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I've completed a 3 year national Diploma in language practice (BA). So, tell me that whether am i eligible for doing B.Ed or not?

To be eligible to pursue B.Ed course, you should have completed Bachelor's degree course in Arts/ Commerce/ Science stream with minimum aggregate of 50% marks from a recognised university. You need to appear in state level entrance examination to get admission in B.Ed course. Some top colleges/ universities conducts their own entrance examination for offering admission in B.Ed course. Since, you have completed your Graduation in Arts stream, you are eligible to do B.Ed course.

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I've completed a 3 year national Diploma in language practice (BA). So, tell me that whether am i eligible for doing B.Ed or not?

No, you can't do B.Ed course because you have completed diploma course.

Those candidates who have completed graduation or masters degree with above 50% marks from a recognized university are eligible for B.Ed course.

There are no age criteria.

You are only eligible to opt for B.Ed if you have completed your graduation in any discipline from a recognized University and as you don't have a Graduation degree with you, therefor I am sorry to say that you cannot get admission in B.Ed course. Therefore, you should first of all complete your graduation from a recognized Institute and then after completion of your graduation, you can very much opt for B.Ed course.

For B.Ed admission you need degree qualification from a recognized university. If your present qualification is a diploma from a recognized university then it will not be enough for B.Ed programme.
Just make sure that you have got a degree with at least 50% marks then only you will be considered eligible for any entrance exam.