Distance/Correspondence

Yes, all UGC approved distance courses are eligible for law courses in India. You can surely apply for LL.B. at any college.

Hi Sandeep, You can opt for any of the following distance learning universities:
1. IGNOU
2. Delhi University
3. Mumbai University
4. Osmania University
5. Nalanda Open University
6. Panjab University.

Hi Neha, Unfortunately, there is no such possibility. No college would allow admission in the third year straight.

Hi, Admission to the course is based on the candidate's performance in one of the relevant entrance exams held in the country. CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) is one of the major entrance examinations for admission to the course. It is conducted by the National Law Universities (NLUs). Admission procedure may vary across colleges. Some of the colleges providing Diploma in labour laws and labour welfare through distance learning are as follows:
1. ILS Law College
2. University of Mumbai, Mumbai.

None. I would suggest doing a regular course over distance as there is no clarification of whether these courses are approved or not.

Check this link to know more about this course. http://distance-edu.co.in/CD/BSc-Physician-Assistant-Bachelor-in-Science-Physician-Assistant-VMU/41/
This college provides the course you want:
http://nimtweb.org/CD/U139-BSc-Physician-Assistant-205.

After completing your B.A. You need to apply for SSC exam to be selected in a government job. SSC conducts its exams each year as CHSL and CGL. Give both the exams. Best of luck.

What assistance do you need? Apart from the other answer if there is anything in particular that you need to know, ask about that specifically. I or someone would be able to help you better that way.

The only way by which you can do your B.Ed is through distance or correspondence. You can go for the colleges like Kurukshetra University (Kurukshetra), Maharshi Dayanand University (Rohtak) or Annamalai University.