Distance/Correspondence

As per the official website, B.Ed programme is not offered by Jammu University.

You can pursue various courses through distance education. But, would you be able to study for both? What if the exam dates collide? There is no law that is stopping you from pursuing both the courses through open mode. But, it is a question of practicality. You can do MBA later too without any consequences.

No, Gujarat University doesn't have M.Sc Environmental Science as distance course. You can however pursue it regularly if you wish.
Check more about the course here.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-environmental-sciences-gujarat-university-navrangpura-ahmedabad-270210

The course is 2 years long or has 4 semesters. It can be studied online. You can get more information about it on official website at. http://www.uni-mysore.in/en/university-of-mysore-online-mba.

You can pursue your B.Sc in FN at Madurai Kamaraj. It is a recognised institute. https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-nutrition-and-dietetics-directorate-of-distance-education-madurai-kamaraj-university-287463.
https://mkudde.org/ug_courses.php

CFA can be pursued either from ICFAI or institutes recognized from CFA USA. Distance mode is now available by either. For more details and procedures kindly visit the respective website of CFA (USA)/ICFAI.

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.