Distance/Correspondence

Yes, you might but certain colleges ask that you are enrolled or not in any college. Taking both the courses simultaneously will be burden for you in my opinion. Also, there exists some problem like clashing of dates. But, if you can manage it, then you can go for it.
Best of luck.

You are eligible for M.Com but you should attempt the exam which was conducted by Andhra University and get good marks. You should also write the PGCET which was conducted by the AP Government. Both of these exams are written.

IGNOU, IIMU, Aligarh Muslim University and Karnataka State University are some of the institutes which do provide B.Tech through distance/correspondence.

Hi Vivek,
Yes, you can enrol for BA Law. There are a few universities which accept students for the same.
Regards.

Hi,
LLM in Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College is a full-time course. Hence you cannot do the same through distance education.
Regards.

Hello Vinod,
Yes, you indeed can. Any student can do any course via distance education mode. The restriction is to the heavily practical oriented courses, since there is no scope for practicals in distance mode. That's all.

Hi Madhu,
Yes, you can surely apply for this course. There is no age limitation for pursuing a distance course. You have completed your 10+2, hence you're eligible.

Yes, you can do the above-mentioned course through correspondence. There are many universities offering this course. Some of them are:- Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli, Gurukul Kangri Vishwavidyalaya, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai and many more.

Hi Anindaa,
Yes, you can do so. There are different universities like Acharya Nagarjuna University Centre for Distance Education, Guntur, Directorate of Distance Education, Madurai Kamaraj University etc. Which provide M.Sc. In botany through distance learning.
Regards.