LLB

Yes you can do the LL.B. After B.A. Psychology Hons. The basic eligibility criteria of LL.B. Is a minimum three years Bachelor degree in any disciplines with minimum 50% of marks (DU's criteria for general candidate). Further you can also do the distance Masters degree course with regular LL.B.

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There is no such law college in India which provide LL.B. Course in distance mode. LL.B. Is a full time course as per BCI norm. But generally traditional 3 year LL.B. Course from few government. And private law colleges are very slow and easy going that can be done with less regular class visit. You can enroll yourself in a law college which require less attendance and can associate with an tax advocate along with study to have better practice knowledge.

There are very few universities NLU that offer integrated B. L. S. LL.B. Top law colleges in Karnataka for B. L. S LL.B. Or LL.B. Are ULC Bangalore, School of Law Christ University, NLU Bangalore, K. LE law college.

There is nothing like part time LL.B. As per BCI rule. But few University like D. U run evening classes. LL.B. Is a full time course but you can study law through programme like Master of corporate law through distance mode from NLU. There is no university that give part time LL.B.

A decent govt. law college in Tamil Nadu.
Admission to 3 Year (B.L. ) / 5 Year (B.A. B.L.) Degree Course is based on Academic Merit through counseling.
More Details Visit:www.tndalu.ac.in
So , any law test score is not specified but you can ask the college authority in detail.

To get the license of practise from BCI, the procedure is as follow.
1)Register in state bar council ( the require documents)
2) Pass the AIBE exam within two year of registration in state bar. I suggest to use " Advocate" instead of lawyer, in case of practise. You require provisional/ original degree to register.