B.A

Yes, you can pursue an M.A. In Psychology even if you have graduated from a different stream, such as B.Com. While a background in psychology can be helpful, it is not always a requirement to pursue a master's degree in psychology. Most universities and colleges that offer M.A. In Psychology programs have specific admission requirements, and many require applicants to have completed a Bachelor's degree in any discipline. However, some programs may require that applicants have completed coursework in psychology, Statistics or other related subjects. It's a good idea to check with the specific institutions you're interested in to determine their specific admission requirements and how your prior education and experience might be relevant. You may also want to consider taking some psychology courses as part of your preparation for graduate study, in order to build a strong foundation for your master's degree.

Candidates with at least fifty-five (55) percent marks either in the bachelor's degree and/or in the master's degree in Sciences/Social Sciences/Commerce/Humanity, bachelor's in engineering or
Technology with specialization in Science and Mathematics with 55% marks or any other qualification equivalent thereto, are eligible for admission to the programme.
The candidate should have two years full-time teaching experience on temporary/permanent basis as Primary/Graduate/Post Graduate teacher in a primary, secondary/higher/senior secondary school with registration number recognised by the respective Directorate of Education or Central or State Government or Union Territory.
So, you can apply for B.Ed in IGNOU