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Irregular courses in LL.B. Generally refer to distance or correspondence courses where the student is not required to attend regular classes on campus. Such courses are often offered by universities through their distance education departments. In India, the Bar Council of India (BCI) has issued guidelines for conducting distance education programmes in law. According to the guidelines, a person who wishes to pursue LL.B. Through distance education must hold a graduate degree in any discipline from a recognised university and must clear the entrance test conducted by the university offering the course. The duration of the course is 3 years, and the syllabus and curriculum are the same as for regular LL.B. Courses. If you are interested in pursuing an irregular course in LL.B. , you should check the websites of various universities that offer distance education programmes in law. You can also check with the Bar Council of India to ensure that the university and the course are recognised by them. It is important to note that some states or universities may not allow the enrolment of students who have completed LL.B. Through distance education for practice in courts, so you may need to research the rules and regulations of the state in which you wish to practice law.

B.J. M. C. gives an opportunity to learn skills which can be applied to print, web, broadcasting, and media journalism. The course will also help students develop skills in communication, research, computer and technology, editing and writing. If you want to study in a creative and intellectually challenging environment, this is right course for you. For IILM University eligibility refer to the link given below:
https://iilm.edu.in/course/ba-hons-journalism-media-and-communication/
B. J. M. C. provides following career options to the graduates:
Advertising/PR/Event Management
Branding
Marketing
Social media
Publishing house
Radio
Content writing agencies.