Law

You are eligible to do LLB Programme, then after you can go for LLM programme, because LLM programme is a Master's degree programme. And for law colleges you can check this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/top-law-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-56-2-0-0-0

You must check it out from the college website.

You have to wait and contact the university for further information.

You have a great chance to get admission in the desired university.

You have to write the entrance exam first as all admissions are now based on entrance exam's results.

Hello Rajalakshmi,
Yes, many universities in Tamil Nadu offer LL.B. through distance mode education. You can use the location filters on this link:
https://shiksha.com/searchLayer

Yes, you are eligible to do law with 70% marks but the course is not available in distance mode. What can be done instead is that you can opt for a college which is lenient on attendance so you don't have to maintain a high attendance. You can go easy on it. one such is CCSU.

Yes, you have obtained a good % in your graduation and you can get admission in the Ambedkar Law College in Madras.

Hi,
Previous year's question paper are easily available online as well as offline.

Of course, anyone can study a law abroad, but there is some kind of difficulty. The fee for foreign students is very high in foreign countries. If someone has passed LLB or LLM in India, they have some experience, he or she can reach Canada easily and get a Permanent Resident Card. Canada is the only country in the world, which sponsors all kinds of skilled persons, may be an electrician, a plumber, a truck driver, a specialist in computer Science and many more. Once you reach there, become a permanent resident, you will be able to work and continue your study at the same time. Thus, you will not have a financial problem.