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Yes, you can surely go for distance law education in Pune for diplomas and other types of certificate courses, but not for LLB degrees, as the Bar Council of India does not recognise them. 

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With a CUET-PG score of 113, you can easily get admission to Kerala Central University. The cut-off for LLM at the university is 26 marks in CUET-PG. The Tuition fee for the entire LL.M course at the university is INR 19,320. The total seat intake for LL.M. is 50. 

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It is recommended to check the official website of GLC Trichy or TNDALU for the most up-to-date and specific cutoff information for B.A LL.B admissions because the latest cutoff information for B.A LL.B at GLC Trichy is not directly provided in the search results

No University of Delhi does not provide one year LLM programmes. LLM programme at DU is a full time postgraduate course that lasts two or three years. Candidates may apply for the DU LLM entrance exam in their last year of LLB but they must meet all eligibility requirements at the time of admission. Duration of the LLM education at DU varies by universities and can range from two to three years. The University of Delhi provides a total of 125 places for the 2 year and 3 year LLM programmes.

The BA LLB first-year fee of Assam University is about Rs 15445/. For other fee like uniform & parking etc. are about INR 5000 per year.

For professionals who are looking for flexible law programs following collges can be referred:

1.ICFAI Law School Dehradun

2.Law College Dehradun

3.Doon University 

4.D.A.V (P.G.) College

The B.A. LL.B. programme is available at the North Eastern Regional Institute of Management (NERIM) in Guwahati, with a maximum enrollment of 60 students. Candidates for this programme must have earned at least 45% of their 10+2 credits (with some accommodations for reserved categories). 

The North Eastern Regional Institute of Management (NERIM) in Guwahati provides a B.A. LL.B. programme that has received mostly positive feedback. The Bar Council of India (BCI) has approved the program, which includes a curriculum that is designed to provide a solid foundation in legal studies as well as liberal arts education. Students benefit from experienced faculty and a variety of resources, including a well-stocked library and moot court sessions.

Placement assistance is also available, though details on law placements may differ. Overall, NERIM is considered a good option for pursuing a B.A./LL.B. in the region.