Distance/Correspondence

If you have recently started doing Diploma, then you can opt for doing graduation through distance mode along with Diploma. You will complete both at around same time. Choose a less demanding course like BA to lower your burden.

You can apply for jobs after BCA through Distance, but you will not be placed in campus as compared to regular course students. Also, regular students will be preferred over you in a job recruitment, even if you have high marks.

What are you pursuing now?

Distance engineering in any discipline is invalid now, as per the order of Supreme Court. You can do Part Time or Evening classes. If you are thinking about AMIE, then give it a rest. As recognition of AMIE course is still undecided.

IGNOU provides such courses too. Experience will be handy, if you can manage it somehow. Apart from that, you will have to study for the course too. That means you will have to give time anyway, so get some experience along too.

As said, do not fall for such courses. They have no recognition and are only a waste of resource. AMIE's recognition is also in doubt, so I would recommend not to take admission there yet.

I am agreed with Vinayak's answer, but I would like to suggest you to have 2 years' experience before you join. Regards.

Perhaps, there is no college offering this program. If someone says that this is being offered, then it is wrong, because practical oriented courses can't be recognized through distance mode. I would suggest you to go with regular one. Regards.

http://www.efluniversity.ac.in/images/Documents/UGC_DEB/Annexure-9-PPR-MA.pdf
All graduates from diverse disciplines are eligible to apply for MA in English. There is no entrance test for admission to the programme. The students can download an application form from the University website (www.efluniversity.ac.in) during the stipulated time. The students can also contact or write to the office of the Dean, School of Distance Education for application forms and other information. Regards.