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I have completed my M.Com and secured 60%. Now, I wish to study M.Ed full time. Am I eligible for M.Ed? If not, then what should I study to be eligible for it?

M.Ed is Master in Education and it is two year master degree course. The required minimum qualification to get admission in the course is that candidate must have passed bachelor degree in education.

So, you need to have B.Ed qualification to appear in the examination for admission in M.Ed course.

M.Ed is Master in Education. It is two year course. The eligibility to get admission in the course is that candidate must have passed B.Ed from a recognised university.

So, if you have B.Ed qualification before the M.Com and other qualification then you are eligible for admission in M.Ed course.

No, you are not eligible for studying M.Ed after M.Com.

Eligibility for M.Ed-

At first you have to study B.Ed.
B.Ed is a two year degree course.It stands for Bachelor of Education.
After completing B.Ed, you are eligible for studying M.Ed.

Let me tell you that only after completing M.Com you are not eligible to pursue M.Ed.
You have to complete B.Ed first and after that only you will be eligible to pursue M.Ed.
It is compulsory to complete B.Ed first to pursue M.Ed.

Eligibility criteria for pursuing B.Ed:-
Candidate must have completed their graduation from a recognized university.
Candidate must have scored at least 50% aggregate in graduation.
Candidate must have to clear entrance examination to get admission.

The required eligibility to get admission in Master in Education course is that candidate must possess bachelor in education from a recognised university.

So, if you have done B.Ed course then you are eligible for appearing in entrance examination to get admission in M.Ed course.