Distance/Correspondence

JMI Distance Education only has MA in psychology to offer. It offers general BA through distance.
Refer link to know more:- https://www.jmi.ac.in/cdol/progarmmesoffered.
You can pursue M.A in psychology if you want.

Hi, just remember that for any higher studies you want to pursue, you need to have a minimum educational qualification to qualify for the exams, not age. Age is not a consideration for Ph.D. All the very best.

Hi Dear, To pursue your B.Tech through distance mode, just give any of the entrance test according to your state, then go for such engineering colleges that provide distance education for B.Tech and contact them. And. You will easily get admission.

Pursue regular B.Tech from a local but recognised college. Tell them you won't be able to attend classes and you will only give exams. That is the only method that works for getting a B.Tech degree. But remember, a person becomes an engineer because of his skill. Private companies will see through your degree if you are not qualified enough. However, IGNOU provides 4 years B.Tech and it has been declared 'valid' by SC. Also, IEI also provides an option to pursue a course for working technical professionals.

Not, yet. Wait for the HEERA to be implemented. Wait for Delhi High Court order on Distance Technical Education. But right now, such courses don't have any recognition.

Yes, definitely, you are eligible. Check out more options. Thank you.

Hi Usha, Dr. CV Raman University is a UGC recognised university and there is no problem with this university. The degree is very much valid. According to the list of fake universities published by UGC on their official website, this university isn't listed. Hence, there is no issue with this university. You can see all the recognition by visiting this link:
http://www.cvru.ac.in/About/Recognitions.

No, B.Ed offered at Karnataka State Open University is a full-time programme with a duration of 2 years.

Yes, you can pursue B.Sc. Food and nutrition through correspondence after completing your 12th. But I would suggest you go for a regular programme for better opportunities.

Yes, the candidate is eligible. He/she can givetake UGC NET.
Good luck.