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Yes, you can pursue LL.B. Course in distance mode as long as you meet the eligibility criteria of the university offering the course. Generally, the eligibility criteria for LL.B. Distance education is graduation in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum percentage (usually 45-50%). Since you are a government servant, you may also want to check with your employer if there are any rules or regulations regarding studying while serving. You can check with various universities offering LL.B. Course in distance mode for their admission process and eligibility criteria. Some of the universities offering LL.B. Course in distance mode in India are Indira Gandhi National Open University IGNOU Annamalai University, University of Mumbai, and many more. You can visit their websites for more information about the courses, fees, and admission process.

As you ask about B.Arch from Chandigarh University, As I am not from this branch but I can give you my review about Chandigarh university. Currently I am student of second year engineering from this university. So here are the good things about university:
1. Excellent infrastructure and most important it is growing day by day.
2. Good and supportive faculty.
3. Well-equipped labs.
4. Hostel facility is very good, you don't have to worry about anything except food a little.
5. Placement oriented guidance.
6. Easy reach to higher authority of university.
7. No ragging. I never seen a single ragging case in my first year, seniors are so much supportive.
8. Students from all over the India even foreign country too. Here are the few cons not bad but need improvement
1. Open playground for cricket and football is not in very good condition as most of the time it is equipped for some events (New ground is almost constructed so no longer any issue with that).
2. Sometime focus too much on assignments and lab file work instead of practical knowledge. Although written work is also important but it can be improved. Apart from this no other issue with the university, CU is really good and a place where you want to spend few years of life and remember those years as best years of your life. And university is approved by UGC, AICTE and other necessary councils.