Hello,

As per recent UGC guidelines candidates are now allowed to pursue two degree courses simultaneously provided one is through distance mode and another through regular mode for instance many people pursue LLB after graduation though LLB isn't a postgraduate degree, but eligibility criteria of BEd is based on graduation on the other hand for BSc it's based on 12th standard, as in your previous question you mentioned to have done BPharm, hence if you can manage both the degree courses, you can do it, else the best thing I can suggest you is go for integrated BSc-BEd which is for a duration of four years, this is an amalgamation of science subjects with training, as you come from science background BSc-BEd integrated course is the best option for you, Regional Institute of Education with its campuses in various states offers this course, admission is done through CEE by NCERT, you can also go for CUCET exam, there are also private universities such as LPU, Sharda University etc.

hi,

bachelor of education is 2 years duration course. the eligibility criteria is candidates must complete graduation or post graduation from a recognized university. however you may do b.sc course after b.ed and a candidate may do more than one  bachelors courses if he/ she qualified to take admission in that particular course.