Law

Well, at the outset I would make it very clear that a LLB Degree obtained through a distance learning would serve no purpose, as it is not recognized by the Bar Council of India. Even then, if you would want to go for it, then please do. Also, please mention the institute you are looking for.

I would suggest you to rather purchase any of the books by universal publications for past year papers of CLAT and AILET both. As other sources might not be that genuine.

The Bar council of India recognizes the courses taken in regular course only. A degree in law obtained by means of a distance learning course or part time course in not recognized. So, it Is better to pursue a regular course in law else, it won't be of any use.

No need to attend classes in distance learning you just need to come for exam.

There is nothing as such like direct Judge training. Firstly, you need to pass out with a law degree from a law college, then you may sit for competitive exams called PCS (J) or HJS. If you crack the prelims in these exams then you shall be invited to sit for the Mains exams and then finally there shall be an interview. Once you pass it, you will be sent for Judge training.

Yes you can. There is no restrictions. Best of Luck.

Hello,
No, it's not hard. Firstly, it totally depends on your interest. Three year law is having quite large syllabus but it's very interesting. As I'm a law student I feel it very easy and interesting. And at last in India it's not hard to pursue 3 year LL.B. Honors you may easily and directly get admission in any of private college.
All the best!

Hi Latika,There is no age bar for CLAT AILET & BLAT. You can definitely sit in CLAT examination in 2019.

Hi, Both the colleges you mentioned are indeed, some of the good colleges of Bangalore. However, Alliance University is still considered one of the best colleges in South India. It is known for its brilliant faculty, excellent facilities and they undoubtedly have a very good track record of placements. So, I would definitely suggest Alliance University. Good luck.

There are various career aspects that you can pursue such as litigation, corporate law, prepare for competitive exams, pursue LL.M. Etc. After completing your law degree.