance learning courses are provided by IGNOU. You can try their courses and you will be able to learn a lot of things. But in Bangalore, Annamalai University is the best.

Dear,
Most of the institutes offer you MBA admission with minimum 50-55% of average marks in graduation. You may try doing integrated course BBA and then MBA from DEU.

You must have 10+2 from the recognised board. You can apply online / offline with required information and documentation.

Please go with the given link-
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-sales-marketing-colleges-india.