Distance

As per the Bar Council of India rule, you can't pursue it because it's a professional course. How can you get it done online? It requires a lot of effort and hard work.

Bharatiar University School of Distance Education offers MBA in Aviation/Supply Chain Management. For syllabus and details visit https://www.b-u.ac.in/Home/BuCciiSyllabus

A regular MCA is a better option as compared to distance MCA. A regular MCA will give you the opportunity to have a focused approach to the course and learning/exposure will be much better when compared to distance MCA.

Yes, Dyal Singh College has B.Sc. Hons in Botany course. As Dyal Singh college comes under University of Delhi, so take admission in this college. You have to first fill the registration form for Delhi university (DU) and then wait for the release of cut offs and then you can apply for the admission in Dyal Singh college on basis of your 12th score only if you met their cut-off requirement. For more details about Dyal Singh College, refer to the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/dsc-dyal-singh-college-lodi-colony-Delhi-2319.

If you are interested in Distance education then there are many universities which is approved by UGC and all. Please check the list below for your reference:
Annamalai University
Amity University
NMIMS
Jagannath University
IMT Ghaziabad
Suresh Gyan Vihar University
UPES Dehradun and so on.

Hi,
Here are the list of some top college providing distance education in Chennai
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/distance-correspondence-b-tech-colleges-Chennai
Just follow the link.

There are many universities in Delhi, which are offering UG through correspondence in Delhi for working professional like:
Amity University
NMIMS
Annamalai University and so on.

According to me, you have to join BCA from a renowned and reputed university like:
Amity University
Suresh Gyan Vihar University
Jagannath University
All are the above universities are well renowned and well approved by UGC, DEB, AICTE, and NAAC accredited as well.

Hello! Yes indeed. All the Iims in India are widely recognised by the Government. The older ones are famous not just in India, but also in the abroad.