LLB

Yes, it is quite possible as many state universities allow for the same.

CLAT is a centralised test for admission to 17 prominent NLUs in India. The test is taken by students after 12th grade for admission to 5 years integrated degree in law and after graduation in Law for LLM programmes conducted by these law universities. You are eligible for 3 years LLB course conducted by majority of Indian universities. You are advised to appear for law entrance exams such universities.

The scope and job opportunities in order of precedence are in following degree choices of yours:
1. LLB.
2. Mass communications.
3. M.Sc Science subjects and
4. MA.

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The LLB initiates from the Latin abbreviation of Legum Baccalaureus (also known as the Bachelor of Laws). It is related to Law Profession with various specialization. The company secretary is responsible for the efficient administration of a company, particularly with regard to ensuring compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements and for ensuring that decisions of the board of directors are implemented.The Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Program is a professional credential offered internationally by the American-based CFA Institute.
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In order to succeed in any profession one requires combination of domain skills and soft skills. You are advised to study well and learn art of applying academic learning in real practical life. In addition, you must put efforts to develop soft skills to succeed as a lawyer. Without software skills best of lawyer may find difficulty in reaching to the top.

LLB and mass communication courses have better career options. These courses have good career options in terms of salary and growth. It depends on your graduation too. If you have done B.Sc, then M.Sc is preferred, but law is also a good option.

Can I know about your educational qualification? According to me, M.Sc is a good option. It has good scope. You can get a job in agriculture or chemical industry after completing M.Sc.

Dear,
LLB through distance mode is not approved by Bar Council of India and if any university offer the same then you should avoid the same.
According to me if you have interest in law than go for regular mode LLB programme because through that you would learn right tools, moot court practice, references and specially knowledge.
All the best.