Typically, (link unavailable) and B.Ed are two separate undergraduate programs.

- (Bachelor of Commerce): A 3-year undergraduate degree focusing on commerce, business, and related subjects.

- B.Ed (Bachelor of Education): A 2-year undergraduate degree that prepares students for teaching and education-related careers. Mostly graduation is needed

You can pursue these programs in different ways:

- Sequentially: Complete first and then pursue B.Ed.

- Integrated Programs: Some institutions offer integrated programs like B.A. B.Ed or  B.Ed, but B.Ed integrated programs are less common.

If you're interested in pursuing both, research institutions that offer:

- Dual Degree Programs: Some universities might offer dual degree programs or integrated courses that combine commerce and education.

- Simultaneous Pursuit: You could pursue and B.Ed simultaneously, but this would require careful planning and might be challenging.

Normally, you cannot do B.Com and B.Ed together as regular (full-time) courses at the same time, because:

Both are full-time degree programs and UGC rules do not allow two full-time regular degrees together.

However, you can do one regular and one distance/online mode course at the same time.

It is possible to pursue both B.Com and B.Ed simultaneously, but it requires careful planning and time management due to the academic workload. Some universities may offer integrated programs, while others might require separate admissions. Consult respective institutions for details.