B.Ed

Some of the popular B.Ed scholarships are mentioned below:

• National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship (NMMS)
• Post-Matric Scholarship for SC/ST/OBC
• Maulana Azad National Fellowship (for minorities)
• State-level scholarships (like Uttar Pradesh B.Ed Scholarship, West Bengal Oasis Scholarship)
• UGC Scholarships (e.g., Ishan Uday for NE students)

The Typical Elegibility Criteria for B.Ed Scholarships in India include:

• Family income ceiling (usually below INR 2.5–6 lakh/year)
• Merit or academic performance
• Reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/Minority/EWS)
• Regular student in a recognised institution

Various colleges in india offer B.Ed in special education 

Some of them are - 

Amity University 

Jawaharlal Nehru University 

Jamia Millia Islamia 

Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi 

All Yavar Jung National institute of speech and hearing disabilities Divyangjan, Mumbai 

AIISH Mysore 

Apex University 

To take admission in B.Ed program at Sabarmati University (Ahmedabad), you should score mininum 50% marks in bachelor's degree in any recognized college or university in any stream or you will be selected by giving an entrance exam conducted by university. The final selection process includes personal interview and other mandatory assessments

For further information regarding fees and application process,visit the official website https://sabarmatiuniversity.edu.in

Since you've done B.Com in 2002 with 46%, you're currently not eligible for a regular B.Ed course, as most universities ask for at least 50% marks (45% for reserved categories). Also, distance B.Ed is mainly for in-service teachers with teaching experience and a Diploma like D.El.Ed. Both regular and distance B.Ed courses must be NCTE-approved to be valid. If you're serious about teaching, you can either pursue a Master's degree and score 50% or check if you're eligible under a reserved category. Once eligible, you can apply to NCTE-approved colleges for a proper teaching qualification.