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B.A. LL.B. is generally offered as a full-time, on-campus programme and it may not be possible to pursue it as an external student. However, some universities may offer distance education programs or correspondence courses in law. If you are interested in pursuing a distance education programme in law, you can check with various universities that offer such programs. Some of the universities that offer correspondence courses in law include Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu Open University, and Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU). These universities may offer B.A. LL.B. as well as other programs in law. The admission process for distance education programs in law may vary from university to university. Generally, you will need to fill out an application form and submit it along with the required documents such as educational certificates, identity proof, and other relevant documents. The university may also conduct an entrance examination or consider your scores in qualifying exams. It is important to note that pursuing a distance education programme in law may not be recognised by some legal bodies, and it may not qualify you to practice law in India. Therefore, it is advisable to carefully consider your options before applying for a distance education programme in law.

Yes, it is possible for a commerce student to pursue a Bachelor of Science B.Sc. In Interior Designing. Interior design is a field that combines both creative and technical skills, and a background in commerce can provide a strong foundation in business and management, which can be useful in running an interior design business or working in a corporate design setting. In most cases, the eligibility criteria for a B.Sc. In Interior Designing is to have completed 10+2 in any stream. Some colleges may also look for a portfolio of your work, which could include drawings, sketches, photographs of designs you have created, or other examples of your design skills.