B.Ed

That really depends on the subject you opt to teach. If you are pursuing M.Ed, you should pursue a subject which you feel comfortable teaching. Since you have already chosen English and Maths as your subjects for B.Ed, you should select a subject in the same domain, so that you have in-depth knowledge of a particular subject and you can then pursue a teaching job in the same subject.

You can pursue B.Ed through distance.

If you opted for any subject as major then the marks of the major subject will only be considered, otherwise, average marks of all the subjects ate considered for pass course.

PGDCA may help you to choose your method papers in B.Ed and you can become a computer teacher later. If you don't do PGDCA, it won't matter.

Yes, you can pursue B.Ed after BCA. The admission to B. Ed. is through the entrance exam conducted by the states and institutions for the intake of students. Generally, the admission test is conducted in the month of May or June.

The B.Ed is a better option than a BTC course. The salary package for the B.Ed candidates will be higher. The B.Ed is compulsory for getting government school teacher jobs. Basic Training Certificate (BTC) is a course to improve quality of teaching. The graduates in any discipline with 50% marks are eligible for both the courses.

No, you don't need to pursue this course.

Both qualifications and experiences are needed to become a principal in government and private schools. After the completion of both the courses, join a school.

Dear Shalu,
May I know if you had work experience? Without it, chances are tight, however, alternate options are always available.