B.Ed

Yes, you are eligible for KVS, JNV, etc.

Both are important and challenging. Teaching is not only a challenging but you will find a satisfaction through a different world, for it you have to face many difficulties also. UPSC will give you both name and fam. It has both glamour and high responsibility. For it, you must study thoroughly and sincerely. Above all, your interest should be first priority. You must go with your interest and choose which one you like best.

If you belong to general category, you must have a minimum of 50% in either graduation or Masters to get admission for B.Ed for both regular or distance mode. Other than general category, other category candidates are eligible with 45% in any University.

The last date is already gone. The last date was 30th April 2017.

Teaching experience is not a condition to get admission in B.Ed. So you can apply for that without any hesitation. You can choose IGNOU as it a trusted university for distance education. Remember, for admission in B.Ed, 50% is required either in graduation or Masters.

You will get a category when you will get a job. Depending on the condition and criterion, you will be categorised.

Yes, you can do it. A long break is not a barrier to pursue B.Ed if you have a minimum of 50% in your graduation.

Definitely, B.Ed will help you in teaching. But you must have a minimum of 50% in your graduation. Your 4-years home tuition will not help you to get admission in B.Ed, but yes it will help you to cope up with teaching practice.

You are doing B.Ed means that you have already taken admission in B.Ed and perhaps the 1st semester is also over. Now, why do you need to choose the subjects again?

It is difficult to change the college although it is under the same university. But, if you have a genuine reason, the university might give you the permission to do so.